What do buyers say about the Hunter HP670 True HEPA Digital Tall Tower Air Purifier?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 6 ratings.

Our take on the Hunter HP670 True HEPA Digital Tall Tower Air Purifier

The Hunter HP670 is a tall tower air purifier with a True HEPA filter and a digital control panel. It is built to clean the air in a medium to large room, with a slim footprint that fits against a wall. Hunter is better known for ceiling fans than for purifiers, so the HP670 competes with established tower purifiers from Coway, Levoit and Winix on filter quality and airflow rather than on smart features. It suits shoppers who want a simple HEPA tower without app control.

Best forBedrooms and living rooms up to medium-large sizeAllergy and dust sufferersShoppers who want simple button controls, not an appSlim spaces where a tower footprint helps

Pros

True HEPA filtration captures fine particles like pollen, dust and pet dander
Tall tower design takes little floor space
Digital controls with a display are easy to read
Multi-speed fan lets you run it quiet at night

Cons

No smart home or app control

Questions and answers

What does the True HEPA filter capture?

True HEPA media is rated to trap at least 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns, which covers pollen, dust, mold spores and most pet dander. It does not remove gases or odors unless a carbon layer is included.

How is it different from a Coway or Levoit tower?

Those brands offer app and smart-home control, air quality sensors and auto modes on many models. The HP670 keeps to manual digital controls and a HEPA filter, so it is simpler but less connected.

Does it have an auto mode or air quality sensor?

The controls are digital and manual, with fan speeds you set yourself. There is no auto mode or particle sensor that adjusts the fan for you.

How loud is it on high?

Low speeds are quiet enough for a bedroom. On the highest setting the fan is clearly audible, so most owners run it lower at night and higher when the room is empty.

What is in the box?

You get the purifier unit with a HEPA filter installed and a power cord. Check that the filter is unwrapped before first use.

Where should I place it?

Put it against a wall with clearance around the intake and outlet, and keep it off the floor if possible. A tower works best in the room where you spend the most time.

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Our take on the Hunter HP670 True HEPA Digital Tall Tower Air Purifier

Best forBedrooms and living rooms up to medium-large sizeAllergy and dust sufferersShoppers who want simple button controls, not an appSlim spaces where a tower footprint helps

Pros

True HEPA filtration captures fine particles like pollen, dust and pet dander
Tall tower design takes little floor space
Digital controls with a display are easy to read
Multi-speed fan lets you run it quiet at night

Cons

No smart home or app control

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Questions and answers

What does the True HEPA filter capture?: True HEPA media is rated to trap at least 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns, which covers pollen, dust, mold spores and most pet dander. It does not remove gases or odors unless a carbon layer is included.
How is it different from a Coway or Levoit tower?: Those brands offer app and smart-home control, air quality sensors and auto modes on many models. The HP670 keeps to manual digital controls and a HEPA filter, so it is simpler but less connected.
Does it have an auto mode or air quality sensor?: The controls are digital and manual, with fan speeds you set yourself. There is no auto mode or particle sensor that adjusts the fan for you.
How loud is it on high?: Low speeds are quiet enough for a bedroom. On the highest setting the fan is clearly audible, so most owners run it lower at night and higher when the room is empty.
What is in the box?: You get the purifier unit with a HEPA filter installed and a power cord. Check that the filter is unwrapped before first use.
Where should I place it?: Put it against a wall with clearance around the intake and outlet, and keep it off the floor if possible. A tower works best in the room where you spend the most time.