SHARP Smart Air Purifier and Humidifier compatible w/Alexa & Google Asst. Plasmacluster™ Ion Technology & Triple Filtration, incl True HEPA Filter. Covers up to 1,913 sq. ft. for Large Room. KCP70UW

Allergies, dust and dropping humidity caused by our furnace was the main reasons to look into devices with both purifying and humidifying function. After couple of weeks of research, we decided to go with Sharp KCP70U for large homes and I have to say, we love it! It was surely an investment ($500 range) compare to other (cheaper) products, but nothing offered complex autonomous functions as this product. Delivery was much faster than expected. Product is relatively large, but very slick and design very appealing. It contains massive HEPA, carbon filter and water trey with filter. Assembly was easy (to remove plastic bags from filters) and we were ready to go. Wifi function is great, however setting that up was a bit of a challenge, however we just needed to follow instructions step by step. We were able to set up a schedule based on our schedule so we don’t waste energy when we are not at home. On auto mode with humidifying it takes about 5-7W. Only disappointment was its non compatibility with Alexa. Maybe in the future. On auto setting or sleep setting it’s very quiet. We barely notice it. It’s a pity we can’t set humidity to any level, it does that automatically, however we don’t need to think about humidity dropping under certain level, which is great. We would definitely recommend this product to anyone who has a severe allergy. In combination with robotic vacuums, we don’t need to worry with excessive dust, pm2.5 particles and odor in our house. It’s definitely worth it.

The unit was very cumbersome to setup viaWi-Fi but eventually got it and it’s nice to monitor the air quality and humidity. The down sides are you cannot adjust up the humidity but just monitor, not a good thing.Also the water reservoir needs constantly monitored 2X daily to keep humidity constant. I use purified water from my fridge so the paper filter is not so stained during cleaning/flushing. The water reservoir is very tiny and constantly needs filled on the lowest settings.The positives are, its quiet, easy to setup, wireless monitoring is great and its stylish looking.

I've been using the SHARP Smart Air Purifier + Humidifier for a few months now, and I can confidently say it has significantly improved the air quality in my home. This device not only purifies the air but also maintains optimal humidity levels, making it perfect for all seasons.One of the standout features is its compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant. This makes controlling the purifier incredibly convenient, especially when my hands are full. I can easily adjust settings or check the air quality with simple voice commands, which has been a game-changer in my daily routine.The Plasmacluster ion technology is impressive and effectively removes allergens, bacteria, and even odors from the air. I've noticed a considerable reduction in dust and pet dander, which is essential for my family, as we have allergy sufferers. The air feels fresher, and there's a noticeable difference in our overall comfort.Another highlight is the device's quiet operation. Whether it's running on low or high, it's barely noticeable, allowing us to enjoy a peaceful environment without any disturbance. The sleek design fits perfectly in any room, blending seamlessly with our home decor.Overall, the SHARP Smart Air Purifier + Humidifier has exceeded my expectations. It's a versatile, efficient, and smart addition to any home, providing clean, healthy air with the convenience of modern technology. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their indoor air quality.

I have the older KC860U and this KCP110UW. They both do a fantastic job of cleaning the air and humidifying. Some reviews complain about them not humidifying the air and I think that's because they may be used to cheap humidifiers that mist water all over the place. If you fill the tank up in these and the water disappears, it's obviously going into the air. The air filter system on both is well thought out and easy to maintain and clean.The largest difference with the newer models that sets them worlds apart is the humidifying system. The KC models have a side tank that feeds water into another plastic tray, that is then picked up by a much more complicated and harder to clean wicking filter. It works, and I've had it for a few years problem free, but it is such a pain to clean and I've noticed it picks up odors more than the newer unit. The new KCP units have a simple open top tank that slides out with a nice carry handle and a completely exposed wicking filter with no weird plastic shroud around it. You can easily slide the filter out of the tank for cleaning and it just makes the entire filling process a whole lot easier.The newer KCP unit also has wheels for easily moving. I think the design aesthetics are much cleaner. I like that the lights are hidden from view unless looking at it from above. I really think the engineers nailed it on all the improvements and I hope this design sticks for future models. The is the bees knees of air purifiers/humidifiers and makes a dramatic difference on our indoor air quality, especially in the dry winter months of Wyoming.