Philips expands its range of air purifiers with the AC3039/10. This is the manufacturer’s only model capable of purifying a room of 135 m². This high-end device also has a screen and can be controlled remotely via an application.
The Philips AC3039/10 has it all. Equipped with a filtration system with small onions, it offers excellent filtration performance. We also appreciate its standby mode and its automatic mode which make it possible to adapt to all situations. To top it off, it is connected and can be controlled remotely. However, let us note a few shadows on the board: the Philips AC3039/10 is a massive and noisy device once launched at maximum power.
Strong points
- Excellent filtration efficiency.
- Equipped with an automatic mode and a sleep mode.
- Information-rich app.
Weak points
- Noisy maximum power.
- No remote control.
- Bulky.
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Alternatively
The Philips AC0830/10 entry-level air purifier performs more than well. Certainly, its options are few, and too much to simplify the use, the device loses ergonomics. On the other hand, its filtration efficiency equals that of high-end models and this is all the more valid in auto mode. Silent and capable of purifying a room of 49 m², it adapts easily to all types of interiors.