IQAir HealthPro Plus Series Air Purifier - Unboxing and Review

[@freedom9041]

Its been 6 years now and am still loving it.

[@mrmeach1967]

8:31 Some wheel kits do not snap in this easily. I thought I was doing something wrong, so I came to this video. After seeing him smoothly insert them with moderate force, I knew that I had to use more force. A LOT MORE.

[@danielg4135]

IQAir’s HealthPro® is great! I have one at home and it works miracles. I hope IQAir air cleaners can become the number 1 brand in the world in the field of air purification...

[@lymeguy1]

Hey, Bradley. I know it's a lot of money to throw down, but I can't say that regret buying these machines at all. I spent $300 on an AirAlive machine with great reviews on Amazon but it just didn't cut it and the negative ions actually caused me to be worse off because it caused the particles to be negatively charged and then they are attracted to your lungs when you breathe them in. the IQAir filters don't use ion technology. Guess it depends on what you major requirement is for a purifier.

[@Coconut3A]

Hey, Is the air have some particular smell or its perfectly neutral plus being clean?

[@PornobrillenAli]

The new one is much quieter than your 2nd one. Seems that they have improved the noise levels.

[@SuperPussyFinger]

PornobrillenAli - The new unit doesn’t have the carbon filter. His original, older unit does.

[@Latitude2010]

Great review 11 years ago I would love to know more about it after all these years of use. Please could you tell us more? I’m just allergic like yourself from bowling and every single natural thing in the air. Please tell me more. How do you think of it after all these years of fuse how was the performing? Will you still advise them ? Very much appreciated Appreciate it.

[@williamduggan7188]

I still have both units in my home and use them every day. They still work great. Replacement filters are expensive especially if you run your unit often but these machines have really held up over the years. Zero problems!

[@lymeguy1]

I agree with you. I spent a lot of money on other air filters and they were not up to par to my expectations. I had an environmental specialist come to my house and these are the machines they use and the same technology of Hyper-Hepa filters for clean rooms. At speed 3 you could easily have a conversation, speed 1 would probably be similar to a computer fan if it was running fast. At speed 6 it is pretty loud to the point that you'd have to turn up the TV a bit louder to hear but its not bad.

[@videosuperhighway7655]

I bought one I notice there is not a strong wind speed coming out of the top even at 6. is this typical. it seems to be filtering though.

[@leunglg]

beyond the IQAir Health Pro Plus Series, which one will you consider as the second runner up?

[@pinktoebeans]

How many hours of filter life did you have on the display right out of the box?

[@davidhelman1562]

Thank you for the reply, but my IT manager is looking for specific AMP usage before he will allow it to be used for the server room. I calculated it at just under 2 AMPS based on 215 watts @ 110V, but if you IQ Air has a rating for it, that would be better.

[@lymeguy1]

The IQAir HealthPro Plus are extremely quiet because of their ultra modern design. IQAir air purifiers feature unique double-walled housing to reduce sound transmission and eight shock absorbers to reduce vibration. IQAir follows the ISO 3744 standard for measuring the decibels. Each unit has a variable fan with 6 speed settings. Below lists the decibel levels for each speed on all IQAir air cleaners: Speed 1 - 43.6 Speed 2 - 51.0 Speed 3 - 58.0 Speed 4 - 61.9 Speed 5 - 64.6 Speed 6 - 71.9

[@janetsadeghi1501]

Hi! Can you explain what you mean by "medical grade" air quality? Thanks!

[@Sir-FryDaddy]

Hi I could hear your bird in the background and I was looking at this for my Ruby Macaw. Do you feel that it will work for him or do I need to look elsewhere. I would like to make sure that his life is great as I can make it and thanks.

[@lymeguy1]

Jeffrey Heiser sorry for the late reply. Yes, it worked great for my African gray who shed a lot of dust. It should be great for your Macaw!

[@Sir-FryDaddy]

Lymeguy Thanks. I went ahead and got the plus version and seams to work great.

[@eman737]

Thanks for sharing, best review for this product. Definitely a purchase.

[@0xsuperman]

Is this better than Abatement Technologies predator 750 for removing asbestos in the air?

[@chodkowski01]

Very good video. I was worried about the plastic smell that people complained about but I will let it off gas like you suggest.

[@davidhelman1562]

Thanks for the detailed unboxing. I was wondering if their is any indication of who many AMPS it uses? I'd guess about 1 AMP, but if its indicated anywhere on the machine, I'd appreciate you posting it.

[@mrdongerous]

How often do u need to replace the filters and have u calculated the yearly cost of replacements? Thanks for your review!!

[@kairus1]

how long do you use it a day? do you leave it on all the time?

[@stephenieknot9086]

Do u like it still

[@Andrewnutrition]

Thanks glad you said the chemical smell is normal.

[@lymeguy1]

I did both the Western Blot and a Urine PCR analysis, not sure the price for the Urine PCR test but here are the prices for the others: Basic Lyme Panel: Western Blot IgG, Wester Blot IgM, Lyme IFA...$260.00 Complete Lyme Panels: Basic Lyme Panel, PCR Serum and Whole Blood...$475.00 Co-Infection Panel: $780.00

[@vincentprofiel937]

Thanks for the review! I wonder if the fan in the new edition generates a higher pitch sound compared to the old edition. I've read that in a comment on a forum, that person actually preferred old edition due to a more soothing sound. Did you have the chance to compare old and new edition sound wise? Thanks for reading!

[@consueloperez7578]

Hi Lymeguy Thank you so much for uploading this video...I have been through so many air purifiers... probably most of them. I've just unboxed my new IQAir and will report back and let you know if it helps getting rid of my next door neighbor smoke...! Drum roll !!!!!

[@N8TURES]

I had a question about IGeneX Inc do you remember how much you spent on the test and which test did you order.

[@justinmaloney7108]

Does it keep dust in your home to a minimum? I have a cat and a wife and a daughters lol.. and their hair is EVERYWHERE.

[@rickrude6301]

The IQair seems to produce a fair amount of heat on high power. The motor has to work hard to push and pull air though the thick filters.

[@lymeguy1]

From the manufacturer: Even though the IQAir New Edition is very powerful, it still requires no more power than a conventional light bulb. At the heart of this air purifier is the ultra-efficient centrifugal, high performance fan and its maintenance-free motor. Delivers up to 780 cubic feet of air per minute while requiring as little as 27 watts of power at the lowest speed and up to a maximum of 215 watts at the highest speed. As a result, It costs only pennies per day to run.

[@germanengineerbenz]

After so long, do you still think it was worth it?

[@fastmoneyflow]

I bought mine a year ago and the prices went up, i paid $1000 at home depot. They are worth it though. I have severe allergies, asthma, and now breast cancer where i need a clean air environment. It is big so i had it in my living room. My Winix broke in the bedroom after only a year, so 3 days ago i ordered the Airmega 300 with all the good reviews on amazon. I sent it back today, did not do anything for my allergies, sneezed and blew my nose with the machine a few feet from me. I moved my IQ Air in my bedroom and with it running for 30 minutes on high all my symptons were gone and i could breathe again. I think I'll just leave my IQ in my bedroom from now on. The filters are very expensive but you do not have to change them out all at once. The premax filter on the bottom usually last up to a year and cost $54, the VOC around $169 and last hepa are about $199 but they last 2 yrs. You can get all 3 for $350, but i prefer to buy as i need them.

[@lymeguy1]

I will check into this tomorrow. The information might be in the owners manual. If not I can get you the number to call them and they should be able to give you an answer.

[@rickrude6301]

I have a watt meter and checked my IQAir compact. Speed 1: Watts =24.4 Amps=.71 (power factor .28) Speed 4: Watts=110 Amps=1.47 (power factor=.64) Speed 6: Watts =214 Amps=1.83 (power factor=.99)

[@devinheiner5692]

great review. thanks!

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[@workstuff8287]

Why is one taller then the other??

[@lymeguy1]

They are both the same height. There are wheels that are removable on each unit. I have the wheels on both of mine for ease of mobility. I think the angle of the purifiers makes it looks like one is shorter than the other.

[@Moonsabie]

trying to get them to sell me one in Serbia

[@amomonroe]

Thank you!

[@nathanielaranda8407]

Your cute ☺

[@MrEconomy1920]

it smells better because of the deodorizer, doesnt mean the air is better. How could your air get so dirty in the house

[@Firstfalconfree]

The EPA says indoor air quality is typically significantly worse than outdoor air quality. Off-gassing of building materials (like most carpets, insulation, manmade wood products, adhesives, paint, etc.), pet hair and dander, cleaning products, "deodorizers" like Febreeze and plug-ins, flame retardants from furniture and mattresses, pollen from your clothes, hidden mold colonies, the list is endless. It isn't hard to check if air purifier are working either. There are little machines that test the air for particulate matter.