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Reviews (12)
02 Jun, 2021
uses over 100 watts on lowest setting
This filters the air great, but even on the lowest speed it's pulling over 100 watts from the wall. These older units weren't concerned with power consumption and something this small taking 130 watts is pretty unusual these days. I have a new filter that only pulls 6 watts for my bedroom and will use this only when wild fires cause too much for the little one to handle. I had one of these for years and never realized how much power they used. You can find filters that draw 25 watts and perform as well. It is very loud, I would compare the sound to that of a window being rolled down on the highway. I have too many of the filters that fit this to stop owning at least 1, but the power usage is a real bummer.
19 May, 2020
nice, compact and BRIGHT
Lower power draw than the 35xx and seems to be more efficient at providing light than the last chinese COB I used.
30 Dec, 2020
Good backup drill, quality is lacking, if you smell plastic burning, set it down and let it cool
1 of 1 found this helpful Burned 2 drills up making a deck. Had to buy used Ryobi drills to finish.
These are fine for putting together furniture or some other light duty stuff, seemed perfectly fine for the year we had it before I decided to build a deck. .
When these "choke" don't keep holding the trigger down like a hammer drill, even with the hammer drill attachment. Sinking anything more than a drywall nail is asking for trouble eventually.