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Austin Air vs the Competition — Battle of the Air Purifiers

Providing clean air for over 30 years, Austin Air is one of the top brands on the market. But how do they compare to other top brands out there? 

Nearly all brands help in eliminating viruses, bacteria, chemicals, and other unwanted pollutants but choosing between top-rated air purifiers can be challenging.

In this article we will break down key features so you make the best informed decision on which air purifier will work for your needs!

Let's not wait any longer for you to get clean air inside your home and compare Austin Air Purifiers and the competition.


Austin Air vs Dyson

The first battle we have going is Austin Air going against Dyson. Most people know the big brand Dyson and some already have other products of theirs. Austin Air only makes air purifiers and they are really good at it. For this, we will look at comparable models in the Austin Air HealthMate and the Dyson TP09.

Price

Dyson and Austin Air are on the higher end of the price spectrum but will deliver in eliminating pollutants where it counts most — inside our homes.

The Austin Air HealthMate price tag is $714.99 (we may have a discount for you if interested) while the Dyson TP09 has a price of $669.99-689.99 depending on the color you choose. 

Filtration System

Dyson TP09

The Dyson TP09 has a special formaldehyde filter called the catalytic filter that continuously traps and breaks down formaldehyde molecules into water and CO₂. And the bonus is that it never needs to be replaced.

Along with that comes a HEPA H13 filter that captures 99.97% of particles 0.3 microns in size and a layer of activated carbon to remove odors and gases including VOCs. 

Austin Air HealthMate

The HealthMate has a perfect combination of large HEPA and carbon filters. The HEPA is a medical-grade filter that can remove 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns. Add in the 15 lbs. of activated Carbon and Zeolite that removes VOCs, odors and formaldehyde and you have a complete filtration system that will eliminate almost any pollutant in your home. It also has two pre-filters that capture medium to large particles. 

With well over 10 more pounds of activated carbon mixture in the filter than the Dyson TP09, the Austin Air HealthMate will do a much better job at eliminating gases, chemicals, and odors from your air.

The Dyson TP09 will do a great job of eliminating formaldehyde if that is a key issue for you. But we worry about other VOCs with not much activated carbon in the filter. Austin Air will focus not only on eliminating the gases and odors but also make sure the particles are being taken care of too with the larger filters. 

Another big question is how often do you have to change the filters. Below you will see how often each has to be replaced. 

Dyson Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
HEPA / Carbon Filter — 1 year ($79.99 for replacement)
Catalytic filter — Never needs replacing
Carbon, HEPA, and pre-filters — 5 years
Replacement filter cost $289.99 for the HealthMate
Dyson Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs Dyson - Dyson TP09 Filtration System Austin Air vs Dyson - Austin Air HealthMate Filtration System
Housing Material

Dyson — The housing is made from high-quality abs polycarbonate which is an engineering thermoplastic created from a blend of PC and ABS. So essentially it is made from high-quality plastic. 

Austin Air — The housing is made of solid steel and welded together to prevent any rattling. The powder-coated paint will prevent any off-gassing and odors. The caster wheels and control knobs are the few plastic parts that exist on Austin Air purifiers.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

Austin Air HealthMate has 3 different fan speeds with noise levels ranging from less than 50 dB to around 62 dB (decibels). On high, it can be pretty loud but you will know that the unit is effectively eliminating pollutants. 

Dyson TP09 has 10 different speeds with a maximum noise level around 60 dB on the highest speed.

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

Dyson — They have a 2-year parts and labor warranty that your air purifier will be covered by. The warranty is not as good as the Austin Air warranty and doesn't state anything about filters like Austin Air. 

Dyson vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


Dyson TP09
Austin Air HealthMate
Dimensions:
41"H x 4.72"L x 8.7"W
23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
10.7 lbs.
47 lbs.
Room Coverage:
Up 800 sq. ft.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
10 speeds
3 speeds
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
N/A - CADR is 70
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
no wheels
4 caster wheels
Price:
$669.00-$689.00
$714.99

Dyson

Pros and Cons of Austin Air and Dyson

Dyson TP09

Austin Air vs. Dyson — Dyson TP09

Pros

👍🏼 H13 HEPA filter that captures 99.97% of particles 0.3 microns in size.

👍🏼 Auto mode - Adjusts airflow according to air quality

👍🏼 Has 10 different speeds 

👍🏼 Has Dyson Link app to control and monitor your air quality from anywhere

👍🏼 Indicator showing when filters need to be changed 

👍🏼 Has controller to adjust speeds

Cons

👎🏼 Need to replace filter every 6-12 months

👎🏼 Taller unit at 41" with no wheels to move the unit around

👎🏼 On the highest speed, it can be a bit loud


Austin Air HealthMate

Austin Air vs Dyson — Austin Air HealthMate

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA 

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Carbon Filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 95% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy

Cons

👎🏼 Can be on the louder side when on the highest setting 

👎🏼 No remote control for adjustments to fan speed or to turn on/off

👎🏼 No sensors or smart features for filters 


TL;DR — Austin Air vs Dyson

Austin Air and Dyson will both eliminate pollutants and give you clean air to breathe inside your home. There are many key differences between the two. The Austin Air HealthMate is a tiny bit more expensive but have a better overall filtration system.

Dyson has a 2-year warranty while Austin Air has a 5-year warranty.

On the highest speeds (over 60dB), both will sound very similar to a normal conversation. 

The key difference will be the activated carbon for removing gases, chemicals and VOCs.

  • Dyson has a catalytic filter continuously traps and breaks down formaldehyde but has very little activated carbon to eliminate other VOCs.
  • Austin Air has 15 pounds of Activated Carbon/Zeolite to eliminate gases, chemicals, and VOCs which is ideal. 

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.

Dyson and Austin Air are both efficient air purifiers that will eliminate pollutants in your home. Austin Air has a larger HEPA filter and more activated carbon while Dyson has more technology that lets you know the air quality and allows you to adjust settings. If you're looking for the best overall unit, Austin Air is the way to go. 

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Austin Air vs Blueair

In round #2, we have Blueair up against Austin Air. Blueair has over twenty years in the air purification world and has units that range from $100 all the way up near $1,000.

Both Austin Air and Blueair are on numerous 'Best Air Purifiers' lists each year showing how well respected each brand is. Below we will show you the differences between two alike products, the Blueair Protect 7770i and the Austin Air Bedroom Machine.

Price

The Protect 7770i air purifier from Blueair is priced at $979.99

Austin Air's Bedroom Machine has a price of $994.99 (with a discount from Wellness Junction, the price drops a bit). 

Filtration System

Blueair Protect 7770i

Blueair has their most advanced filter technology inside the Protect 7770i called SmartFilters. The technology is designed to deliver superior performance with data-based filter lifetime tracking, a smart RFID chip, and longer filter life (maximum of 1 year).

  • The particle filter layer removes airborne particles like pollen, dust, mold spores, pet dander, viruses and bacteria, and smoke particles.
  • The activated carbon (around 3 lbs.) throughout the filter absorbs gases, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), chemicals, and odors.
  • Pre-filter that will remove larger particles.

Austin Air Bedroom Machine

The Bedroom Machine is the most comprehensive unit in the Austin Air line with 5 levels of protection. It can remove sub-micron particles including allergens and asthma irritants, noxious gases, odors and chemicals.

  • True HEPA is a medical-grade filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.
  • Carbon filter has 15 lbs. of activated Carbon and Zeolite that removes VOCs, odors and formaldehyde. 
  • Military Grade HEGA Carbon Cloth that provides an extremely large surface area for adsorption of chemicals, gases, viruses, and bacteria
  • Two pre-filters that removes medium and large particles (dust, hair, spores and pollen)

The whole filtration system is different in both brands. Austin Air has the traditional HEPA and Activated Carbon filters along with pre-filters (the Bedroom Machine also has a carbon cloth) while Blue Air doesn't have a traditional HEPA filter. Instead, Blueair has their own SmartFilters that have a particle filter (like a HEPA) along with Activated Carbon.

The big difference will be the amount of activated carbon is in each filter. Austin Air has 15 lbs. while Blueair has around 3 lbs. 

Blueair Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
Protect SmartFilter 7700 (Carbon + Particle filter) — 6-12 months with the unit telling you when to replace. ($99.99 for replacement)
Carbon, HEPA, HEGA and pre-filters — 5 years
Replacement filter cost $569.99 for the Bedroom Machine 
Blueair Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs Blueair - Blueair Protect 7770i Filtration System Austin Air vs Blueair - Austin Air Bedroom Machine Filtration System
Housing Material

Blueair — The housing is made from steel. That adds to the unit's longevity and won't off-gas. 

Austin Air — Made of solid steel and welded together to prevent any rattling, Austin Air units are powder-coated paint that will prevent any off-gassing. The only plastic will be the caster wheels and control knobs.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

Austin Air Bedroom Machine has 3 different fan speeds with noise levels ranging from less than 50 dB to around 62 dB (decibels).

Blueair Protect 7770i has maximum noise levels around 53 dB on the highest speed and around 25 dB at the lowest speed.

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

Blueair— The air purifiers have a one (1) year warranty free from defects in material or workmanship. They also say 'Guarantee clean air for years to come with extended warranty coverage when you register your air purifier.' on their website so it seems that the warranty will be extended once you register your air purifier. 


Blueair vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


Blueair Protect 7770i
Austin Air Bedroom Machine
Dimensions:

33.9"H x 13.4"L x 13.4"W

23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
43.2 lbs.
47 lbs.
Room Coverage:
Up to 674 sq. ft.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
3 speeds
3 speeds
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
up to 435 CFM
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
wheels
caster wheels
Price:
$979.99
$994.99

Blueair

Pros and Cons of Austin Air and Blueair

Blue Air Protect 7770i

Austin Air vs Blueair - Blueair Protect 7770i Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Energy-efficient air purifier by the EPA's ENERGY STAR rating program.

👍🏼 App allows you to see air quality and make adjustments

👍🏼 Has 10 different speeds 

👍🏼 24/7 protection against viruses and bacteria

👍🏼 Indicator shows you when filters need to be changed 

👍🏼 Easy to change out filters

Cons

👎🏼 Need to replace filter every 6-12 months

👎🏼 No True HEPA filter inside the unit

👎🏼 On the highest speed, it can be a bit loud

Austin Air Bedroom Machine 

Austin Air vs Blueair - Austin Air Bedroom Machine.

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA 

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Carbon Filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite with extra HEGA carbon cloth

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 95% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy

Cons

👎🏼 On the highest setting it can be rather loud

👎🏼 No remote control or app for easy controls

👎🏼 No sensors or smart features for filters 


TL;DR — Austin Air vs Blueair

Austin Air and Blueair are two of the best air purifiers on the market. You will see both of them in Best Air Purifier lists and the reviews back that up too. 

Key differences between the two includes the filtration systems with Austin Air having a true HEPA filter while Blueair has their own SmartFilters.

Blueair has an app that allows you to see real-time air quality while Austin Air doesn't haven anything to help you know the air quality and also when the filter needs to be changed. 

Austin Air has a 5-year warranty while Blueair has a 1-year warranty (can be upgraded).

On the highest speeds, Austin Air will be louder than Blueair.

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.

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Austin Air vs AirDoctor

Ding...Ding...Ding, we are in round 3 with Austin Air going up against AirDoctor. 

You probably have seen both Austin Air and AirDoctor on numerous lists of air purifiers that will help you eliminate pollutants. Both are highly rated with great reviews. Let's dive into the AirDoctor 5000 and the Austin Air HealthMate Plus. 

Price
  • Austin Air's HealthMate Plus is $854.99. (Wellness Junction can help with a discount).
  • The AirDoctor 5000 will cost $999.99.
Filtration System

AirDoctor 5000

Inside the AirDoctor 5000 is a robust filtration system that is effective at removing particulates and VOCs. They have dual-sided filtration with a pre-filter, Carbon/VOC filter, and UltraHEPA filter on each side of the unit. (see picture below) 

  • The UltraHEPA filters are medical-graded and will remove pollutants as small as 0.003 microns. This includes viruses, bacteria, smoke, pollen, mold, and dust mites.  
  • The Carbon/VOC filters (3.3 lbs.) will help eliminate Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) and odors.
  • The pre-filters remove larger particles like pet hair and dust. 

Austin Air HealthMate Plus

The HealthMate Plus is know to remove a wide range of gases, chemicals, VOC’s and formaldehyde. The Potassium Iodide mixed in with the Activated Carbon/Zeolite mixture is a top choice for people exposed to smoke from wildfires.

  • True HEPA is a medical-grade filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.
  • Carbon filter has 15 lbs. of activated Carbon/Zeolite/Potassium Iodide that removes gases, chemicals, smoke, VOCs, odors and formaldehyde. 
  • Pre-filters (two of them) that help remove medium and large particles (dust, hair, spores and pollen).

The way the AirDoctor 5000 filtration system is set up allows for the pollutants to come in from two sides of the machine. Austin Air has a 360° system that allow pollutants to come in from all sides. Austin Air and AirDoctor both have great HEPA filters. Again, like other brands, AirDoctor doesn't have as much activated carbon to eliminate VOCs, gases, chemicals, and odors. They do have notification that tells you when to change the filters unlike Austin Air which is a bonus to have. 

AirDoctor Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
Pre-filters — No replacement. Just wash/clean occasionally.
Carbon/VOC filters — replace every 6 months ($125 for replacements)
UltraHEPA filters — replace every 12 months ($125 for replacements)  
Carbon, HEPA, and pre-filters (come as one system) — replace every 5 years
Replacement filter cost $429.99 for the HealthMate Plus
AirDoctor Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs AirDoctor - AirDoctor 5000 Filtration System Austin Air vs AirDoctor - Austin Air HealthMate Plus Filtration System
Housing Material

AirDoctor — The housing is made from plastic. While this is not ideal, many air purifiers are made from plastic and don't cause problems like major off-gassing. 

Austin Air — The units are made of solid steel and welded together to prevent any rattling. They are also powder-coated that will prevent any off-gassing. Minimal plastic is on the units with the caster wheels and control knob.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

AirDoctor 5000 has maximum noise levels around 50 dB on the highest speed and around 30 dB at the lowest speed. On the highest speed, the WhisperJet fan system allows for the unit to be rather quiet. There is 6 different speeds for the AirDoctor 5000.

Austin Air HealthMate Plus has 3 different fan speeds with noise levels ranging from less than 50 dB to around 62 dB (decibels). This will be a bit more loud than the AirDoctor 5000 when on highest speed but it is tolerable. 

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

AirDoctor— The air purifiers have a one (1) year warranty free from defects in material or workmanship. They also have a 30 day Breathe Easy Guarantee. If you don't love it, you can return it for refund.

AirDoctor vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


AirDoctor 5000
Austin Air HealthMate Plus
Dimensions:

28.75"H x 16"L x 16"W

23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
33 lbs.
47 lbs.
Room Coverage:
Up to 2,000 sq. ft.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
6 speeds
3 speeds
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
up to 534 CFM
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
Built-in, hidden casters & recessed handles
caster wheels
Price:
$999.99
$854.99

AirDoctor

Pros and Cons of AirDoctor and Austin Air

AirDoctor 5000

Austin Air vs AirDoctor - AirDoctor 5000 Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 H13 UltraHEPA filters are medical-grade for great filtration

👍🏼 Very quiet even on highest speed (around 50 decibels) 

👍🏼 Has 6 different fan speeds

👍🏼 Air Quality Sensor that monitors air quality

👍🏼 Indicator shows you when filters need to be changed 

👍🏼 Easy to change out filters

Cons

👎🏼 Need to replace filter every 6-12 months

👎🏼 Not a lot of activated carbon for VOCs

👎🏼 Higher price for filtration system

Austin Air HealthMate Plus 

Austin Air vs AirDoctor - Austin Air HealthMate Plus Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA 

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Carbon Filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite/Potassium Iodide

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 95% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy

Cons

👎🏼 On the highest setting it can be rather loud

👎🏼 No remote control or app for easy controls

👎🏼 No sensors or smart features for filters 


TL;DR — Austin Air vs AirDoctor

Austin Air and AirDoctor are two of the higher rated air purifiers out there.

The prices for the AirDoctor 5000 ($999.99) and Austin Air HealthMate Plus ($854.99 - click on link for discount) are one difference but so is the filtration system.

Austin Air has larger HEPA and Carbon filters while the AirDoctor 5000 will be more quiet on all different fan speeds. 

AirDoctor has a 1-year warranty while Austin Air has a 5-year warranty. 

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.

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Austin Air vs Winix

We've got quite the Battle Royale going on with these air purifiers. In round 4, we have Austin Air vs. Winix. We've seen Winix on a lot of best air purifier lists alongside Austin Air. Both are highly rated and have great reviews. Let's not wait any longer and get into the battle of air purifiers, the Winix 5500-2 and the Austin Air HealthMate.

Price
  • Austin Air's HealthMate will run you $714.99. (Follow the HealthMate link for a discount).
  • The Winix 5500-2 will be much lower at $249.99.

Wow, what a price difference between the two air purifiers. You could buy almost 3 Winix air purifiers for the price of the HealthMate. But why is there such a difference? Let's look at the filtration systems of each and that might help.

Filtration System

Winix 5500-2

The Winix 5500-2 has a 4-stage filtration process that includes a filtration process called PlasmaWave Technology. You don't see this with many air purifiers, so Winix has some technology that others don't. 

  • The PlasmaWave technology works by producing hydroxyl groups (-OH) that are negatively charged ions and attach to things like bacteria and viruses that are positively charged. This will then destroy them with the end result being water. This does not produce harmful levels of ozone but does produce a small amount that is lower than the allowable level.
  • The True HEPA filter captures 99.99% of airborne allergens including pollen, dust, smoke, pet dander, and other ultrafine particles as small as 0.003 microns.
  • The Carbon filter is washable and has less than 1 pound of deodorized carbon pellets. This filter reduces VOCs and odors from cooking, pets, and smoke along with helping prolong the HEPA filter's lifespan. 
  • The pre-filter is mesh that is washable and helps capture the larger particles in the air. 

Austin Air HealthMate

The HealthMate is the original air purifier from Austin Air and still the most popular. It has to do with the great filters inside the unit. It will eliminate unwanted pollutants with some of the largest HEPA and Carbon filters on the market.

  • The True HEPA is a medical-grade filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.
  • Carbon filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite mixture that will remove gases, chemicals, VOCs, odors, and formaldehyde. 
  • Pre-filters (two of them) that help remove medium and large particles (dust, hair, spores and pollen).

Austin Air and Winix both have great HEPA filters. The main difference will be with the carbon filters. While Winix has less than 1 pound of carbon, Austin Air has 15 pounds of activated carbon. But you are able to wash the Winix carbon filter and they also have the PlasmaWave Technology. Overall, Austin Air has larger HEPA and Carbon filters. 


Winix Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
Pre-filter — No replacement. Just wash/clean occasionally.
Carbon/HEPA filters — replace every 12 months ($79.99 for pair)
Carbon, HEPA, and pre-filters (come as one system) — replace every 5 years
Replacement filter cost $289.99 for the HealthMate
Winix Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs Winix - Winix 5500-2 Filtration System Austin Air vs Winix - Austin Air HealthMate Filtration System
Housing Material

Winix — The housing is made from plastic. While this is not ideal, many air purifiers are made from plastic and don't cause problems like major off-gassing. 

Austin Air — The units are made of solid steel and welded together to prevent any rattling. They are also powder-coated that will prevent any off-gassing. Minimal plastic is on the units with the caster wheels and control knob.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

Winix 5500-2 has maximum noise levels around 55 dB on the highest speed and around 27 dB at the lowest speed. It has 5 different fan speeds that includes a sleep mode. 

Austin Air HealthMate has 3 different fan speeds with noise levels ranging from less than 50 dB to around 62 dB (decibels. The HealthMate will be a little more loud when on the highest speed. 

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

Winix— Their air purifiers have a two (2) year warranty free from defects in material or workmanship.

Winix vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


Winix 5500-2
Austin Air HealthMate
Dimensions:

23.6"H x 8.2"L x 15"W

23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
14.8 lbs.
47 lbs.
Room Coverage:
Up to 360 sq. ft.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
5 speeds
3 speeds
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
up to 250 CFM
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
No wheels
caster wheels
Price:
$249.99
$714.99

Winix Air Puriifers

Pros and Cons of Winix and Austin Air

Winix 5500-2

Austin Air vs Winix - Winix 5500-2 Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 True HEPA filter that captures 99.99%* of airborne allergens including pollen, dust, smoke, pet dander, and other ultrafine particles as small as 0.003 microns

👍🏼 Washable Carbon filter and pre-filter 

👍🏼 Great price with positive reviews/ratings 

👍🏼 The built-in air quality sensors measure and adjust the fan speed in real-time

👍🏼 Indicator shows you when filters need to be changed 

👍🏼 Comes with remote control and timer

Cons

👎🏼 Only has 1 pound of carbon pellets

👎🏼 PlasmaWave technology produces a small amount of ozone

👎🏼 Filters need to be replaced every 12 months

Austin Air HealthMate

Austin Air vs AirDoctor - Austin Air HealthMate Plus Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA 

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Carbon Filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite for chemicals, gases, and pollutants

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 95% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy

Cons

👎🏼 On the highest setting it can be rather loud

👎🏼 No remote control or app for easy controls

👎🏼 No sensors or smart features for filters 


TL;DR — Austin Air vs Winix

Both Austin Air and Winix are highly rated air purifiers with great reviews and proven to improve your indoor air quality. One of the biggest differences is the prices of each unit with the Winix 5500-2 priced at $249.99 and the Austin Air HealthMate prices at $714.99 (click on link for discount). 

Austin Air has a more powerful filtration system with 15 lbs. of activated carbon while Winix only has 1 lb. The HEPA filter inside the Austin Air is much larger too and that will prolong the life expectancy. But Winix has a remote control and sensors that will adjust fan speeds in real-time which Austin Air does not have.  

Winix has a 2-year warranty while Austin Air has a 5-year warranty. 

In the end, you can't go wrong with either brand. 

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.

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Austin Air vs Molekule

The Battle Royale of Air Purifiers continues with Austin Air vs. Molekule in Round 5! You may have seen Molekule advertised on social media and there is a lot of buzz about their units and the technology they use. You can read more about this in the 'Filtration System' section below. So let's get to comparing the Molekule Air Pro and the Austin Air Bedroom Machine. Let's RUMBLE!!!

Price
  • The Austin Air Bedroom Machine is priced at $994.99. (Follow the Bedroom Machine link for a discount).
  • Molekule's Air Pro is priced at $1,199.99 (Currently on sale for $959.99 at Molekule website)

Both air purifiers are priced in the top-tier bracket so let's jump to the filtration system where things will be a little bit different.

Filtration System

Molekule Air Pro

The Molekule Air Pro isn't like most other air purifiers. It doesn't have a HEPA filter but instead has their own PECO technology. PECO stands for Photo Electro Chemical Oxidation and it works by breaking down irritants on a molecular level. 

  • The PECO technology physically captures particles and chemically destroys pollutants instead of using a HEPA filter to capture the pollutants. By using light filtration, PECO technology creates a reacton on the surface of the filter that destroys pollutants by breaking down the molecular structure.

Austin Air Bedroom Machine

The Bedroom Machine has the most levels of filtration in an Austin Air unit with 5. Each stage will help eliminate unwanted pollutants with some of the largest HEPA and Carbon filters on the market.

  • The True HEPA is a medical-grade filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.
  • Carbon filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite mixture that will remove gases, chemicals, VOCs, odors, and formaldehyde. 
  • The Military-Grade HEGA Carbon Cloth (High Efficiency Gas Arrestance) helps eliminate chemicals, gases, viruses and bacteria.
  • Two pre-filters help remove medium and large particles (dust, hair, spores and pollen).

Austin Air and Molekule have two different filtration systems that help eliminate pollutants from your inside air. Austin Air uses a True HEPA filter along with Activated Carbon and a HEGA Carbon Cloth while Molekule uses their own PECO technology. In the end, we would go with the tried and trusted HEPA/Carbon combination that is proven to help your air.


Molekule Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
Multi-Layer PECO filter— replace around every 6 months ($150.00 - a subscription for filters brings price down to around $100.00) Carbon, HEPA, and pre-filters (come as one system) — replace every 5 years
Replacement filter cost $569.99 for the Bedroom Machine 
Molekule Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs Molekule - Molekule Air Pro Filtration System Austin Air vs Molekule - Austin Air Bedroom Machine Filtration System
Housing Material

Molekule — The housing is made from anodized aluminum and medical-grade polycarbonate.

Austin Air — The Bedroom Machine is made of solid steel and welded together to prevent any rattling. To prevent any off-gassing, the units are powder-coated. There is minimal plastic on the units with the caster wheels, blower/fan and control knob being the only components.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

Molekule Air Pro has maximum noise levels around 64 dB on the highest speed and around 33 dB at the lowest speed. The unit has 6 different speed settings so you can find a perfect balance of purifying the air but not too noisy.

Austin Air HealthMate has 3 different fan speeds with noise levels ranging from less than 50 dB to around 62 dB (decibels). The Bedroom Machine, on the highest speed, will be just like the Air Pro from Molekule for noise. 

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

Molekule— Molekule air purifiers have a two (2) year limited warranty 

Molekule vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


Molekule Air Pro
Austin Air Bedroom Machine
Dimensions:

23.1"H x 10.9"W

23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
22.9 lbs.
47 lbs.
Room Coverage:
Up to 1,000 sq. ft.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
6 speeds
3 speeds
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
one air change per hour in a room of up to 1,000 sq. ft. with a ceiling size of 8.5 ft
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
No wheels but has handle
caster wheels
Price:
$1,199.99
$994.99

Molekule Air Purifiers

Pros and Cons of Molekule and Austin Air

Molekule Air Pro

Austin Air vs Molekule - Molekule Air Pro Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Sleek-looking design that fits with most home decors

👍🏼 Auto Protect modes can auto-adjust airflow for particle & chemical destruction and protection.

👍🏼 Great app with daily air quality results

👍🏼 Cleared by the FDA to destroy viruses, bacteria, and mold

👍🏼 Backed by independent lab results

👍🏼 No ozone emitted and it actually destroys it instead

Cons

👎🏼 No HEPA or Carbon filters

👎🏼 Have to replace PECO filter every 6 months or so

👎🏼 Priced on the higher-end of air purifiers

Austin Air Bedroom Machine

Austin Air vs Molekule - Austin Air Bedroom Machine Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA 

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Carbon Filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite and HEGA Carbon Cloth for chemicals, gases, and pollutants

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 95% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy

Cons

👎🏼 On the highest setting it can be rather loud

👎🏼 No remote control or app for easy controls

👎🏼 Is heavier than most air purifiers


TL;DR — Austin Air vs Molekule

The biggest difference between Austin Air and Molekule is the filter media. Austin Air has the HEPA/Carbon filters most air purifiers have while Molekule has the PECO technology. This has no HEPA or Carbon in it but uses Photo Electro Chemical Oxidation to eliminate pollutants. In simplest terms, it physically captures particles and chemically destroys pollutants.

The prices are fairly similar with the Molekule Air Pro priced at $1,199.99 and the Austin Air Bedroom Machine priced at $994.99 (click on link for discount). 

Austin Air has no app or remote control while Molekule has an app to see real-time air quality.

The filter in the Molekule will have to be replaced every 6 months while Austin Air has a 5-year filter life expectancy. 

Molekule has a 2-year warranty while Austin Air has a 5-year warranty. 

If you want a HEPA/Carbon air purifier that will eliminate pollutants, Austin Air is the perfect choice for you. But if you want new filter technology with an app, Molekule is your best bet.  

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.

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Austin Air vs Honeywell

In Round 6, we have Austin Air versus Honeywell in the Battle Royale of Air Purifiers. We've had some great air purifiers and this round looks like it will not disappoint. Honeywell air purifiers are rated highly and appear on a bunch of Best Air Purifiers lists alongside Austin Air. 

Let's get to it and compare the Austin Air HealthMate and the Honeywell HPA300 True HEPA Allergen Plus Series air purifier. 

Price
  • Austin Air's HealthMate is $714.99. (Wellness Junction has a discount if you follow the link).
  • Honeywell's HPA300 is priced much lower at $249.99.

The price difference between the air purifiers is quite large, so let's dig into what is inside each to eliminate unwanted pollutants from your home or office. 

Filtration System

Honeywell HPA300

Inside the Honeywell HPA300 air purifier is three True HEPA filters along with an odor reducing carbon pre-filter. The main thing you will not see is activated carbon pellets but instead the pre-filter is coated with carbon. This unit will not be the best for removing VOCs, chemicals, and gases from your home. This will be great for allergens and particles though and it does a great job at that!

  • True HEPA filters (3 of them!!) help capture up to 99.97% of the following microscopic airborne allergens and particles: dust, pollen, pet dander, dust mite debris and smoke.
  • The Carbon pre-filter helps capture large airborne particles and reduces odors and VOCs.  The pre-filter should be replaced every 3 months, as it will become covered with particles and fibers that will reduce filtration performance.

Austin Air HealthMate

The HealthMate can help people with asthma and allergy problems. Opposite of the HPA300, the HealthMate has activated carbon. The carbon teams up with a Medical-Grade HEPA filter to help eliminate viruses, bacteria, dust, dander and allergens.

  • True HEPA is a medical-grade filter (60 sq. ft.) that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.
  • The 15 pounds of activated carbon adsorbs chemicals, gases, viruses and bacteria.
  • The two pre-filters help remove medium and large particles (dust, hair, spores and pollen).

Both will have great HEPA filters that team up with the carbon media. With a larger HEPA filter that also has 2 pre-filters, we find the Austin Air HealthMate would be a more robust filtration system for most. But if money is an issue, the Honeywell HPA300 is a great unit that will eliminate allergens and particles from your air. 

Honeywell Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
Carbon pre-filter — replace every 3 months ($12.99)
HEPA filters — replace every 12 months ($79.99 for 3 pack)  
HEPA, Carbon and pre-filters (come as one system) — replace every 5 years
Replacement filter cost $289.99 for the HealthMate Machine
Honeywell Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs Honeywell - Honeywell HPA300 Filtration System Austin Air vs Honeywell - Austin Air Allergy Machine Filtration System
Housing Material

Honeywell — The housing is made from plastic. While this is not ideal due to possible off-gassing, reviews show this unit has had no problems with that.

Austin Air — Made of solid steel, Austin Air welds the units together to prevent any rattling and powder-coates them to prevent any off-gassing. Minimal plastic is on the units with the caster wheels, blower, and control knob.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

Honeywell HPA300 has maximum noise levels around 60 dB on the highest speed (Turbo) and around 45 dB on lowest speed. 

Austin Air HealthMate has 3 different fan speeds with noise levels ranging from less than 50 dB to around 62 dB (decibels). 

Both units at their highest speed will tend to be a bit loud. But both will be working at their greatest strength when on high/turbo speeds. You could find some other air purifiers that are a little bit quieter than these, but both of these have high reviews for what they are supposed to do: remove unwanted particles from your air. 

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

Honeywell— The air purifiers have a five (5) year limited warranty. 

Honeywell vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


Honeywell HPA300
Austin Air HealthMate
Dimensions:

22.38"H x 20.8"L x 10.83"W

23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
17 lbs.
47lbs.
Room Coverage:

4.8 ACH in a 465 sq. ft. room

Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
4 speeds (low/medium/high/turbo)
3 speeds (low, medium, high)
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
up to 320 CFM
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
no wheels - has handles 
caster wheels
Price:
$249.99
$714.99

Honeywell 

Pros and Cons of Honeywell and Austin Air

Honeywell HPA300

Austin Air vs Honeywell - Honeywell HPA300 Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 True HEPA filters that capture up to 99.97% of airborne allergens and particles

👍🏼 Visual filter check reminders

👍🏼 Has auto-off timer of 2,4, and 8 hours

👍🏼 Independently tested and verified by AHAM (Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers)

👍🏼 Great CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) rating for smoke, dust, and pollen

👍🏼 Not as expensive as other air purifiers with high CFMs

Cons

👎🏼 No Activated Carbon pellets (instead has carbon-coated pre-filter)

👎🏼 Have to replace pre-filter every 3 months and HEPA filters every 12 months

👎🏼 Doesn't have an app or built-in air quality sensor

Austin Air HealthMate 

Austin Air vs Honeywell - Austin Air Allergy Machine Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA 

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Easy to move around your home with the unit on wheels.

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy

Cons

👎🏼 On the highest setting it can be rather loud

👎🏼 No remote control or app for easy controls

👎🏼 No light to know when to change filter


TL;DR — Austin Air vs Honeywell

You will find that both the Honeywell HPA300 and Austin Air HealthMate are great for allergens. These units are aimed at removing allergens and particulates with their True HEPA filters.

The prices are quite different with the Honeywell HPA300 priced at $249.99 and the Austin Air HealthMate priced at $714.99 (click on link for discount). 

The filters in the HPA300 will have to be replaced every 3 (pre-filter) and 12 (HEPA filters) months while Austin Air has a 5-year filter life expectancy. 

Both Honeywell and Austin Air has a 5-year warranty. 

If you want a great HEPA air purifier that will eliminate allergens and particulates, Austin Air and Honeywell are the perfect choice for you. Both will give you a high CFM (cubic feet per minute of air moved) and be easy to operate and maintain.

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.


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Austin Air vs Coway

In the last and final round, we have Austin Air going up against Coway. Specifically, we are comparing the Austin Air HealthMate and the Coway Airmega 400. The two are very similar air purifiers with HEPA and Carbon filters. But what else does each have for features and benefits? Keep reading to find out the key differences between the two and give yourself an idea which is a better fit for your air purification needs. 

Price
  • The Austin Air HealthMate is priced at $714.99 but click the link and Wellness Junction can help with a little discount. 
  • The Coway Airmega 400 is currently priced at $551.65 on their website. (Normally priced $649.00)
Filtration System

Coway Airmega 400

The Airmega 400 has dual filters that allows for the contaminated air to be drawn in from two sides. There will be a pre-filter, HEPA filter, and Carbon filter on two sides of the unit while the clean air comes out the top. The Max2 filters combine the True Green HEPA and activated carbon together that allows for easy installation and maintenance. 

  • The Max2 filters capture and deactivates smaller particles.
    • Green True HEPA filters capture an 99.999% of ultra fine particles like viruses, bacteria, fungi and pollen, and includes an antimicrobial treatment to deactivate the spread of contaminants.
    •  The Activated Carbon filters (1.5 lbs.) remove odor-causing harmful gases like VOCs. 
  • The pre-filters capture dust, pet hair, and other large particles and can also be washed so they do not need to be replaced. 

Austin Air HealthMate

The HealthMate is where Austin Air got its start and is still the most popular unit. With a perfect combination of a True HEPA filter and Activated Carbon, the HealthMate addresses your everyday air purification needs. The 360° intake system draws air into all sides of the unit and then goes through a 4-step filtration process.

  • True HEPA is a medical-grade filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 99% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.
  • Carbon filter has 15 lbs. of activated Carbon/Zeolite that removes gases, chemicals, smoke, VOCs, odors and formaldehyde. 
  • Pre-filters (two of them) that help remove medium and large particles (dust, hair, spores and pollen).

The Coway unit lets the polluted air come in from two sides of the machine while Austin Air has a 360° system. While both have great True HEPA filters, the Austin Air HealthMate (15 lbs) will have more activated carbon than the Coway Airmega 400 (1.5 lbs) to eliminate VOCs, gases, chemicals, and odors. Coway does have indicators for the pre-filters to be cleaned and the Max2 filters to be replaced unlike the Austin Air units where there is no indicators for filter changes. 

Coway Filter Life Expectancy Austin Air Filter Life Expectancy
Pre-filters — Just wash/clean occasionally.
Max2 Filters - True Green HEPA/Activated Carbon filters (2 filters for each unit) — replace every 6-12 months ($129 for replacement)
HEPA, Activated Carbon and pre-filters (come as one system) — replace every 5 years
Replacement filter cost $289.99 for the Allergy Machine
Coway Air Purifiers
Austin Air vs Coway - Coway Airmega 400 Filtration System Austin Air vs Coway - Austin Air HealthMate Filtration System
Housing Material

Coway— Like most other air purifiers that we are comparing, the Coway Airmega 400 is made from high-quality plastic. 

Austin Air — The HealthMate is made of solid steel and welded together to prevent any rattling. They are also powder-coated that will prevent any off-gassing.

Noise Levels - How loud are they?

Coway Airmega 400 has noise levels that reach up to 52 dB on the highest speed and around 22 dB on the lowest speed. The four different speeds (Sleep, Low, Medium, and High) gives you options if the sound level needs to be changed at your home or office.

Austin Air HealthMate has noise levels ranging from under 50 dB at the lowest speed to around 62 dB while set at the highest speed. These levels will be a bit more loud than the Coway.

*Around 50 db is moderate rainfall or a quiet office setting and 60 dB is considered a normal conversation or background music*

Warranties

Austin Air — The air purifiers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for five (5) years from the date of purchase and a five (5) year pro-rated filter warranty, by far the most comprehensive in the industry. If the filter lasts less than five years, Austin Air will discount the cost of a new filter based on the number of years the filter has been in use. They also have a 30-day money back guarantee!

Coway— The air purifiers have a five (5) year warranty and a 30-day money back guarantee. 

Coway vs Austin Air — Tech Specs


Coway Airmega 400
Austin Air HealthMate
Dimensions:

22.8"H x 14.8"D x 14.8"W

23″H x 14.5″L x 14.5″W
Weight: 
24.7 lbs.
47lbs.
Room Coverage:
Up to 1,560 sq. ft.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
Fan Speeds:
4 speeds (Sleep, Low, Medium, High)
3 speeds (Low, Medium, High)
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute)
up to 430 CFM
up to 400 CFM
Mobility: 
Only has handles
caster wheels
Price:
$551.65 (normally $649.00)
$714.99

Coway 

Pros and Cons of Coway and Austin Air

Coway Airmega 400

Austin Air vs Coway - Coway Airmega 400 Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 HEPA/Carbon filters on both sides to draw polluted air in

👍🏼 Washable pre-filter with filter alert so you know when to clean it

👍🏼 Sleep Mode that will reduce the noise level and power consumption

👍🏼 Real-Time air quality monitoring that adjust to the needs of your air

👍🏼 Green True HEPA filter can capture 99.999% of ultra fine particles and and includes an antimicrobial treatment to deactivate the spread of contaminants.

👍🏼 At highest speed, it isn't as loud as other air purifiers

Cons

👎🏼 Only has a total of 1.5 pounds of activated carbon

👎🏼 Have to replace the HEPA/Carbon filters every 6-12 months

👎🏼 Made from plastic

Austin Air HealthMate

Austin Air vs Honeywell - Austin Air Allergy Machine Air Purifier

Pros

👍🏼 Made in the USA - Austin Air produces their air purifiers in Buffalo, NY

👍🏼 Clinical trials prove effectiveness of Austin Air

👍🏼 Carbon Filter has 15 lbs. of Activated Carbon/Zeolite mixture which is some of the most in air purifiers

👍🏼 Medical-Grade HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of all particles larger than 0.3 microns and 95% of all particles larger than 0.1 microns.

👍🏼 360° Intake System allows air to be drawn in on all four sides of unit

👍🏼  5-Year filtration life expectancy is industry-leading

Cons

👎🏼 It can be rather loud on highest speed setting

👎🏼 No app to monitor air quality or air quality sensors in unit

👎🏼 Doesn't have a sleek, modern design like other air purifiers can


TL;DR — Austin Air vs Coway

Austin Air and Coway produce air purifiers that are made for larger rooms (up to 1,500 sq. ft.). The big difference will be the amount of activated carbon inside each air purifier. The Austin Air HealthMate has 15 pounds while the Coway Airmega 400 has 1.5 pounds. If removing chemicals, gases, and odors is a priority for you, we recommend going with the HealthMate.

The Coway Airmega 400 is priced at $551.65 (normally $649) while the Austin Air HealthMate is priced at $714.99 (click on link for a nice discount). 

Coway has a real-time air quality monitor while Austin Air does not. This adjusts purification to the necessary level which is nice to have. 

The HEPA/Carbon filters in the Coway will have to be replaced every 6-12 months while Austin Air has a 5-year filter life expectancy. 

Both have nice 5-year warranties. 

Coway and Austin Air have really good air purifiers that have True HEPA filters along with activated carbon. Austin Air will have the larger and better filtration system that will better serve your needs inside the home or office.  

You can learn more about Austin Air and what they offer here, Austin Air Purifiers.

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The Battle Royale of Air Purifiers has come to an end. 

Hopefully, this review has helped you understand the different types of purifiers on the market and given you a better idea about which one will work best for your needs.

Remember to do your research before purchasing any type of air purifier and be sure to read the reviews from other customers.

Weighing the pros and cons of each brand should help you make an informed decision that will result in cleaner air for your family, friends, or coworkers. Air quality is important for our health, and we all deserve to breathe clean air. 

If you have any questions or need help deciding which air purifier is best for your needs, please give us a call at 877-791-8083 or email at info@wellnessjunction.com. We look forward to hearing from you!