I've the 2000i in AU (Got it on sale on Amazon) and it is a great unit but the all in one filter is annoying I've had it for about 8 months and the filter is at 62% life remaining. I've two other air purifiers that are AU designed and built (Innovair) that are hospital grade and the pre-filter, HEPA13 filter and carbon filter are are separate and they work incredibly and the HEPA lasts 3-5 years, the carbon is 2.5KG and lasts up to 2 years and the pre-filter lasts up to 6 months and you just replace it as it wraps around the HEPA filter and it gets really disgusting after 6 months but they're cheap to replace. Also have a Dyson which has their glass HEPA filter which isn't the best, I'd put the Dyson at the bottom, then the Phillips and the best are the two Innovair hospital grade units. Great review!
Thanks James and it’s good to hear my theory matched your experience. I do think it’s a much better at cleaning the air than the Dyson l. The Innovair, sounds a great unit I hope I can get a model to test in future. Will do a little research to see if they can send one to the UK.
Don't worry about it, I had to read it a few times and do quite a bit of research before I understood what they were trying to present. Glad the found the review useful :)
Got a 3000i at £269 on amazon, I'm impressed so far, clear lack of dust buildup, my asthma symptoms have improved & as I have two budgies that produce loads of feather dander I was surprised to see how much less dust there was on surfaces. Had a 2000i for a year or so, got that on sale as well. The filter running costs, going by how much the percentage drops over the course of a month they should last around 2 years.
@@HouseFresh 3000i was one of the top purifier tested by Aussie consumer magazine choice. Not the best but top3. Can be picked up in Australia for equivalent £200
@HouseFresh samsung,ionmax,. Samsung are pretty good. Here in Australia they use 110000 units in every school in Victoria and in the state I'm in i saw them in the covid hospital.
I suspect the price fluctuation has something to do with the Philips 3200 being release, which will supersede the 3000. I’m waiting on this new 3200 model, max db is 47.5 in turbo mode!
Ah interesting I didn’t know this was coming out, will look to test when it’s available. I do notice some brands play with price more than others as I have also seen Dyson doing this in marketplaces.
I am so confused. I was checking online and came across 3200 model which is out of stock at argos and philips. However, on Mark electrical, it says discontinued. Could you please clarify?
The 3200 seems to have the same level of air cleaning power 520 m2h but looks a different design. Not had a chance to do a hands-on test yet but does seem a good price but would want to know what features it has or hasn't compared to the 3000i.
Please, could you tell us if you advise or not the Dyson BP04 kindly your advise highly appreciated. Suffering from allergy pollen , Mites. Thank you 🙏🏻
Not tested yet but do have plans to before the end of the year. Just looking at the numbers it seems to high a price for the clean air delivery rate it gives. For some consumers the look will be worth paying for, but I doubt it will be a good purchase for most people but will be sure to test with an open mind.
@@HouseFresh Very much appreciated Iam finding a better deal online from a different markets that I am able to bring with instead of the 999Euros I am able to get it for 580Euros that’s why I am considering but not before having your honest opinion …Many thanks indeed
So dust CADR is 190 cfm for the Dyson BP06 according to EnergyStar: www.energystar.gov/productfinder/product/certified-room-air-cleaners/details/2448381 You can get 373 cfm with the Levoit Core 600S that I see on Amazon for 245 euros. You get much more overall power so will be able to leave it on a lower speed and get the same level of power that the Dyson model needs top speed to work. Or if you prefer looks you can get the Philips 3000i for 300 euros with a CADR of 306 cfm. So even at the lower price, i just don't think its worth it. Maybe it has great asthetics and Im sure the app is great but nothing on paper I can see make it worth such a high initial price tag.
I've the 2000i in AU (Got it on sale on Amazon) and it is a great unit but the all in one filter is annoying I've had it for about 8 months and the filter is at 62% life remaining.
I've two other air purifiers that are AU designed and built (Innovair) that are hospital grade and the pre-filter, HEPA13 filter and carbon filter are are separate and they work incredibly and the HEPA lasts 3-5 years, the carbon is 2.5KG and lasts up to 2 years and the pre-filter lasts up to 6 months and you just replace it as it wraps around the HEPA filter and it gets really disgusting after 6 months but they're cheap to replace.
Also have a Dyson which has their glass HEPA filter which isn't the best, I'd put the Dyson at the bottom, then the Phillips and the best are the two Innovair hospital grade units.
Great review!
Thanks James and it’s good to hear my theory matched your experience. I do think it’s a much better at cleaning the air than the Dyson l.
The Innovair, sounds a great unit I hope I can get a model to test in future. Will do a little research to see if they can send one to the UK.
Can you link the Innovair one please?
Also an aussie here, I've currently got the Phillips
Great review, really insightful. The marketing jargon got me! 😅
Don't worry about it, I had to read it a few times and do quite a bit of research before I understood what they were trying to present. Glad the found the review useful :)
Great review as usual 👏
Thank you 🤗 Was an interesting one to work on.
Hi!
Is there any pc DIY kits or something like available in the uk? as i can't get hold of the 200s
Not that I know of but I hope to see one soon
Got a 3000i at £269 on amazon, I'm impressed so far, clear lack of dust buildup, my asthma symptoms have improved & as I have two budgies that produce loads of feather dander I was surprised to see how much less dust there was on surfaces.
Had a 2000i for a year or so, got that on sale as well. The filter running costs, going by how much the percentage drops over the course of a month they should last around 2 years.
That’s a good price ! Glad it’s working well for you. Glad to hear your estimate for the filters as that is really good.
@@HouseFresh 3000i was one of the top purifier tested by Aussie consumer magazine choice. Not the best but top3. Can be picked up in Australia for equivalent £200
@@chefgav1 Interesting - what was the other top two devices? thanks for sharing!
@HouseFresh samsung,ionmax,.
Samsung are pretty good. Here in Australia they use 110000 units in every school in Victoria and in the state I'm in i saw them in the covid hospital.
Does 3000i moisturize better than 2000i?
I suspect the price fluctuation has something to do with the Philips 3200 being release, which will supersede the 3000. I’m waiting on this new 3200 model, max db is 47.5 in turbo mode!
Ah interesting I didn’t know this was coming out, will look to test when it’s available. I do notice some brands play with price more than others as I have also seen Dyson doing this in marketplaces.
I am so confused. I was checking online and came across 3200 model which is out of stock at argos and philips. However, on Mark electrical, it says discontinued. Could you please clarify?
The 3200 seems to have the same level of air cleaning power 520 m2h but looks a different design. Not had a chance to do a hands-on test yet but does seem a good price but would want to know what features it has or hasn't compared to the 3000i.
@@HouseFresh there is some stock at actual philips website.
The Philips AC3200 series is sold in different colours. Make sure to check the stock for each.
Great video
Thanks!
Bro.. Airbot Z1. I already have it, just do a review and let others know your opinnion!
Wow looks an interesting design and it even has an onboard camera. Will add to the list!
Please, could you tell us if you advise or not the Dyson BP04 kindly your advise highly appreciated. Suffering from allergy pollen , Mites. Thank you 🙏🏻
Not tested yet but do have plans to before the end of the year. Just looking at the numbers it seems to high a price for the clean air delivery rate it gives. For some consumers the look will be worth paying for, but I doubt it will be a good purchase for most people but will be sure to test with an open mind.
@@HouseFresh Very much appreciated Iam finding a better deal online from a different markets that I am able to bring with instead of the 999Euros I am able to get it for 580Euros that’s why I am considering but not before having your honest opinion …Many thanks indeed
So dust CADR is 190 cfm for the Dyson BP06 according to EnergyStar: www.energystar.gov/productfinder/product/certified-room-air-cleaners/details/2448381
You can get 373 cfm with the Levoit Core 600S that I see on Amazon for 245 euros.
You get much more overall power so will be able to leave it on a lower speed and get the same level of power that the Dyson model needs top speed to work.
Or if you prefer looks you can get the Philips 3000i for 300 euros with a CADR of 306 cfm.
So even at the lower price, i just don't think its worth it. Maybe it has great asthetics and Im sure the app is great but nothing on paper I can see make it worth such a high initial price tag.
So what's the best ?
Depends on room size and your location. Best for most people would be something like the Winix 5500-2 or Winix Zero S.
Have you, or will you be testing Airthings Renew Air Purifier?
I have been informed it's available and just waiting till I can purchase and have it sent to the UK.
Seen it's now available so will add to our next list of devices to test and review, thanks for letting me know.
Great 👍
@@HouseFreshDiscounted at the mo, although maybe that's a permanent discount as it is expensive at full price for the features and specs.