Test winner from Stiftung Warentest on Amazon in the Prime offer
Air purifiers are very popular right now because they can reduce the spread of coronaviruses. Amazon is selling the current test winner from Stiftung Warentest as cheaply as never before. GIGA reveals whether the purchase is worthwhile.
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Air purifier Philips AC2889 / 10 on offer for less than 250 euros
Air purifiers filter aerosols from the air and can thus reduce the spread of coronaviruses in closed rooms. The waiting test foundation recently announced that it actually works well if certain criteria are observed. In addition, the consumer organization has tested several devices and chosen a clear favorite that also scores best in the corona post-test: the Philips AC2889 / 10, which at Amazon currently for 243.19 euros (instead of EUR 479.99 RRP) – the offer is only valid for a few hours and only for Prime members. In the meantime, Saturn has followed suit for the Amazon Prime Day 2021 offer and offers the Test winner air purifier at the same price – even for non-Prime customers.
Philips AC 2889/10 Series 2000 air purifier
Air purifier Philips AC2889 / 10: The test winner can do that
Especially in winter, when it is not possible to air the room all day, the air purifier helps to reduce aerosols and fight (corona) viruses. In addition, pollen and fine dust particles are filtered out, which is beneficial for allergy sufferers.
- Filters viruses, aerosols, pollen, dust, bacteria and ultra-fine particles up to a size of 0.02 μm
- Removes odors and gases from the air
- Allergy Mode: Removes up to 99.97 percent of airborne allergens
- App for iOS and Android to control the air purifier, including information about the air quality outside and inside
- Purifies the air in rooms up to 79 m²
- Quiet sleep mode for operation at night and auto mode for fully automatic control
Air purifier Philips AC2889 / 10: is it worth buying?
Yes, in any case. At Saturn and Amazon, the test winner air purifier from Philips is currently cheaper than ever before. Compared to the RRP of around 480 euros, the price has almost halved. There are, of course, much cheaper alternatives, but these do not purify the air as thoroughly as the Philips AC2889 / 10. For small rooms, such as children’s or study rooms, however, they may be sufficient. In short: If you are looking for quality, you should go for the test winner, if you don’t have too high demands, a cheaper device will do.
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