Philips AMF765/10

The Philips air purifier is quite large and high, but not annoyingly present. It has a sleek design. I was able to test the air purifier for a few weeks. You can operate it via the screen on the device itself, via a remote control or via an app. In fact, you don't have to do much with the device once you've set it up and configured it over the phone. The air purifier then determines the quality of the air itself and becomes louder or softer depending on the measurement. I have not used the sleep mode very extensively, but I am already impressed how little noise there is on the lowest setting. When the fan starts to spin a little faster, you can see in the application what it is responding to. The measurements of the AeraSense sensors can be read directly. The predictive AI function learns quickly, for example when you cook around the same time every day, and then turns on the fan to monitor air quality. This air purifier can also ventilate and heat, so it is a very complete product!

Okay, so I bought this air purifier, and I have to say for an air purifier it is a beautiful thing to look at. The device not only cleans the air, but also serves as a fan and heater. Super handy for my attic room where I have the heating because it was in the way. This boy keeps me warm in the winter and also removes harmful substances.

The ease of use is top notch. It's super quiet (handy for nighttime), and you can control it with a remote or via your phone and it rotates, so the clean/warm air reaches every corner of your room.

But there are also some disadvantages: the filters have to be replaced every year, and that is quite expensive (about 60 euros). I would also like to know how much energy this thing uses, but I haven't been able to find any information about that. I also hoped that it would cool better. In the summer I would like more cooling than just a fan. Anyway, it's really great for heating and purifying the air.

In short, it's a chic, handy thing that does what it's supposed to do. The costs for the filters and the lack of energy information are something to take into account. If you are looking for an all-rounder for clean air and a little warmth or coolness, this is certainly a good choice.

It is a fairly large and heavy air purifier, which is not surprising because it has a large filter capacity. We have it in the bedroom and I actually want one in the living room too. It is very suitable for the bedroom if you put it in sleep mode. You really don't hear anything and you can enjoy your night's sleep without noise in the background. You can download the app on your smartphone and view more information there and also operate it, although you get a remote control for people who do not want to be dependent on a smartphone. I haven't gotten around to the other functions yet.