Ok’ish and quiet performer. If you need a good quality purifier then look elsewhere. The auto mode in this model is shocking. I turned this new unit on and sprayed glen20 in the room. This unit picked up particles, led turned red for a minute before turning back to blue indicating that air quality was good. I, however, could feel the strong fragrance in the air and it was quiet irritating. I then plugged my philips purifier right next to it and it not only picked up the poor air quality (as you can see in the photo) but also worked hard in auto mode to clear the room off particles from aerosol. 5 mins later, the air was noticeably fresh with significantly reduced quantity of irritating fragrance. This is a basic operation I was expecting from my new arovec unit but it failed me. After 6hrs of usage, I’ve already logged a return request with amazon who’ve been happy to accept it.
Please note that this is not a fair comparison of an expensive philips unit with this cheaper arovec, but only a review to highlight that it isn’t a set and forget automatic unit. I am sure if I had manually turned the fan to high for next 20-30 mins, it would have cleared the aerosol. But I expected a little more than this with a new $250 local Australian product. I would not recommend this if you need a good performing air purifier. I’d look at spending another $100 and get a better performing unit.
| Brand | Arovec |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Product Dimensions | 46.2 x 31.6 x 27.8 cm; 3.6 Kilograms |
| Item Weight | 3.6 kg |
