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I also placed my air cube at the vent and dont get single digit no matter which orientation.

Reading is not affect if I direct a fan at it unlike the samoair.

Don't know what magic they will in the cube.

But I notice air quality improve when I on my ap after 10-15 minutes and my air cube also agree.

I think if you keep the air cube static no air into it, you won't pick up spikes.

I opened my house window last Monday before the big spike and went to take nap.

Woke up whole house hazy but Aircube on registers 50+ug/m3.

I gave the air cube a good shake, it went to 120+ug/m3.

any maintemance required on the AirCube? for e.g. dust particles accumulated thru the vent holes.
 

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Thanks for the review. The SK Aircube looks like a good option for those who want something in a nice package but offers more info than the Airburg Emo. I haven't been able to find any info about the type of sensor it uses though. Wonder if it uses IR or laser?
 

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any maintemance required on the AirCube? for e.g. dust particles accumulated thru the vent holes.

no maintainance though I did use a small portable vacuum.

manual says if dust clog the sensor then gg need to send for repair.
 

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Thanks for the review. The SK Aircube looks like a good option for those who want something in a nice package but offers more info than the Airburg Emo. I haven't been able to find any info about the type of sensor it uses though. Wonder if it uses IR or laser?

I have no idea as well

I have to read translated Korean blogs but the reviews are very basic.
 

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I also placed my air cube at the vent and dont get single digit no matter which orientation.

Reading is not affect if I direct a fan at it unlike the samoair.

Don't know what magic they will in the cube.

But I notice air quality improve when I on my ap after 10-15 minutes and my air cube also agree.

I think if you keep the air cube static no air into it, you won't pick up spikes.

I opened my house window last Monday before the big spike and went to take nap.

Woke up whole house hazy but Aircube on registers 50+ug/m3.

I gave the air cube a good shake, it went to 120+ug/m3.

I don't get the static air issue, probably cause I will run off first if the air is not circulating. Haha.

Air-con and air purifier combination takes about 30 minutes to stabilize. I placed it in the living room the past week to see how it tracks, have not drawn any conclusions though.
 

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Anybody else bought this from Taobao? Can monitor level of formaldehyde and PM2.5 in the air.



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Anybody else bought this from Taobao? Can monitor level of formaldehyde and PM2.5 in the air.

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Based on the pics of the interior, this uses IR sensor. So maybe feels like less value based on that cos with 200+rmb, you can get a laser-based device already? There are cheaper IR-based ones + TVOC (around 100+rmb) but look less finished. https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z09.2.0.0.TEIVMF&id=40868553809&_u=n1ouf5aged54

There's a review of that sensor here: http://www.chengduliving.com/samoair-review/

Found this comparison of both types of sensors: http://inovafitness.com/en/news/The-contrast-of-dust-infrared-sensor-and-laser-sensor-32.html
 

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If you are referring to air+ mask, Watsons and Guardian should have them...

Wah! This is the first time I've come across this model. It looks like it actively exhausts the hot air inside the mask.

I wonder how it compares with those passive ventilators on 3M masks.
 

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Wah! This is the first time I've come across this model. It looks like it actively exhausts the hot air inside the mask.

I wonder how it compares with those passive ventilators on 3M masks.

For me, my first choice would be 3m VFLEX mask as I still find it to be the most comfortable... I got the air+ L with the ventilator and honestly I could not feel any difference with and without using that $29.90 ventilator...The buzzing sound from the ventilator is very annoying...and if anyone wants to buy the air+ mask, don't waste your money to buy the ventilator...
 

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For me, my first choice would be 3m VFLEX mask as I still find it to be the most comfortable... I got the air+ L with the ventilator and honestly I could not feel any difference with and without using that $29.90 ventilator...The buzzing sound from the ventilator is very annoying...and if anyone wants to buy the air+ mask, don't waste your money to buy the ventilator...

I feel the difference I have a set and have used 4 air+ mask switching to my 8210 to use up old stocks.

Without the ventilator the mask inside is damp, not wet like 8210 from a simple walk outside, the ventilator helps a bit.

if you are those who not sensitive doesnt need wear mask all the time then save money.

sensitive ppl like who have to wear all day will be good to have, brings more comfort.
 

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I feel the difference I have a set and have used 4 air+ mask switching to my 8210 to use up old stocks.

Without the ventilator the mask inside is damp, not wet like 8210 from a simple walk outside, the ventilator helps a bit.

if you are those who not sensitive doesnt need wear mask all the time then save money.

sensitive ppl like who have to wear all day will be good to have, brings more comfort.

Wah lau you compare 8210 vs air+ of course any mask would beat the 8210...You try the vflex mask by 3m...It is comfortable like wearing the surgical mask..I wear the vflex all the time and bought the air+ if I forgot to bring my mask out...and all my mask be it air+ or vflex are only used once before they are thrown away...

i cannot feel the difference with and without the ventilator for the air+ and honestly the ventilator is a waste of money and I would rather buy the air+ mask without the ventilator...
 

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Wah lau you compare 8210 vs air+ of course any mask would beat the 8210...You try the vflex mask by 3m...It is comfortable like wearing the surgical mask..I wear the vflex all the time and bought the air+ if I forgot to bring my mask out...and all my mask be it air+ or vflex are only used once before they are thrown away...

i cannot feel the difference with and without the ventilator for the air+ and honestly the ventilator is a waste of money and I would rather buy the air+ mask without the ventilator...

I usue v flex also but I am the sort who can sweat easily.

v flex of cos is better than 8210 but with the ventilator it edges slightly
 

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Does anyone have any recommendation for Sharp A40 OEM (full set include the humdity) filters from Taobao?
Is there any China Sharp model same as our Sharp A40?
 
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