Philips Air Purifier 3200 Series - HEPA NanoProtect + Active Carbon Filter, CADR 520m³/h for 135m² Allergy sufferers, Ultra-quiet, Intelligent and Energy efficient, Silver (AC3220/10)

I bought this originally to put next to some 3D printers to control the smell and emissions, which it did well. It however soon got moved to downstairs and happily cleans our daily air. Quiet enough, the app works well and tells me all I need to know. Cleaning the filters is easy enough. This was a pricey bit of kit compared to the other available air purifiers out there right now, however I went with a brand I know and have no regrets at all in this purchase. Would happily recommend to family and friends and I have.

What a great air filter, it’s huge in size and does a huge job of keeping our home dust and smell free.

I recently purchased this Philips Air Purifier 3200 and I can say it’s an excellent product, noticeably better than my Levoit 300 and Dyson Hot+Cool. Pros: - The device lives up to its promise of delivering clean air. With its powerful HEPA NanoProtect and Active Carbon filters, it efficiently removes dust, allergens, and microscopic particles. - The SilentWings technology is a game-changer. Even at higher settings, the purifier operates quietly, and in night mode, it’s virtually silent. - The Air+ app makes controlling the purifier incredibly convenient. I can adjust settings remotely, monitor PM2.5 levels, and check allergen particle data in real time. It’s intuitive and adds a layer of ease to the experience. - Maintenance is straightforward with clear filter cleaning and replacement indicators. Cons: - While the app is handy, it only provides data on PM2.5 levels and allergenic particles. I wish it offered more detailed insights into other pollutants or air quality metrics for a more comprehensive understanding.

Philips air purifier is a nice looking and modern device. I’m pleased I’ve got it. I own air purifiers in every room, mostly silent night and thought I’d get more expensive one to see how it compares. Overall I’d say it is an improvement. 1.) it’s more powerful to deal with odours and especially when it comes to cat toilet smells. 2.) I like that in the app I get notified every so many weeks to clean the filters, which is easy to give them a quick hoover and then reset it. Meaning they last one year. Give and take depending how much dust etc they consume. 3.) it has automatic regime that can be configured in the app. Mine gives little turbo speed run for 15 minutes then goes to nighttime mode at 10pm. In the morning it goes to my preferred setting which is medium. 4.) operates quietly and after a day I couldn’t even notice it it. In comparison my silent night ones are very loud 5.) it has a flat top, meaning if compared to other purifiers that have open top with some grills and whatnot, then dust tends to settle in there and no way to clean it. Philips has flat top and dust does not get into the machine from the top. Some things that might work for some but not for others. 1.) automatic mode in my lounge is not enough. I have automatic cat toilet on one side of the room with its own air purifier that works on full and collects main dust while on other side of room where I spend most time is Philips air purifier and when I put it on automatic it didn’t pick up the smells as well, since there are divisions such as furniture between two sides of the room. But me with sensitive nose could most definitely pick up these smells. So I had to put it on medium setting to work all day for me to be comfortable and pleased with its performance. 2.) sometimes I get random peeping and I got no clue why. No notification or message nothing. Just random peeping for 3 seconds. I’m just ignoring at this point as I don’t know what it wants and there is nothing mentioned in the instructions either 3.) needs a good spot. It’s pretty big and can’t be put on a floor unless the room is empty, since all the furniture etc will block the airflow. It has to be elevated. 4.) the app has limited information regarding what’s going on with the air quality. Gives humidity, air quality, allergens and room temperature. Overall I’m pleased with it, since to me it’s an improvement from silentnight air purifiers that eat my money when it comes to filters and are harder to clean.

I’ve been using the Philips Air Purifier 3200 Series for a few weeks now and I am very impressed. The air in my home feels noticeably fresher and cleaner. It runs quietly even on higher settings and the design looks modern and elegant. The HEPA NanoProtect filter works really well, especially for dust and allergies. I also like how easy it is to use and how clearly it shows the air quality level. It’s a great product from Philips and definitely worth the price.

I have a Alexa air monitor which every night goes red due to my partner vaping. I bought a blue air purifier to my consternation it actually trigger the air monitor more frequently ! So I sent it back And bought the Phillips 3200. Wow! It’s dealing with the vaping amazingly. The Alexa monitor does raise ( but stays in green) and the 3200 auto starts and clears it down very quickly - 1-2 minutes. I’d say that’s a pretty decent test. I bought it because it deals with the very small particles. It’s very quiet. It seems decent quality. It is quite large but I put in a corner ( probably not ideal put still works !)

An excellent product. Quiet, compact and very effective at removing particles from the air over a large area. Useful app provides a wide range of options to tailor operation of the purifier to meet individual requirements.

Seen a reduction in dust levels, works well, quiet when running, quite like the light it throws as a nightlight