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Today, we\u2019re going to review the\u00a0Okaysou Apollo 718 Air Purifier<\/strong>. This is a big, powerful air purifier that covers a much larger area than most competitors. It also has one of the highest-grade HEPA filters available on today\u2019s market. But is it the right purifier for your home? A lot of that depends on what you need. To help you make the right decision, we\u2019ll take a close look at all of the Apollo 718\u2019s features. We\u2019ll look at how it\u2019s put together, and the way the controls work. Next, we\u2019ll examine how much air it can purify, and how the air is distributed. Additionally, we\u2019ll also check out the filter system itself, and how you maintain and change it. Once we\u2019ve done that, we\u2019ll know everything we need to know. Let\u2019s begin!<\/p>\n The\u00a0Okaysou Apollo 718 Air Purifier\u00a0has a rectangular design, with rounded corners to avoid sharp edges. It stands 17.32 inches tall, with a width of 13.78 inches and a thickness of 8.47. This makes it bigger than many air purifiers, and it\u2019s correspondingly beefy, weighing in at 9.68 pounds. That\u2019s still not actually heavy, though, and anyone can carry it around with ease. The intake vents are tall and vertical, and are located on both sides of the front panel. Air flows out through horizontal slits in the top panel. Because it gets sent out vertically, the air will distribute evenly throughout the room. And because it only intakes from the front, you can set it with its back against the wall. That way, it won\u2019t be in your way.<\/p>\n On the front panel, at the top center, there\u2019s an LED light ring. This ring changes color depending on your current air quality. It gives you a quick gauge of whether or not your air is clean. Just beneath this indicator is an Okaysou logo. Other than that, there are no visual markings on the housing, which we actually appreciated. The power cord comes out of the back, and is about five feet in length. That\u2019s not incredibly long, but it should be long enough for most circumstances.<\/p>\n The control panel is located on the top, and is a narrow band at the front of the outflow vents. There, you\u2019ll see a row of five soft touch buttons, with high-visibility LED backlighting. The first of these is used to set the timer, and will not be lit if the timer is inactive. Next to it, there\u2019s a row of small indicator lights, which indicate the timer\u2019s setting. The second button is the filter reset button. It will light up whenever you need to replace the main filter or clean the pre-filter. When your filter issue is fixed, press the reset button to turn the light off. The third button, right in the center, is a simple power button.<\/p>\n The fourth button in the row is a light override button. If you want to turn the LED backlights off, you can use this. Keep in mind that the filter indicator will still function. The last button is used to adjust the fan speed. Much like the timer, it has a small set of indicator lights, so you can check the current status.<\/p>\n If you need a more compact air purifier, consider the\u00a0Acekool D01. It\u2019s a smaller purifier that\u2019s small enough to sit on your desktop. It\u2019s also easy to move around from room to room. That said, it doesn\u2019t have a very large coverage area.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nOverall Design<\/h3>\n
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