TruSens Air Purifier with UV-C Light Filtration

The trusense z2000 model is great to look at. Airflow seems nice and strong at speed 2 and turbo mode. While anything lower than that like speed 1 and whisper mode seem useless, I'm sure they still provide at least a small amount of filtration. The dc motor in these units seems of great quality, with no motor hum of any kind at any speed. I have this unit in the living room of my 800sq/ft apartment. While the living room isn't huge, it is attached to the kitchen which opens the space up quite a bit. I have the unit right in the center of the room. I have run 24/7 on turbo mode for the last week I have owned it, and I absolutely tell a great difference in room smell for one, I'm a vegan who cooks with a lot of onions and garlic, and as we all know, in a small place creates a stank. My girlfriend and I also have 2 rabbits a 20lb dog as well as a cat, and wow the place feels significantly more fresh. I must say the filter that comes with the unit seems of extremely good quality and with the depth and thickness of the filter should truly last 6 months or more, with a monthly cleaning of the velcroed pre filter! The particle sensor works extremely well and speaks quickly with the purifier itself. I demoed by vaping a huge cloud semi close but not directly on the sensor and within 2 seconds the numbers started climbing on the purifier itself!!! Auto mode does work very well, but mine will stay on turbo 24/7 for best performance. Also for anyone who actually wants this for the uv light aspect of it, then it should be a great choice for you, the design of where the bulb is located is perfect for best performance and no weird glowing uv light on outside of unit. If I had to add cons to this unit, they would be 1st No remote with unit or wifi capabilities, however the sensor like buttons have an awesome feel and sound when pressed. 2nd, I do believe for the cost of this unit, the unit should be slightly wider and taller. Would I buy another one of these? Absolutely but even for a 10x10 bedroom or slightly larger, I'd still want at least the z-2000 model, as the smallest model is neither dc motored nor does it actually seem like it would be suitable for anything larger than a master bathroom. EDIT- so after 1 month and 2 days of using this almost always on turbo mode, I've noticed a decrease in filtering... for almost a whole month any amount of vapor blown thru this came nothing out of the top. However it now seems to only capture about half of whatever vape is blown thru it. I've reinstalled the filter multiple times to see if maybe it had some sort of sealing issue, but other than screwing on the cap at the base of the model as tight as possible "without breaking it" seems to have no effect. It's kind of sad really because about a year ago I had purchased a "Filtrete 3m small air purifier" for 60 bucks from wal-mart, which had optional hepa filters to buy separate which I did. It was an additional 17.99 for the filter. This purifier while lacking a dc motor "not a big deal since still energy star certified " to date seems to completely remove any amount, no matter how large of vapor. I am now slightly disappointed in the trusense z-2200 for the fact that I spent more than three times the amount on doesn't compare in filtration after 1 month of use. For anyone looking for something to decrease e-cig vapors in your home might want to look elsewhere. I hope this update helps