Adding a scent is not purifying the air. Also, the filter does need to be changed, just not as often as typical purifiers. The company says five years, which is not “never.”
5 years if you run it on MAX the entire time with typical dust levels. That is pretty darn close to "forever" considering it runs in 0, 1, and occasionally 2 when on auto.
I have 2 regular purifiers for about 6-7 years, one I run more often than the other, none of them needed the filters replaced. So I am assuming that if you wipe the screens of this one, it will probably never need replaced. I do vacuum my house few times a week, I don't have children or pets, so I don't have much dust. My only problem is I am obsessed with the smell, I can't stand the smell of the food in the house, so I got this one to fasten the process of cleaning the air before impregnating in the walls and carpets.
@@Lovemusic856 hi o just want to check does this machine really removes the smell of cooking in the house or even kitchen? 8 have been looking around for reviewers and nine so far mentioned anything about removing the smell. Or is it only the odor neutralizer that's making the smell go or just masking it? Thank you.
I have a hard believing the air filter never needs changing. The point of a filter is to filter out air particles, so at some point it will need to changed (or cleaned), of those particles. If not, then why have an air filter? But after reading about this product further is seems Shark recommends replacing the filter every 5 years (depending on how the air quality is in your room). So Shark lied with the "Neverchange" advertising. And by using that air scent thing, it's adding more pollutants to the room no matter how good is smells.
I want the Dyson.. but dont want to drop 1200 bucks.. so I picked this one. If I end up loving what it does maybe I will throw more money and get the Dyson for the main rooms and leave this in the bedroom.
I went through many many reviews about this product, and it was found that it doesn’t filter as well as you’d think. Winex did really well. The $2000 molecule air purifier also tested terribly. More $$$$ doesn’t always = better.
I got this and think it's broken because no matter where I put it in my apartment it only says 100% never even drops to even 98/99% which just seems ridiculous unrealistic as I know my apartment doesn't have 100% perfect air as people comment on it when they come in. Everything else is just 0 too
I started mine the first time and same thing said 100%. I sprayed nearby room spray and some perfume, it didn't change anything. I turned it off to wipe the screen with Windex because there were 2 drops from the spraying and when I turned it back on was 98% but it cleaned right away in seconds. I did one more test, I made sure this time was on Auto, I burned a box nearby, when finally sensed the smell the quality dropped to about 30%, and it started running and cleaned the air. I sprayed in the room again and it dropped to 80% and started running the fan. Today, second day, my husband made his pancakes 🥞, it dropped to 86% and started running. So, either I didn't have it on Auto when I tested it the first times, or it just finally started working after the smoke...
I don’t like the sound of that I’d rather have a filter to change on regular basis many filters these days tell you when to change so you don’t need to even keep track or think about it
Lawyers reaction. So just like lifetime warranties. Most states a lifetime of a product is 5 years. Some states less. Shark can claim lifetime if it will last a min of 5 years. Shark banks on the fact you are intelligent and replace it before hand.
Adding a scent is not purifying the air. Also, the filter does need to be changed, just not as often as typical purifiers. The company says five years, which is not “never.”
5 years if you run it on MAX the entire time with typical dust levels. That is pretty darn close to "forever" considering it runs in 0, 1, and occasionally 2 when on auto.
Why Scott such a Karen
I have 2 regular purifiers for about 6-7 years, one I run more often than the other, none of them needed the filters replaced. So I am assuming that if you wipe the screens of this one, it will probably never need replaced.
I do vacuum my house few times a week, I don't have children or pets, so I don't have much dust. My only problem is I am obsessed with the smell, I can't stand the smell of the food in the house, so I got this one to fasten the process of cleaning the air before impregnating in the walls and carpets.
@@Lovemusic856 hi o just want to check does this machine really removes the smell of cooking in the house or even kitchen? 8 have been looking around for reviewers and nine so far mentioned anything about removing the smell. Or is it only the odor neutralizer that's making the smell go or just masking it? Thank you.
@@brettbuck7362 I wouldn’t mind changing the filter every two years to be honest.
I have a hard believing the air filter never needs changing. The point of a filter is to filter out air particles, so at some point it will need to changed (or cleaned), of those particles. If not, then why have an air filter?
But after reading about this product further is seems Shark recommends replacing the filter every 5 years (depending on how the air quality is in your room). So Shark lied with the "Neverchange" advertising.
And by using that air scent thing, it's adding more pollutants to the room no matter how good is smells.
I want the Dyson.. but dont want to drop 1200 bucks.. so I picked this one. If I end up loving what it does maybe I will throw more money and get the Dyson for the main rooms and leave this in the bedroom.
Honestly don’t get the Dyson, I regret getting it. I have had to have it fixed 5 times and it so loud.
I went through many many reviews about this product, and it was found that it doesn’t filter as well as you’d think. Winex did really well. The $2000 molecule air purifier also tested terribly. More $$$$ doesn’t always = better.
I got this and think it's broken because no matter where I put it in my apartment it only says 100% never even drops to even 98/99% which just seems ridiculous unrealistic as I know my apartment doesn't have 100% perfect air as people comment on it when they come in. Everything else is just 0 too
I started mine the first time and same thing said 100%.
I sprayed nearby room spray and some perfume, it didn't change anything. I turned it off to wipe the screen with Windex because there were 2 drops from the spraying and when I turned it back on was 98% but it cleaned right away in seconds.
I did one more test, I made sure this time was on Auto, I burned a box nearby, when finally sensed the smell the quality dropped to about 30%, and it started running and cleaned the air.
I sprayed in the room again and it dropped to 80% and started running the fan.
Today, second day, my husband made his pancakes 🥞, it dropped to 86% and started running.
So, either I didn't have it on Auto when I tested it the first times, or it just finally started working after the smoke...
Same. I just purchased mine I've been waiting for it to do something for the past 2 days
Thanks
You really don’t have to change it…? because I heard it’s a 5 year filter
I don’t like the sound of that I’d rather have a filter to change on regular basis many filters these days tell you when to change so you don’t need to even keep track or think about it
what do you mean "fragrance?" i do not want any scents. is it just clean charcoal smell? or an actual added scent fragrance?
I have this filter. You don’t have to put the fragrance puck in.
It's like a new car smell
I just got mine and it stay on 100 all the time . Should i take it back
Smoke a cigarette around it
got mine 2 weeks ago... seemed to work fine now its stuck on 0% and googled all the tips but no luck yet....
@@johnloretta221😊
same here, its never left 100
Spray some deodorant nearby, mine goes nuts.
What should you set it on just auto?
You are making the claim that the filter never needs changed when shark themselves say the filter lasts up to 5 years.
Lawyers reaction. So just like lifetime warranties. Most states a lifetime of a product is 5 years. Some states less. Shark can claim lifetime if it will last a min of 5 years. Shark banks on the fact you are intelligent and replace it before hand.
Does it push warm or cold air out?
Cold
Just purchased at Sam’s Club.
How the price? Sam's or online which is the better deal?
@athenagarnett595 got mine at Sam's as well. The price is great it was 279.99. Well worth the price if you ask me.
Mine is staying on 0 all the time??
Have you removed the plastic from the filter
Ever have to replace the filter really ..?
can you control from phone?
Lame
This am more like a sales pitch not really a review
100%