meross Smart Wi-Fi Air Purifier for Home Supports Apple HomeKit, Alexa,Google Assistant and SmartThings,H13 True HEPA Filter 24dB Quiet Air Purifier for Allergies, Pets, Smoke,Dust,Pollen, 2.4G Only

This has worked absolutely perfectly for me. Out of the box, the setup was extremely simple, pairing it to my apple smart home was flawless, as well as pairing it with my Amazon smart home. No issues, or catches, it just worked.The controls on top are touch capasative and I wish there was a label saying that, and a label warning you to unwrap your filter from its packaging, but if those are the only two complaints I can have, that's one good product.The cleaning of it has been amazing as well, and started to notice results within 48 hours of use. It gets dead silent when you want it to be and can add some nice ambient white noise when you want that as well. a 10/10 purifier FOR SMALLER TO MEDIUM SIZED ROOMS. For testing I moved this into a room way bigger than its advertised to work and noticed it didn't do much at all, so make sure to keep it in a room that's not to big and you won't be disappointed.

Really easy to setup and through meross connection I can include these in my routine for smartthings

It works good. I’m going to get second one other room.

This affordable, HomeKit compatible air purifier has been great. Setup was easy. You don’t even need the manufacturers app if you don’t want to bother with it. We have two and they’ve been running for 3 months without issue.They can get a bit noisy at full speed so I setup and automation to turn them down at night.

WIFI quit after a few weeks. After removing unit that was "not responding" I was unable to re-add it to Apple Home and each attempt resulted in a different (seemingly random) error.---I found the setup easy once I placed it very close to my WIFI. Prior to moving it the setup would fail with a triangle icon and tell me to try again.The Apple Home integration seems mostly decent although “off when I leave” did not trigger. While the speed setting there is a slider, it is more a low, medium and high step setting.The unit has a large filter and does seem to work. In my first test my PurpleAir sensor dropped many sizes of particulate matter to zero, including the PM2.5 range. That’s very good.After testing in my office I moved it to the bedroom, but the mechanical fan/motor noise is objectionable if in directly line of sight. When hidden behind a piece of furniture it disappears.I don’t know if I would buy this again. I’m not certain how the fan is supported but it seems much less isolated than your typical PC cooling fan which have premium bearings for silent operation and long life. Or, perhaps the sound is the motor. Hard to say but it is annoying when you want and expect silent operation.

The media could not be loaded. This thing is great. It's fairly quiet, even at the loudest setting. It's sleek and attractive too (in my opinion). It's a cylindrical shape, so there's no sharp corners or edges. This was important to me because I have a child on the way. I purchased one of these units, and was so happy with it we put another one on our baby shower list for my child's room.The filter seems to last a while, and replacing it was fairly easy. I'm glad the power cable is detachable, and just USB-C so if that fails, I can just find another power cable for it. I'm really happy with this unit. The child lock is a nice feature also. Thanks Meross.

Does a great job filtering the air. My office smells fresher and I sneeze a lot less. We also used it to clear away smoke when cooking with high heat in the kitchen. Will be buying a couple more to keep around the house.

Great design, solid build, almost silent on sleep mode and a good white noise on high.The only issue I had was getting it connected to Apple HomeKit. I tried and tried and almost gave up. I noticed Meross has 2 home apps, and when I switched from the one recommended to their other home app I've had not problems. Strange solution but give it a shot if you're having HomeKit connectivity issues.