Air purifier?

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Tryg2015

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You have to run the A28 on high in order to get the rated CADR, if you operate it on Medium or Low, the CADR might not achieve enough Air Changes/Hour to keep up with door opening/closing(toilet/drink break). It's rather noisy too as compared to Samsung or even Xiaomi
Yes noisy. Always on high.
But it's cheap and does its job:)
 

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Wow my DIY AP Ver2 works great like real AP, cheap and good.

Now better airflow and low noise like normal fan sound DBa as well.

Save money but can works with variable hepa sizs and thickness too :D

Ver2 looks much better :) Managed to test with any particle counters? How's the performance?
 

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I think this is the best setup for Multiple AP in 3/4/5room HDB:

Xiaomi or Mfresh for living room(due to it's higher CADR).

Samsung AX40 for bedroom(due to it's quietness).
 

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quick and dirty DIY. First i see how Hepa being better utilise with fan

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https://witonosfreestyle.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/air_12.jpg?w=720
 

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mindgamey, nice review on the xiaomi purifier. How much did you get it for? Qoo10 is selling at $299 which is similar to AX40. I am still unsure of the brand quality but dont mind getting it for the sake of its particle sensor
 

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might as well buy the smart air filters which is 200-470RMB rather that diy the fan with filter...
 

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mindgamey, nice review on the xiaomi purifier. How much did you get it for? Qoo10 is selling at $299 which is similar to AX40. I am still unsure of the brand quality but dont mind getting it for the sake of its particle sensor

I got the xiaomi ap for $285 with 3 months additional warranty (6 months total) after coupon from passion gadgets.

Unfortunately, they took the listing off and you can only buy from them directly from their website(and not get the coupons) and the 23 oct shipment is currently out of stock.

You probably need to pre order and wait 3 weeks, they are the only one explicit with local warranty the rest of the importers are pretty vague.

But if you need one AP urgently, I rather you get AX40 from happy mall, bros here received their AP within a week rather than wait 3 weeks. A lot things can happen in that 2 weeks.

Unless you already have a working one then you can afford to wait.
 
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Oh, your m8088a needs transformer? Or it comes with local 3 pin plug?

I tot it's SGD298 everything in, that them when I got it......

999 unit price. add RMB80 for shunfeng (optional, but recommended).
235 4PX to SIN.

Total 1314. Add 3% TB charge and then 2.5% CC forex = 1387.

SGD 305 now current exchange rate.

It could be SGD285 if you don't need shunfeng go with its free shipping, maybe it's 中通 or 圆通。

My speedpost uncle knows me, coz I get iherb, AMZ as well. He's an ok guy. Your mileage may vary, coz some speedpost folks may be !@%@#$.

4PX - Transrush is extremely gentle. I have not heard of issues.

i bought the m8088a
used taobao app and price is rmb989 instead :s12:

when buying at taobao, try to use app to see if price is lower
i saw a number of items being cheaper if bought using app
 
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