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Why choose Klarta?

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Klarta

European-engineered · smart · design-forward
  • H13 EF HEPA filter with a larger surface area than standard HEPA, so it catches more particles faster including PM2.5, pet allergens, mold, and bacteria
  • Designed in Europe, crafted with love.
  • Affordable replacement filters designed to stay cheap long-term, so the total cost of owning a Klarta stays reasonable year after year
  • 20 dB night mode powered by a Japanese NIDEC motor, quiet enough that you genuinely forget it is running
  • Over 9 color and style options + full Wi-Fi control via the SmartLife app, with scheduling and automation so clean air fits around your life

Them

Dyson · Blueair · Levoit · Coway · Honeywell
  • Standard HEPA with smaller filter area means the fan works harder for the same results, which shows up as more noise and higher energy use
  • Basic or no air quality sensors on most models under $300, leaving you to manually adjust fan speed and guess whether the air is actually clean
  • Expensive proprietary filters can run $50 to $100 per year or more, meaning the real cost of ownership is much higher than the price tag suggests
  • 45 to 55 dB on mid settings is the norm across most competing purifiers, loud enough to disturb light sleepers and make bedroom use a compromise
  • White or black, take it or leave it on most models, with no color options and no real effort to make the purifier look like it belongs in your home

As featured in...

  • Fine Homes and Living

  • Medium

  • MSN

Convenient control

Provide your home with clean, purified air right from your phone with our state-of-the-art mobile application.

Blog Posts

  • Can Air Purifiers Help With Allergies? What the Science Says

    Can Air Purifiers Help With Allergies? What the Science Says

    If seasonal allergies, pet dander, dust, or mold leave you sneezing year-round, you may be wondering whether an air purifier can help. The short answer is yes—when used correctly, HEPA air purifiers can reduce airborne allergens and improve indoor air quality. Here's how they work and what to look for when choosing one.

  • How to Remove Smoke Smell From Your Home Fast: A Complete Guide

    How to Remove Smoke Smell From Your Home Fast: A Complete Guide

    Whether smoke entered your home from wildfires, cooking accidents, fireplaces, or nearby pollution, the smell can linger long after the source is gone. Learn how smoke particles become trapped in your home, the fastest ways to eliminate smoke odors, and how air purifiers can help restore cleaner indoor air.

  • Why Denver Air Feels So Dry — And How to Fix It

    Why Denver Air Feels So Dry — And How to Fix It

    Denver's high elevation, low humidity, and sunny climate make it one of the driest major cities in America. While many residents love the weather, dry indoor air can lead to dry skin, poor sleep, congestion, nosebleeds, and even damage to wood furniture. Here's why Denver air feels so dry and how to create a healthier indoor environment year-round.

 
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