Buy air purifiers by specs, not marketing.

Fast, no-BS recommendations: pick the right purifier for your room size, noise tolerance, and filter cost — without paying the “logo tax”.

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Pick by apartment size

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50 m² COVER IMAGE

Best for ~50 m² (1–2 rooms)

Quiet, compact, good filter cost. Ideal for bedroom + living room.

  • Target CADR: 170–250 m³/h
  • Noise goal: < 30 dB at sleep mode
  • Filter cost: low yearly replacement
100 m² COVER IMAGE

Best for ~100 m² (bigger flat)

Higher airflow, still reasonable noise. Best “value per airflow”.

  • Target CADR: 300–450 m³/h
  • Use case: living room + hallway
  • Filter cost: check HEPA + carbon
150 m² COVER IMAGE

Best for ~150 m² (house / open plan)

High CADR. Prioritize filter availability and long-term cost.

  • Target CADR: 450–650 m³/h
  • Noise: check medium-speed dB
  • Maintenance: filter prices and stock

Top picks (starter shortlist)

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Best value PRODUCT PHOTO

Model A (value pick)

Best price/airflow ratio, low filter cost, stable auto mode.

  • Room: up to ~50–70 m²
  • Noise: good at low speed
  • Filters: easy to find
Quietest PRODUCT PHOTO

Model B (quiet pick)

If you hate noise: best bedroom option with good filtration.

  • Room: up to ~40–60 m²
  • Noise: excellent sleep mode
  • Carbon: decent odors
High CADR PRODUCT PHOTO

Model C (large spaces)

Strong airflow for open-plan. Watch filter costs.

  • Room: up to ~100+ m²
  • Airflow: high CADR
  • Filters: higher yearly cost

Quick comparison (example table)

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Model Best for CADR (m³/h) Noise (sleep) Filter cost / year Link
Model A
Value pick
50–70 m² 250 ~26 dB €60–€90 Price →
Model B
Quiet pick
40–60 m² 220 ~20 dB €70–€110 Price →
Model C
Large spaces
100+ m² 500 ~30 dB €120–€200 Price →

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FAQ

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How do I size an air purifier?

Use CADR/airflow and aim for multiple air changes per hour. If in doubt, size up—then run it on low speed.

Do I need carbon filters?

If you care about odors/smoke, yes. For pollen/dust only, HEPA matters more.

What’s the hidden cost?

Filters. Always check availability and yearly replacement cost before buying.

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