top | item 44190820 (no title) tigrezno | 8 months ago I don't get this. My current air purifier (philips) costs like 150€, includes an air quality sensor and the app reports shows graphs with PPM, VOC, whatever. Why would I pay double for a device that doesn't even filter the air of my room? discuss order hn newest snickmy|8 months ago different use cases. I don't expect you to go around with your air purifier attached to your neck :) bravesoul2|8 months ago Sure but same tech. It'll boil down to economies of scale.Also indoor AQ where you spend most of your time is more useful to know. Dust and CO2 are something you can actively reduce. unknown|8 months ago [deleted]
snickmy|8 months ago different use cases. I don't expect you to go around with your air purifier attached to your neck :) bravesoul2|8 months ago Sure but same tech. It'll boil down to economies of scale.Also indoor AQ where you spend most of your time is more useful to know. Dust and CO2 are something you can actively reduce.
bravesoul2|8 months ago Sure but same tech. It'll boil down to economies of scale.Also indoor AQ where you spend most of your time is more useful to know. Dust and CO2 are something you can actively reduce.
snickmy|8 months ago
bravesoul2|8 months ago
Also indoor AQ where you spend most of your time is more useful to know. Dust and CO2 are something you can actively reduce.
unknown|8 months ago
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