Shark’s NeverChange Air Purifier Is Nearly Half Off Right Now
The Shark NeverChange air purifier is already affordable, but this 40 percent discount makes it an even better deal. Like other models in Shark's NeverChange line, this model boasts a five-year filter lifespan when used and cleaned as recommended, potentially saving hundreds of dollars on replacement filters.
Shark has a few other WIRED-tested models on sale, which I've listed below. Although Amazon Prime Big Deal Days haven’t formally started yet (see our early deal coverage here), several popular air purifier brands, like Levoit and Coway, also have models already on sale. Be sure to read on to find which on-sale air purifier is best for your home.
Check out our guides to keeping your home's air quality in tip-top shape, including the Best Air Purifiers, Best Multiuse Air Purifiers, Best Fans, and Best Air Quality Monitors.
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The Shark NeverChange Air Purifier exchanges the air nearly five times per hour in spaces up to 130 square feet, making it a good fit for small rooms such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and laundry rooms. It has a long-lasting HEPA filter that captures fine particles, and an activated carbon filter that traps odors and gases. As mentioned above, one standout feature of this budget-friendly purifier is its filter, which can last up to five years with regular cleaning and use on energy-saving settings. It’s also a good option for pet owners: There's a small cartridge filled with a fragrance pod to help offset pet odors and keep the air smelling fresh. This makes it ideal for rooms where you store your cat's litter box or have your dog's crate.
If you want a compact air purifier that's ideal for smaller rooms, can operate close to a wall, and uses useful odor-neutralizing technology, the Shark NeverChange Air Purifier is a solid choice. At nearly $100 off, this discounted model is ideal for pet parents looking to fight odors and dander.
Other Discounted Shark Models
Shark
NeverChange Air Purifier Max
Like the model above, this purifier boasts up to five years of filter life and features a cartridge to fight smells. It's $130 off right now, the lowest price we'll see until the holidays.
Shark
BreatheClear MAX with NeverChange Air Purifier
This purifier's filter lasts up to six years, and it has an updated LCD screen with insights into the surrounding air. This includes metrics on current and historical air quality, temperature, and humidity; plus pollutant information, including measurements for PM 2.5 and 10, and VOCs.
Other WIRED-Tested Discounted Air Purifiers
Levoit
Vital 200S-P Air Purifier
This is my favorite budget air purifier. It automatically engages whenever pollutants are detected. Plus, the intuitive connected app helps monitor air quality and control the purifier while you're away. It's also got a HEPA filter for pet hair and dander.
Coway
Airmega ProX
This heavy-hitter is a whopping $366 off right now. It's quiet for its size and can clean the air four times per hour in a 1,000-square-foot space when running at its highest setting.
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