How to Choose the Right
Air Purifier.
Indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air. Whether you’re dealing with allergies, pet dander, dust, or odours, an air purifier can make a meaningful difference to your home environment.
True HEPA captures 99.97% of particles ≥0.3 microns. Match the filter to your primary concern.
Always size up slightly — a unit rated for a larger room runs quieter and lasts longer.
Factor in filter replacements (every 6–12 months) and energy draw at 20–30W.
Always choose a unit rated for a room slightly larger than yours — this allows it to run on a lower, quieter setting while still being effective.
Don’t be put off by technical language. Here are the three numbers that matter most:
Clean Air Delivery Rate. Higher is better — aim for at least two-thirds of your room’s square footage.
Air Changes per Hour. For allergy sufferers, aim for 4–5 ACH.
Most HEPA filters need replacing every 6–12 months. Factor in ongoing replacement costs.
If you plan to run the purifier in a bedroom or home office, noise matters. Look for units rated below 50dB on their highest setting. Our desktop air purifier is designed for quiet, continuous operation.
Air purifiers run continuously, so energy consumption adds up. A unit running at 20–30W is considered efficient for most room sizes.
“For most homes, our Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2 offers the best balance of performance and value. For pet owners or larger spaces, the plug-in negative ion purifier provides continuous background purification without filter replacements.”
“Match the filter type to your primary need, size the unit to your room, and prioritise low noise if it’s going in a bedroom or office. Everything else is a bonus.”
We hand-pick every air purifier in our range for performance, reliability, and value — so you can breathe easier, whatever your budget.



