A longtime favorite with both us and our customers for good reason. Blueair has developed a unique patented technology called HEPASilent®, which combines the best of electrostatic and mechanical filtration to achieve high filtration efficiency while processing more air with less noise, using less energy than competitors. This has made them achieve top scores with our experts and in leading consumer tests all around the world. Since 2002 Blueair has held the top position with the highest Clean Air Delivery Rates tested by AHAM, which indicates the fastest removal in the market for allergens, dust and ultra-fine smoke particles. From a running cost perspective Blueair also produces the most energy efficient air purifier in the world according to US Energy Star program. These Scandinavian designed products are excellent in quality, made in powder coated galvanized steel, exceptionally easy to maintain and the company offers excellent customer service - all this to guarantee a comfortable and hassle-free ownership.

All Blueair products undergo certification by AHAM, are Energy Star compliant and undergo stringent ozone testing by California Air Resource Board, and they come with 5 year limited warranty. Buy your Blueair replacement filters here!For all the good work air purifiers do for allergy sufferers and asthmatics, they’ve got a common drawback: They’re eyesores—black, beige, and silver monoliths that stand out like 1990s-era stereo speakers. Not the case with Claesson Koivisto Rune’s new design, whose streamlined form and intuitive interface makes it the iPad of air purifiers. Drawing from its background in architecture and furniture design, the Swedish studio approached the project with the intention of creating an object that would blend with its surroundings. That meant reducing the form to its barest essentials: a steel box with a motion-sensitive glass control on top. (It turns on and off with the swipe of a hand.) CKR provides some of the finer details: The slightly elliptical form with rounded corners creates a fluent edge line and thus reduces the appearance in the room.

The gap to the floor makes the unit appear to float and leaves the floor plane visually interrupted. Finally, the necessary grill patterns are morphing into the closed sides of the casing to blur the otherwise sharp contrast between open and closed. Oh, and it also sucks contaminants out of the air with a HepSilent Plus air filter, which, according to Swedish manufacturer Blueair, removes "99.97% of all allergens, viruses, and other pollutants." therapure uv air cleaner buy envionCKR’s model comes in six colors, including soft pastels. honeywell air purifier 50200 manualContact Blueair for more info.hoover air purifier 600 wh10600 I'd also like to receive special Fast Company offersAir shouldn’t really be something you have to spend too much time thinking about.

You breathe it in, then breathe out. Unfortunately, sometimes air quality sucks and you have to invest in an air purifier, which you then generally have to spend too much time thinking about how to operate. Blueair is introducing a couple of connected air purification products to ensure that your devices do the thinking for you, and you just do the breathing. The Wi-Fi connected air purifier called the Sense+ and an always-on air quality monitor called the Aware are the company’s first real foray into smart home items. I’ve had the chance to spend the last couple of months with the Sense+ and Aware sitting in my bedroom and I can say they’ve been a pair of pretty helpful, yet unassuming, roommates. Now, I’m not living in an area where there’s regularly a ton of smog pollution, but for some reason the old apartment I’m living in is chronically dusty, which is generally annoying. The Sense+ has noticeably taken care of the air quality without reminding me about it with the deafening whirring noise most air purifiers create.

Air purifiers aren’t products I would necessarily go out of my way to call sexy, but the Blueair Sense+ is unassumingly well-designed to the point that people haven’t been left asking “what the hell is that?” when they see it sitting in my apartment. Its build quality is stellar, it isn’t too large and the touch controls on the top of the unit are pretty futuristic feeling. Herman Pihlträd, Blueair’s President, said the company’s emphasis on design is no mistake and has really been essential in its history. He said Blueair has always looked to avoid selling consumers “large plastic boxes,” and has instead strived to create products that have gone on to win design awards. Design is one thing, but nobody buys air purifiers just because they look good. Fortunately, the team at Blueair has continued to really focus on improving performance and the noise levels of its purifiers. The company says its HEPASilent filtration process captures 99.97 percent of particles in the air, with air flow 60-70 percent better than most competitors in the space.

Blueair’s website says the filters on average need to be replaced just about every six months. Working alongside the Sense+ is the Aware, a separate, cool little sensor that monitors air quality and gives you a snapshot of what you’re breathing. Both of these connected products are managed through the Bluair Friend app, which lets you check in on some clean air metrics like particulate matter concentration, carbon dioxide levels and humidity, while also acting as your remote control for the Sense+, allowing you to adjust the intensity of the fan or enable Auto Mode. Auto Mode is an awesome feature which links the Aware and Sense+ and really lets you stop worrying about air quality, as the Aware measures air purity and adjusts the fan levels of the Sense+ accordingly. The Aware and the Sense+ are available at Bloomingdale’s and sold separately at $199 and $499 respectively, but if you want the full benefits of Blueair’s connected platform you really do need both.