Blast Mini Air Purifier
Price range: 1,749RMB through 2,059RMB
The Blast Mini Air Purifier is a high-powered yet compact air purifier, effective for large spaces such as schools, hospitals, and offices, cleaning areas up to 89m². Add a carbon filter to filter out dangerous chemicals, including VOCs formaldehyde, and cigarette smells.
What’s inside a Blast Mini Mk II
Purifier companies can make obscene profits when most people don’t understand how purifiers work. Here’s the honest truth: a purifier is a fan + a filter. In this case, that fan and filter are just really big.
Technical Specifications
| Your Purchase Includes | 1 × Blast Mini Mk II (includes 1 × Blast Air Mini Mk II Purifier and 1 × HEPA Filter), 1 × Wire cord, 1 × Smart Air Handbook |
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| Color | Matte White |
| Dimensions L × W × H (cm) | 57.6 × 33 × 63 |
| CADR (m3/h) | 743 |
| Noise Level (dB) | 36 – 49 |
| HEPA Lifespan | 7-14 months (3360 hrs, running 8 hrs per day) |
| Power Consumption (W) | 115 |
| Power Supply | 220 – 230V/50-60Hz/ Plug type:  (Type I) |
| Safety Certifications |  CE Certified (LVD/EMC/RoHS) | CQC | GB/T 18801-2015 Certified |
| Suitable Room Size | 89m |
| Product Manual | Click to view the Smart Air Blast Mini Manual |
| Shipping Weight | 28.4 (kg) |
The Blast Mini Mk II FAQs
Are Smart Air purifiers better than other air purifiers?
- Smart Air purifiers use the same cleaning principle as most other air purifiers. The technology behind air purifiers is not complex, and readily available.
- However, Smart Air is the only air purifier company committed to transparent communication through open data. We avoid overcomplicating our air purifiers with high markups and marketing gimmicks. Smart Air purifiers are honest, data-backed, and streamlined to do one thing: clean air.
- And because we don’t overcomplicate things, our purifiers are some of the quickest and most energy-efficient in the market.
Can Smart Air’s purifiers filter COVID-19?
- HEPA filter air purifiers like Smart Air’s have been shown to filter out COVID-19 viruses, and lower transmission. View the CDC data on how HEPAs reduce COVID-19 transmission here.
What pollutants does the Blast Mini Mk II filter?
– Smart Air’s air purifiers’ HEPA filters capture many types of particulate air pollutants, including nanoparticles as small as 5 nm (1/10 the size of COVID-19 virus) to 30 µm (the size of pollen). The whole range includes viruses, bacteria, PM2.5, PM10, pet allergens, dust, and mold.
– An additional activated carbon filter can be added on top of the HEPA filter in all of Smart Air’s products. The carbon filters can absorb VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) such as formaldehyde, paint thinners, petroleum fuels, or dry cleaning agents. Carbon filters also remove odors.
- Learn which filters you need in our in-depth guide on air purifier filters.
Where should I position my Blast Mini Mk II air purifier?
- Smart Air tests show the position of an air purifier in a room does not matter, as long as 1) The air purifier is at least 6 inches (15 mm) away from the wall. 2) The air purifier is strong enough for the room it is in.
How to know when it is time to replace the Blast Mini Mk II’s HEPA filter?
- We recommend replacing the Blast Mini Mk II filter every 7-14 months. But the truth is the exact time depends on many factors such as the number of hours used and local pollution levels. The most accurate way to determine when to replace a HEPA filter is to use an air quality monitor. Learn More: How to use an air quality monitor to test a HEPA filter.
Additional information
| Weight | 26 kg |
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| Dimensions | 58 × 33 × 63 cm |
| Application | Hospital, Living Room, Office/School |
| Pollutants | Allergies, Dust & Pollen, Gases & VOCs, Pet Dander & Hair, PM2.5 Air Pollution, Smoke & Odours, Virus & Bacteria |
| Filter | HEPA Filter, HEPA + Carbon Filter |
3 reviews for Blast Mini Air Purifier
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Melanie (verified owner) –
Babies love smart air!
Alan G –
I had been looking to purchase one reasonably priced purifier that had the ability to clean the air throughout my three-bedroom apartment. The Blast Mini arrived on a day with particularly poor air in Beijing, which in this case was great, as it presented an immediate opportunity to test its effectiveness.
First things first- the machine was somewhat larger than other air purifiers I had seen in friends’ apartments, restaurants, or offices. However, this is perhaps not surprising, considering the size of the fan and its immense power. The machine was easy to move around as it comes with wheels, which are lockable, so you don’t need to risk injury when moving it between rooms. The purifier itself is very simple: there are just three speeds, which is honestly all you really need in terms of functionality. The first thing that struck me when switching it on was just how quiet it was, even on full speed. It was just about loud enough for you to know it was on and working yet quiet enough for the sound to blend in with background noise and to not disturb you.
One customization to the machine was that I opted for a carbon filter, as they’re designed to capture gas pollutants. Like many apartments in Beijing, my apartment occasionally becomes swamped in a lingering sewage smell stemming from the drain. I hoped that the carbon filter may be prove useful in such moments. I noticed that occasionally leaving the machine on a low power mode while out definitely helped minimise the sewage smell.
On the Blast Mini’s first evening, the PM2.5 levels outdoors read 172 while indoors read 43: still 4 times higher than a healthy level. I positioned the Blast Mini in the living room and the air quality monitor in the spare bedroom, which was adjacent to my bedroom. I set up the air quality monitor to record levels hourly, opened all the doors in the apartment and switched the machine on. I then headed to bed.
I was very impressed to see these results in the morning ! Within an hour, the Blast Mini successfully reduced PM2.5 levels to 31. Within 6 hours, PM2.5 levels were down to 8. This was throughout the entire apartment!
Considering the machine’s power and reasonable price tag, the Blast Mini is definitely a smart investment. Would recommend to anyone looking for an effective and affordable solution to indoor air pollution!
Anna –
I LOVE my Blast Mini. I bought it for the common area of my Dhaka (Bangladesh) apartment. Through our previous airpocalyptic winters here, I haven’t managed to get our PM2.5 solidly in the good range, despite using five additional Sharp purifiers throughout the apartment, which is a huge problem for me because I have young kids. I was lucky to buy my Sharp purifiers from a friend leaving Dhaka a few years ago so I got a good deal, though I’ve had to order replacement filters through Amazon India and pick them up at my in-laws house in Kerala when we visit. Now that Smart Air is in Dhaka (currently accessible through the Facebook Page Clean Air BD), it’s a game-changer. Apartments in Dhaka are huge, and very few people I know have a couple grand (or more?) to drop on purifiers to fully secure their indoor spaces. Plus, people love their cool winter air, which means opening the window sometimes in winter and letting the pollution waft in. The Blast Mini sits right in the center of my apartment, near both the kitchen and the common area where my kids spend most of their time. With this set up, the air inside is always in the green and I can breathe easy knowing my kids are protected. My husband really appreciates the lower noise of the Blast Mini compared to the Sharp purifiers (poor guy…). Plus, I think it looks super nice and you can even set stuff on top of it if needed (convenient!). Thank you Smart Air for your brilliance.