Winix 2020EU Air Purifier with True HEPA, active Carbon filter, PlasmaWave, Auto & Sleep mode, for allergies, smokers, dust, odour reduction , silent, up to 77 sqm, ideal for large living spaces [Energy Class A++]

I couldn't be more pleased. I've used air purifiers before and noise was an issue, but the Winix is, as promised, whisper quiet and ideal for the bedroom. It is so simple to use and the instruction book is short, to the point and totally fool-proof. I recommend this product.

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Keeps my lounge dust free. Detects my farts and purifies the air after foul trouser coughs.

Absolutely delighted with this! I spent around a week wading through info and a lot of fake reviews before finding this model of Winix. It seems to be hard to find, but it has superior CADR ratings to the more popular Winix models. I'm shocked at how quiet it is and the energy rating is pretty good. It's also very easy to use. I bought mine for a large living room that suffers from smoke pollution and traffic fumes from living on a busy road. So far it has helped my headaches and the air seems a lot fresher.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I ve bough it for my XL bedroom (35square meters room). When i am not home i am running it on high mode and when i come back i am switching to auto .I vacuum the pre-filter every 4-5 days bcs it catches lots of dust fluff and hairs although i do not have any pet.Power consumptionSleep = 4WattLow = 6WattMedium = 9WattHigh = 12WattTurbo = 69WattUpdate 26/01/17The Pm2.5 detector i have is showing 0.00μg/m3 most of the time in the room where the air purifier is working 24/7

I bought this to replace an aging Winix U450 which had suffered a bit due to moving house. This was a lot cheaper and a lot smaller so I knew it wouldn’t be as good as the old one. But still it does a decent job and in some ways I prefer it, there are just a few things that could be improved.It follows the usual futuristic looking Winix style with bright blue lights that unfortunately can’t be turned off completely without using “night mode” that practically stops the fan. In normal mode the unit will at least lower the brightness when the room is dark though. This model also plays a slightly annoying tune every time you turn it on or off which seems a bit pointless.I like the front cover design as air can go straight through as well as around the sides. This is an improvement on older models. I also prefer the filters on this model to the premium ones on the U series because you still get 3 layers (prefilter, carbon and HEPA) but they are individually replaceable. Still, the cost remains high though and is one of the downsides of buying a Winix.I would say that the 4 different speed settings are not well designed and could have been spread out better. The first two are both very low and won’t give much ventilation but are at least very quiet. The third highest is somewhat better and good enough for most situations whilst remaining fairly quiet. But then when you go up to the turbo speed it is much more powerful and a lot noisier.I miss the remote control from my old unit, not least because it allowed you to decrease speed directly rather than having to cycle through the four options. But I can live without it at this price.I paid about £150 for mine by shopping around and I’m happy at that price, but would not be so happy at the £200 mark this is often priced at.