Jafanda Air Purifiers for Home bedroom, True HEPA 13 Coverage 450 sqft,22 dB Portable Air cleaner,Effectively Remove Pollen Dust and Odor to Prevent Seasonal Air Diseases,Night Light

Man this thing is nice!
High quality! Good packaging, feels solid, good instructions and customer service cards, nothing feels cheap at all. Even the wall plug feels nice and it’s long. Even the beeps it makes sound fancy lol. Nicer than I expected for 40 bucks.This is only my second air purifier. My first one was one of those cheap cylinder shaped ones and it worked in my small 11×12 foot room but the fan motor wore out and started vibrating after a week of use. Did not feel bad about returning that thing and so glad I chose this one. This “Jafanda” does a fantastic job in my small room even turned down to 1/4 power. Maybe I could turn it down even more.The filters look very nice. They have foam around the outside edge to create a better seal inside the machine. The knob on front of the machine is actually metal, it’s rock solid with zero wiggle but it rotates so smoothly. The night light slowly fades through very nice colors and you can pick one. You can let it fade through the colors, or you can press the touch sensitive button to lock it on a color. Press the button again and the night light goes out. Press it again and the lights behind the two buttons go out so there’s no lights. Press it again and it starts over fading. The touch sensitive buttons work good even through the fabric. The little rubber legs are super grippy. It’ll never slide around.The airflow is luxurious too. There’s no noise except the sound of the air itself. I can’t believe it’s 22 decibels on its lowest setting, it’s almost silent. It’s supposed to have a bladeless fan? Don’t know what that’s all about but it’s definitely, for sure better than the cylinder shaped air purifier I tried before this one. That thing was just a fan in a tube but this one is a step up in design and quality. When it’s turned down low and the air comes out slower it still seems to move a larger volume of air than what a normal fan would. So it’s more efficient. And when you put your hand over the intake holes you can feel that slight inwards breeze from the suction much better than on the cylinder one. Even when it’s turned lower. So you get more filtering for less watts and less noise. Compared to those small cylinder models. And for the same price!Kind of a weird name, “Jafanda” but it is nice. If I had to guess I’d say it was designed for the Chinese market and then rebranded, but I’m just guessing. I don’t know anything about “Jafanda” but I wouldn’t have any hesitation buying one of their more expensive models.No bells and whistles like a timer or an air quality monitor. But since the knob is analog all you have to do is buy a smart plug and you can set a timer or schedule for it. Because if you plug it in while the knob is turned on then it turns on. Even the night light color stays the same after you unplug it if you locked it in to a certain color.I’ll include photos of the specifications page from the instructions. I tried to get a photo of how the night light actually looks but that’s hard to do. I do like the warm amber color. Really good purchase. I’m keeping mine on low power, very low noise and I felt the positive effects after my first 3 hour nap. I guess it goes without saying that the retro design is pretty charming but it has the performance to match. 40 bucks is a great price. Good job, Jafanda. Thank you. Thanks for not overcharging us. This is the perfect middle ground between small portable machines and big expensive ones. I love it. Exactly what I wanted.I’ll be sure to update if anything goes wrong.

Love this machine!
I got this air purifier because I live in a house that has a lot of pets and a lot of dust. I’ve been using it for about 2 months now and I haven’t had any problems with it, in fact I clean off the filter inserts every week when I vacuum and I always see quite a bit of dust and dander accumulated on the filters, so I know that they are working. (the photo attached shows an example of how much dust it catches)My favorite thing about this machine though is that it isn’t only an air purifier, but also a decent fan. I use it on hot nights to cool myself off while I sleep as the fan function goes quite high. It also is nice for a little bit of white noise at night. I have also used the essential oil spot on the front, but I noticed the scent doesn’t ever last very long. But it is nice at first for a little while. You have to keep putting more oil/scents in it often to keep it smelling good.Overall I have been very satisfied with my purchase and I’m glad that I found this air purifier over others. It is cute, works well, has the little RBG light on the front which is fun, the fan works well, and the essential oil spot is fun to use sometimes. You just have to make sure to put the filter inserts the right way, but besides that you don’t have to do anything to set it up. I feel like it was well worth the money.

Muy bien producto, estético y práctico

I did a lot of research on small air purifiers for my Tiny Home, and this one really stands out head and shoulders above the rest. Here’s why: Pros:• The fully adjustable fan speed knob is a huge improvement over 3 fan speeds. You can dial in “silent”, “white noise”, or whatever level of sound you need. This is crucial for me because I’m sensitive, and I sleep with it in the same room. I turn it up when I leave the house to circulate more air, and down when I’m sleeping to maintain air quality.• The directional nature of this is more useful to me than the general “circular” systems many units use. At night, I point this at my head, from ten feet away, on totally silent mode, to take the C02 I exhale away, and replace it with fresh, clean, oxygen-rich air. When I first turned it on, I noticed the difference immediately. It feels great. No stuffy nose.The directional feature also helps so you can place this just off a wall in the middle of the room, to fully circulate air around the room. Do the circular units really pick the air out of the room corners? Who knows? In summer, I can aim this at wherever I’m sitting, or lying, to cool myself with fresh air. I had some nice small fans before, but I got rid of them, because this is better. This is a fan with benefits.• The filter inputs area is twice the size of the output area. As an industrial designer, I appreciate this extremely intelligent design, because the HEPA filter slows air down, so other units where the input area is identical to the output area create friction through static pressure, which chews electrical energy, creates noise, and reduces flow. I can feel the air from this fan from ten feet away on the super low setting, but I can’t hear it. Smart!• The filters are the standard modern blend of pre-filter, HEPA filter, and then carbon filter. Nothing revolutionary here. They are well made, but slightly on the expensive side. The company says you can vacuum the pre-filter to extend life, which is nice of them, but I clean mine by blowing them from the HEPA side out to the pre-filter side with compressed air, every few months, so they last virtually forever.• Using a 24V DC brushless motor is also very smart, so the energy use is as low as possible. I have a watt meter for testing. This unit draws 2 watts on low, 24 watts on high. I never run it on high, at most, I run it on low-medium, about 10 watts, which does my airtight 20′ x 10′ x10′ Tiny Home just fine. The variable speed control produces zero, and I mean zero, “electronic control whine”, like dimmers on LED bulbs etc., used to.I only wish there was a 12V adapter so I could run this directly off my batteries, instead of hopping my 12V electricity up to 120V in an inverter, and then plugging this in for the (included) adapter to drop back down to 24V, which is inefficient. But “inefficient” at 2 watts is no big deal. Literally 2.3 watts to make 2 watts. All the same, a 12V adapter option for the RV/Tiny Home market would be nice.• Small things: The filter area is easily accessible. The feet are perfectly soft but “sticky” so the unit stays where put, doesn’t vibrate, and doesn’t mark furniture. The unit looks nice, and doesn’t take up space. I don’t use the aromatherapy option, because I’m allergic to VOCs.A Note On Sizing: People wonder what size of unit to get. There is no real perfect system for rating CFM to room size. It depends on how fast you want to treat the air, traded off to how much noise you want to put up with. A bigger unit will allow you to run the fan on a slower speed, which is quieter, but moves the same air as a small unit on a high speed, which is noisier.My space is 200 square feet, is airtight, and this unit does me totally fine, and is virtually silent. I appreciate the small size, in my Tiny Home. If you are doing a room, or even a bigger room like a kitchen, this will do you fine. For a whole house, or a first floor of a house with 4 rooms, I would get something bigger. This company has this unit in 4 different sizes, which is smart.All in all, I love this fan. Perfect!

Resolvió increíble mis problemas de alegría por polvo fino construcción de casa que me estaban matando