Cheryl Ann—June 8, 2025
In a home graced by two African Grey parrots—remarkable in their intelligence and charm—there’s one unavoidable reality: an impressive volume of fine grey dust. Keeping the air clean isn’t just a preference; it’s a necessity. After testing various air purifiers, we discovered that lower-priced models came with a hidden cost—frequent, expensive filter replacements that ultimately exceeded the price of a higher-end unit. That’s where the Rabbit Air A3 proved its worth. Equipped with a multi-stage filtration system designed to capture even the most persistent airborne particles, it efficiently removes grey dust from the air, maintaining a fresh and breathable atmosphere. Beyond its superior filtration, the RA A3 operates with an understated elegance—quietly, efficiently, without disruption. Unlike some air purifiers that announce their presence with loud fans and constant hums, the RA A3 works in the background, ensuring clean air without adding unnecessary noise to the home. While we do vacuum the filters monthly to maintain peak performance, the long-lasting quality of the system means fewer replacements and lower overall maintenance costs. With our second RA A3 replacing a failed competitor, we now rely on only 2 trusted RA A3s to keep our parrots space clean, fresh, and free from the ever-present dust of our feathered companions. Read more
Travis M.—July 19, 2022
I'm a life-long airborne allergy sufferer. Name a pollen, it'll give me the sniffles, sneezes, all the way to full-blown allergy attacks. At the urging on my Allergist, in 2011, I purchased my first Rabbit Air Minus A2. At the time I thought I was throwing away a lot of money on an overpriced device that won't last long enough to see the value. These were not cheap back then, they're still not cheap now. And then I went on to spend the next 11 years purchasing new filters for the Minus A2 to this very day. It works, plain and simple, even 12 years later from initial purchase. The motor on the A2 is just as quiet as the day it was brand new ... and it's been running 24/7 for 12 years now! Fast forward to 2022, live in a house now with three major rooms - 2 bedrooms and an open kitchen/living space. In addition, central air & heat was removed in favor of a mini-split heat pump system. This meant that I could no longer use the fancy 3M filtrete filters and move air around the house when doors are closed. For all the efficiency and saved energy the mini split system offers, it doesn't do anything to improve air quality. We made the choice this year to add two more Rabbit Air filter units, one for each room, to address the new reality at home. I wasn't aware the A3 existed, but now that I do, boy I am glad it does. The Rabbit Air engineers took their experiences on their other products and made the A3 into an amazing unit on its own. The A2 stays in the bedroom and the A3s went into the guest room/office and the kitchen/living area. Some highlights: 1 - It looks great in black, and it goes with everything 2 - The multi-color LED strip is cute, and I love it even though it adds zero value to filtration 3 - It is very easy to service the filter with the magnetic hinges on the door 4 - It shows a red indicator on the panel & in-app when it's time to clean the permanent filter 5 - It's Wi-Fi enabled, easy to set up, and the app has what I need in it, including ordering more filters I really didn't think WiFi would add anything useful, given my experiences with the A2. I was wrong. The A3 is able to communicate the concentration of particulates in the air, and what size they are. It shows a visual indicator of filter life - no more guessing when the "replace filter" light is going to illuminate. I also like being able to set sensitivity controls. The A2 only had two options "auto" or "pollen" and had one blue/red LED to indicate air quality. There was a bit of guesswork to interpret what it meant, so analyzing how I felt, had to be the measurement of success. While I wish I could offer scientific testing instead of subjectivity. My opinion is the A3 works better than the A2. Perhaps the A3 is more aggressive at sensing odor or particulates. Perhaps the A3 makes better use of the measurements it gathers from its sensors. Perhaps the actual filters are somehow better in the A3. Maybe some, all, none of this is true -- I can't scientifically say anything but this: When I'm indoors, I feel fine. When I go outdoors, it's a crapshoot. Come back indoors, shower, get into some fresh clothes.. and I'm fine again. Something is working even if I cannot be more specific than that. For that reason, the way I feel when I'm indoors where two A3s and one A2 are running, I will be a customer for as long as they continue to innovate and keep me feeling as good as I can. Read more
Aleksandr M.—October 9, 2025
The minute I changed the filter I noticed the difference. It really does it job. I used toxin filter before, now I switched to odor. Both are excellent, however odor is much better at tackling when neighbors outside are smoking on balcony whether it's tobacco or weed. However when Canada had a wildfire, it came to US and the toxin filter did an amazing job. Also when I was sanding walls and painting my walls the toxin filter again was king. Would have been amazing if a newer module would come out to add one more extra filter so I could add both toxin and odor, however to be honest it would be overkill. I changed the filter after 9 months. It's expensive (however considering inflation with everything double triple), but it's an investment, an investment for your health and that's worth everything. Read more
