Rabbit Air BioGS 2.0 SPA-550A HEPA Air Purifier, Odor Eliminator, White

I was skeptical about spending this much on an air filter when I don't have bad allergies or something that would make this a necessity, but I am definitely not regretting this purchase. I have 2 cats in a 2 bed/2 bath apartment and I keep the litter boxes in one of the bathrooms. I am a litter cleaning nazi so it doesn't smell but it would get super dusty in there. Also note I live in Colorado, perhaps one of the dustiest states in the union. I had a cheap filter I bought at Target for awhile but that thing was insanely loud and didn't do a fabulous job. Enter the RabbitAir - amazing! It is so quiet on the lower settings, and the higher settings are a nice white noise if you like that sort of thing. During the day I keep it on the auto setting, and it does an amazing job of detecting when a kitty has used the litter or i have cleaned the boxes - it ratchets up to the highest setting for a few minutes and totally eliminates the dust. I take it off the auto setting at night though because I can see it from my bed - the change in noise doesn't bother me, it's that the lights go on every time it changes settings which is annoying. So I put the fan on medium at night and it is a lovely white noise. I would highly recommend this product if dust is a problem for you.

It's been 2 months since I bought the BioGS 2.0, and I'm really happy with it so far. I live in a townhouse that is over 100 years old and could use a dusting twice a day, plus I am asthmatic who lives with a husky-shepherd mutt that I'm allergic to. I really needed something to clear up the air in my bedroom, which is a mere 87sq ft, connected to another storage room of equal size (totaling 174sq ft). - Very good sensors. If I make my bed and throw the blanket in the air, I guess there must be dust because the BioGS will kick up a level and get to work. Same if cooking smells waft by, so odor sensor works extremely well too. My room wasn't bad with odor prior to this so I can't say if it's truly great at removing smells. One should probably just clean their room and linens if something stinks in the bedroom. Pros: - Quiet on low settings, which it's on most of the time when you leave it on auto. It's easy to forget it's on. - Aesthetically beautiful. The white and the curves looks very modern and sleek; the way the functions glow and fade off is also pretty. - Well made design from a utilitarian standpoint. It is simple and easy to open, easy to clean, easy to control. Even the controller is simple and attractive. I just take off the front of the case, wipe down the dust with a microfiber cloth, take out the first two filters (prefilter & charcoal) and vacuum them. - Works well!! I have nothing but rave things to say about its effects. I no longer wake up with itchy eyes, sneezing, and coughing...which used to be a daily occurrence. You take a deep breath in my bedroom and the air is just...clean! I have kept up with taking off the cover and dusting the inside and vacuuming (on the weakest power setting) the prefilter and the charcoal filter. It's CRAZY to see all the dust stuck on the prefilter, that would otherwise be bothering my lungs. Cons: - On high setting, can be very loud, and kinda breezy. Still, that function usually does not last too long before it brings itself back down to a lower setting. - It's kind of big, but you can say this about MOST air purifiers in existence. My room is 87sq ft, all I can fit is a dresser, full-sized bed, and a doggy bed on the floor. I did not have 2ft clearance as some other reviewers suggest from the wall, however a representative of Rabbit Air that I spoke to online said it was fine to put it closer to the wall...so long as nothing is blocking its intake and outtake. So I put it on my dresser, problem solved! It's a bit big, but its functionality is very much worth it for me. None of those cons are enough to deduct a star, because it just works so well and is so well designed for me to maintain it. I have not had to replace any filters yet. At the 2 month mark, everything looks just as good as new once I vacuumed it. I expect keeping up with monthly dusting will prolong the life of my current set of filters. The high pricetag of this unit made me nervous but I am beyond pleased with it, it's nice to have a machine that just WORKS and is attractive; other air purifiers I researched were more iffy on quality control among units. So I think I paid for some peace of mind.

I bought one of these filter systems about five years ago. It has performed well. I started having some breathing issues last year and I bought three more of them and have installed in different rooms. There are a lot of products out there and sometimes you just don't who to trust. I went back to Rabbit Air because they have a proven track record at my house.

While I bought this unit 'used' like new from the marketplace - I agree with other users that this model is incredibly quiet and seems very efficient at air cleaning. I've run it every day for 2+ months now and it's truly doing it's job - the filters show me all the dust and dirt being trapped and yet the design is very good allowing me to remove and clean the filters easily. While it's not a huge minus but to consider is that this model uses a small 'remote' to operate it - lose, break or run out of batteries on that and you will need to remove the cover panel to access the buttons to operate it, so if you don't like remotes then perhaps look elsewhere. Also this one does not have any 'wifi app' associated with it. All in all very happy and would purchase this again.

This is an excellent quality air purifier. It has energy saving features that dim the light display when you're not changing the settings. The noise of the machine on low is quieter than a whisper and when the machine is on high, it is still soft enough not to bother someone trying to sleep. (even if noise tends to bother you). Their customer service is phenomenal. They give you reminders of when you need to change your filters through email. (No, they're not annoying about it) Clean up is easy. You have to clean the pre-filter once every month (vaccum or rinse it off). You clean the carbon and the hepa filter once every three months with a vaccum. The machine gives you reminders every three months to clean these filters. You're supposed to put the front and sides of this machine 2 feet away from the wall. Don't be fooled into thinking that the back has to be 2 feet away, because it doesn't. Once you read the manual, you will find out it's just the sides and front. One of the sides of my machine is only about a foot away from my dresser, but, I don't think it's a big deal. It doesn't seem to affect the machine. The only thing it might affect is the time it takes for all the air to circulate through the purifier. One downside is the size. I wanted something more discreet, but I didn't want to pay the higher price for their more discreet machines. It's not terrible, but it is a bit bulky, so you really need to make sure you have a place picked out for it that won't look terrible and that won't be in the way. It comes with a remote control, which is handy to put next to your bed or on a table somewhere. I really enjoy the negative ions feature. It seems to give the air that fresh feeling you get when you open a window. In the winter, this feature can be much enjoyed. Especially by those that like to hibernate in the winter. Overall, I like this machine a lot. You get what you pay for, so, if you're worried about the price, then... don't be. It's worth the money. If money isn't an option, I would go for their more expensive machines, as you can get them in some really pretty designs, you can mount it on the wall, it is smaller, and not bulky.

I've owned and used the Rabbit Air BioGS 2.0 (Model SPA-550A) for about the last 3 weeks and I can honestly state that it works extremely well in eliminating the majority of, if not all, dust, cooking odors and aerosols from the interior of my apartment (approx. 650 sf). Since I'm an allergy sufferer, I've noticed better quality air throughout my entire apartment with approximately 6 to 8 hours daily use compared to the performance of my last air purifier, which was smaller, noisy and worked only marginally well. Comparably, the Rabbit Air BioGS purifier has more features than my last air purifier, such as: remote control; automatic aerosol sensitivity control; a negative ion generator; greater area coverage; and superior low noise levels. Before purchasing the Rabbit Air unit, I completed some research of other "true HEPA" air purifiers and although the Rabbit Air unit was initially more expensive than most, daily use of the unit seems to be more efficient and cost effective, in part, through the choice of 5 automatic/manual air "cleaning" levels. I liked the fact that the manufacturer recommends changing the (relatively inexpensive) HEPA and carbon filters of the air purifier once every 18 months (for typical home use) instead of sooner compared to other brands. I would definitely recommend purchasing this air purifier.

This air purifier was a game changer for me and my health. I own 2 very dusty cockatiels and their cage is in my bedroom with me. I developed a terrible cough over time and I finally realized it probably because of the dust and dander from the birds. I've had this air purifier for one week and I'm no longer coughing. IT IS AWESOME and definitely worth the price. It's relatively quiet. My only complaint is the lights are bright on the console and it will light up my bedroom at night when it kicks on but I'll deal with that because this machine is phenomenal. I would highly recommend.

We bought a BioGS 2.0 over 3 years ago for our family room, it’s still growing strong and we love it. We are so happy with it we just bought a second unit for our bedroom. Noise level is very low (quiet). I have allergies and keep it on high sensitivity, when it senses stuff in the air the fan speed increases to clean the air. At max speed, you can hear the fan but it’s not annoying and it slows down (quieter) as it cleans the air. It’s easy to move, good maneuverability, light but a little awkward. No biggie. Also easy to access and change the filters. A filter sets lasts over a year when I wash the outer screen when the light tells me to :) I use the remote to set everything - there are a couple features like the negative ion generator that can only control using the remote. Set the sensitivity to high, ion generator on, and I’m done. There’s a handy place to store the remote at the top of the unit.

I have two units, one operating all the time, and they are fabulous. They adjust speed to conditions but mostly run really, really quietly because of a more expensive motor and great design. The filters are easy to clean and install and are absolutely not a rip off in pricing. The design is an asset to any room too. Mine are well over a year old and performing perfectly. What a great product, and remember that indoor air quality is often worse than outdoor quality. You probably need one of these.

I have a 520 sqft condo and this model is perfect for it. The setup is simple and well explained. $100CAD for a filter can be seen as steep, but there are two of them and last about 1.5/2 years.. I added a small Houzetek in a small cabinet, strategic place where most of the neighbors' kitchen odors come from, and the two makes a good pair; I have no more rancid garlic / burnt odor from my neighbors since. Additionally to that, the air inside is better. For sure it is a certain amount to pay, about $500 is nothing to laugh at, but you have what you paid for and the peace of mind with it. The unit is silent most of the time, and fully automated (my big tower PC make more noise than it). It is always possible to manually override it and boost the fan at the max when needed.

This unit is quiet and it doesn't contribute to my room's acoustics. My room with everything off measures at 35dB. This unit has helped with my coughing which started 3 weeks ago. I have pretty much stopped coughing. Customer service is really good as well. I was on the phone with Olivia for an hour talking about various things including ozone and she was able to clear my doubts about the ionizer. Anyways, the ionizer itself doesn't release a lot of ozone at all into your room. Testing showed that after an 8 hour period of testing, the peak concentration of ozone measured is at 0.001 ppm which is not of any concern since tests like this are likely subject to 1ppb margin of error. Ozone also has a short life and should degrade in ~6 hours according to Olivia so it won't accumulate.

It’s easy to set up and the remote is handy as the mail controls are under the front cover. It’s very quiet. The highest fan level is Similar to the lowest setting on an a quiet oscillating fan and only runs for a short time. It eliminated the smell of eggs after a big breakfast. We have it in our living room/kitchen. It’s the biggest open space in our suite. We also have shag carpet so this is helping kept the dust under control!

I've used an older air purifier and not only does it do a poor job compared to the Rabbit Air but also is much noisier! The design is sleek and modern and runs super smooth and quiet. The Rabbit Air is a bit pricier than most others on the market but you definitely see the value in this product. My wife and I already sleep better at night with this in the bedroom.