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Avg. price in UK: ~£330
Avg. price in US: ~$350
Max. CADR: 333 m³/h
Maximum room area: 55.7 m²
Maximum noise level: 70 dB
HEPA filter: yes
Weight: 6.44 kg

Fellowes AeraMax DX95 review. Compare 46 technical specifications and user reviews to see how this product ranks in the Air Purifiers category and whether it is worth buying.

6.9

Good

6.8

Good

7.2

Very good

4.4
Bedroom use
Score components:
35.0%
1.0
Maximum noise level
30.0%
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Night mode
20.0%
4.7
Maximum room area
15.0%
4.7
Weight
8.2
Allergy relief
Score components:
35.0%
7.4
Max. CADR
30.0%
10
HEPA filter
20.0%
10
Number of filtration stages
15.0%
4.0
Washable prefilter
9.2
Smoke removal
Score components:
35.0%
10
Activated carbon filter
30.0%
7.4
Max. CADR
20.0%
10
Number of filtration stages
15.0%
10
Air quality indicator

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#77 in Best Air Purifiers for Pets

Verdict

The Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is a four-stage air purifier designed for rooms up to 28 square metres, featuring a Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) of 191 for smoke, 196 for dust, and 188 for pollen. Its True HEPA filter, enhanced with AeraSafe antimicrobial treatment, captures 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns, while PlasmaTrue technology neutralises pollutants molecularly and an AeraSmart sensor dynamically adjusts its four fan speeds based on real-time color-coded air quality. Main advantages include Energy Star efficiency, asthma and allergy friendly certification, and a dedicated Aera+ Mode that boosts airflow by 50% during peak allergy seasons; however, users face drawbacks such as high yearly filter replacement fees, lack of smart app or remote control capabilities, and elevated noise levels reaching up to 55 decibels on its turbo setting.

Technical Specifications of air purifier Fellowes AeraMax DX95

Overall score

6.9

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Performance

6.0

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Power

What it is: The electrical power consumption of the air purifier during operation, measured in watts (W).

When it matters: Helpful for estimating long-term electricity costs, particularly when running the unit continuously day and night.

Importance: HIGH

Max. CADR

What it is: The Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR), measuring the volume of purified air delivered per hour in cubic metres.

When it matters: Crucial for determining how rapidly the purifier circulates and cleans room air, especially for severe allergies or larger spaces.

Importance: HIGH

Maximum room area

What it is: The maximum recommended floor area (in square metres) that the air purifier can effectively treat.

When it matters: Essential for matching the purifier's airflow capacity to your room size so all air is filtered thoroughly.

Importance: HIGH

N. of speeds

What it is: The number of manual airflow speed levels available to choose on the air purifier.

When it matters: Provides flexible control between whisper-quiet low speeds for sleeping and powerful high speeds for fast room clearing.

Importance: MEDIUM

Maximum noise level

What it is: The sound level emitted by the air purifier when running at its highest fan speed, measured in decibels (dB).

When it matters: Important if you plan to use the purifier in bedrooms, nurseries, or home offices where loud fan noise causes disturbance.

Importance: HIGH

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Features

8.1

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Air quality indicator

What it is: An optical or laser sensor system displaying real-time indoor pollution levels via color rings or numerical values.

When it matters: Provides immediate visual feedback on air cleanliness and confirms that the purifier is working effectively.

Importance: MEDIUM

Continuous purification

What it is: Engineered motor and filter architecture designed for safe, uninterrupted 24/7 operation without thermal degradation.

When it matters: Essential for maintaining permanently low allergen and dust concentrations in polluted urban areas or high-pollen seasons.

Importance: LOW

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Auto mode

What it is: An intelligent operating mode that automatically increases or decreases fan speed based on live sensor pollution readings.

When it matters: Maximizes convenience and saves electricity by running quietly on low speed and ramping up only when pollution is detected.

Importance: MEDIUM

Timer

What it is: A programmable shut-off countdown timer that turns off the air purifier automatically after a set number of hours.

When it matters: Convenient for running the unit for a specific duration before leaving home or going to bed without wasting electricity.

Importance: LOW

Maximum timer

What it is: The longest selectable countdown duration available on the air purifier's timer, expressed in hours.

When it matters: Relevant if you prefer setting extended automated operating cycles, such as a full 8-hour workday or 12-hour overnight window.

Importance: LOW

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Design

5.7

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Color

What it is: The primary exterior color and aesthetic finish of the air purifier housing.

When it matters: Important for ensuring the appliance blends harmoniously into your room decor and furniture style.

Importance: LOW

white

Material

What it is: The primary manufacturing material used for the outer casing, such as ABS plastic, polycarbonate, or aluminum.

When it matters: Influences structural rigidity, scratch resistance, premium appearance, and ease of wiping clean.

Importance: LOW

plastic

Display

What it is: An integrated digital screen showing active fan speed, particulate pollution numbers, filter health, and active timers.

When it matters: Enables quick visual checks of air metrics and purifier settings directly on the device without picking up your phone.

Importance: LOW

Display position

What it is: The physical placement of the display screen on the body of the air purifier (e.g., top panel or front facade).

When it matters: Affects viewing convenience: top displays are easiest to read while standing, while front displays are visible from across the room.

Importance: LOW

front

Control type

What it is: The user interface mechanism for operating the device, such as capacitive touch keys, push buttons, or rotary dials.

When it matters: Determines tactile responsiveness, ease of operation in dark rooms, and durability over years of regular use.

Importance: LOW

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Fellowes AeraMax DX95 vs the average air purifier

Why is Fellowes AeraMax DX95 better than the average air purifier?

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48.5 W higher power
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a higher power output than the average air purifier (86 W vs 37.5 W).
What it is: The electrical power consumption of the air purifier during operation, measured in watts (W).
When it matters: Helpful for estimating long-term electricity costs, particularly when running the unit continuously day and night.
Importance: HIGH
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a higher power output than the average air purifier (86 W vs 37.5 W).86 W vs 37.5 W
1 more filtration stage
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 features more filtration stages than the average air purifier (4 vs 3).
What it is: The total number of specialized filter barriers (e.g., pre-filter, HEPA, activated carbon) air flows through inside the unit.
When it matters: More filtration stages ensure that coarse hair, fine dust allergens, and gaseous odors are captured by dedicated, purpose-built layers.
Importance: MEDIUM
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 features more filtration stages than the average air purifier (4 vs 3).4 vs 3
Higher Manufacturer warranty
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 offers higher Manufacturer warranty than the average air purifier (3 years vs $$$).
What it is: This attribute shows the air purifier's manufacturer warranty.
When it matters: It matters if longer manufacturer coverage is important to you.
Importance: MEDIUM
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 offers higher Manufacturer warranty than the average air purifier (3 years vs $$$).3 years vs 2 years
38.8% higher CADR
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 provides a higher clean air delivery rate than the average air purifier (333 m³/h vs 240 m³/h).
What it is: The Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR), measuring the volume of purified air delivered per hour in cubic metres.
When it matters: Crucial for determining how rapidly the purifier circulates and cleans room air, especially for severe allergies or larger spaces.
Importance: HIGH
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 provides a higher clean air delivery rate than the average air purifier (333 m³/h vs 240 m³/h).333 m³/h vs 240 m³/h
Has ECARF certification
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has ECARF certification; the average air purifier does not.
What it is: An independent certification from the European Centre for Allergy Research Foundation verifying proven allergy-friendly performance.
When it matters: Provides clinical reassurance for allergy and asthma sufferers that the unit significantly reduces airborne pollen and allergen loads.
Importance: LOW
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has ECARF certification; the average air purifier does not.
1 more fan speeds
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 provides more fan speed settings than the average air purifier (4 vs 3).
What it is: The number of manual airflow speed levels available to choose on the air purifier.
When it matters: Provides flexible control between whisper-quiet low speeds for sleeping and powerful high speeds for fast room clearing.
Importance: MEDIUM
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 provides more fan speed settings than the average air purifier (4 vs 3).4 vs 3
Has an ionizer
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has an ionizer; the average air purifier does not.
What it is: An auxiliary electronic feature releasing negative ions that attach to airborne particles, causing them to clump and settle faster.
When it matters: Acts as a supplementary cleaning boost for fine dust, though buyers sensitive to ozone should ensure it can be toggled off.
Importance: LOW
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has an ionizer; the average air purifier does not.
Has a handle
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a handle; the average air purifier does not.
What it is: An integrated carry handle or recessed hand grip built into the chassis for lifting.
When it matters: Makes transporting the air purifier between bedrooms, living areas, or up and down stairs safer and effortless.
Importance: LOW
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a handle; the average air purifier does not.
48.5 W higher power
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a higher power output than the average air purifier (86 W vs 37.5 W).
Higher Manufacturer warranty
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 offers higher Manufacturer warranty than the average air purifier (3 years vs $$$).
38.8% higher CADR
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 provides a higher clean air delivery rate than the average air purifier (333 m³/h vs 240 m³/h).
1 more fan speeds
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 provides more fan speed settings than the average air purifier (4 vs 3).
6.7 m² larger room area
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 covers a larger room area than the average air purifier (55.7 m² vs 49 m²).
1 more filtration stage
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 features more filtration stages than the average air purifier (4 vs 3).
Has ECARF certification
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has ECARF certification; the average air purifier does not.
Has an ionizer
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has an ionizer; the average air purifier does not.
Has a handle
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a handle; the average air purifier does not.
1.3 cm shallower depth
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is shallower than the average air purifier (20.7 cm vs 22 cm).

Why is Fellowes AeraMax DX95 worse than the average air purifier?

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17 dB higher maximum noise level
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 runs louder at maximum speed than the average air purifier (70 dB vs 53 dB).
No washable prefilter
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 does not have a washable prefilter; the average air purifier does.
No timer
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 does not have a timer; the average air purifier does.
12.7 cm wider width
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is wider than the average air purifier (40 cm vs 27.3 cm).
40.9% higher weight
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is heavier than the average air purifier (6.4 kg vs 4.57 kg).
14 cm taller height
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is taller than the average air purifier (64 cm vs 50 cm).
21734.98 cm³ larger external volume
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a larger overall volume than the average air purifier (52992 cm³ vs 31257.025 cm³).
17 dB higher maximum noise level
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 runs louder at maximum speed than the average air purifier (70 dB vs 53 dB).
What it is: The sound level emitted by the air purifier when running at its highest fan speed, measured in decibels (dB).
When it matters: Important if you plan to use the purifier in bedrooms, nurseries, or home offices where loud fan noise causes disturbance.
Importance: HIGH
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 runs louder at maximum speed than the average air purifier (70 dB vs 53 dB).70 dB vs 53 dB
No washable prefilter
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 does not have a washable prefilter; the average air purifier does.
What it is: A reusable outer mesh screen that traps hair, pet fur, and coarse dust, and can be rinsed clean under running water.
When it matters: Substantially extends the lifespan of expensive inner HEPA and carbon filters by stopping large debris from clogging them.
Importance: MEDIUM
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 does not have a washable prefilter; the average air purifier does.
No timer
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 does not have a timer; the average air purifier does.
What it is: A programmable shut-off countdown timer that turns off the air purifier automatically after a set number of hours.
When it matters: Convenient for running the unit for a specific duration before leaving home or going to bed without wasting electricity.
Importance: LOW
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 does not have a timer; the average air purifier does.
12.7 cm wider width
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is wider than the average air purifier (40 cm vs 27.3 cm).
What it is: The horizontal width across the front of the air purifier, measured in centimetres (cm).
When it matters: Essential for confirming the unit fits neatly between furniture, in tight corners, or on compact bedside tables.
Importance: LOW
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is wider than the average air purifier (40 cm vs 27.3 cm).40 cm vs 27.3 cm
40.9% higher weight
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is heavier than the average air purifier (6.4 kg vs 4.57 kg).
What it is: The total physical net weight of the air purifier without packaging, measured in kilograms (kg).
When it matters: Important if you frequently carry the purifier between rooms, to different floors, or place it on furniture.
Importance: MEDIUM
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is heavier than the average air purifier (6.4 kg vs 4.57 kg).6.44 kg vs 4.57 kg
14 cm taller height
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is taller than the average air purifier (64 cm vs 50 cm).
What it is: The vertical height of the air purifier unit, measured in centimetres (cm).
When it matters: Important for ensuring the unit fits underneath tables, under low window sills, or onto designated shelves.
Importance: LOW
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is taller than the average air purifier (64 cm vs 50 cm).64 cm vs 50 cm
2.36x more expensive
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is more expensive than the average air purifier (£330 vs £140).
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 is more expensive than the average air purifier (£330 vs £140).£330 vs £140
11% lower user score
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a lower user score than the average air purifier (7.21 vs 8).
What it is: A rating that combines user reviews with the total review volume for products in the Air Purifiers category.
When it matters: When you want to know how products in the Air Purifiers category perform in everyday use and how reliable owners find them over time.
Fellowes AeraMax DX95 has a lower user score than the average air purifier (7.21 vs 8).7.21 vs 8

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What customers like about Fellowes AeraMax DX95?

Extremely easy and straightforward to set up out of the box
Effective at eliminating tough household odours like cigarette smoke and pet smells
Noticeable reduction in allergy and hay fever symptoms
Quiet operation when running on the lower fan settings
Responsive automatic mode that adjusts fan speed based on detected air quality
Provides a pleasant cooling effect from the top air outlet

What customers dislike about Fellowes AeraMax DX95?

Bright blue control panel indicator lights cannot be disabled and can disrupt sleep at night
Lacks a dedicated, removable, and washable mesh pre-filter to protect the main filters
Fan becomes significantly louder and noticeable on the highest/turbo speed settings
Replacement filters can be relatively expensive to maintain over time

Expert reviews

stressymummy.com

30/05/2014

Summary of the review

Fellowes AeraMax DX95 Air Purifier Review - - Stressy Mummy

The Fellowes AeraMax DX95 air purifier is praised for its intuitive, easy-to-use touchscreen interface, the automatic "AeraSmart" air quality monitoring, and a specialized "AERA+" mode for allergy season. While the unit is highly effective with a whisper-quiet, low-speed setting, a reported drawback is that the color-changing air quality light can cause confusion or anxiety for children when it switches to amber or red.

theoliversmadhouse.co.uk

16/05/2014

Summary of the review

Review: Fellowes AeraMax DX95 Air Purifier

The Fellowes AeraMax DX95 Air Purifier, as reviewed on The Oliver's Madhouse, is described as an effective, four-stage HEPA filtration system for combatting indoor allergies, offering quick setup and an intelligent automatic sensor mode. Pros include its high filtration efficiency (99.97% of particles) and convenient automatic fan speed adjustment. However, a noted con is the unit's bulky design, which lacks aesthetic portability and requires a dedicated, visible space in the room.

emmysmummy.com

10/10/2014

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Review: Fellowes AeraMax DX95 Air Purifier - Emmy's Mummy

The Emmy's Mummy review of the Fellowes AeraMax DX95 Air Purifier highlights the unit's effectiveness in managing odors and pollutants in rooms up to 28m², with key pros including simple setup, an intuitive automatic air quality sensor, and effective manual control for heavy odors. While praised for its performance, the review identifies the need for ongoing maintenance, specifically replacing the carbon filter every three months and the True HEPA filter annually, as the primary drawback.

consumerreports.org

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Fellowes AeraMax DX95 - Air Purifiers - Consumer Reports

The Consumer Reports review identifies the Fellowes AeraMax DX95 as a True HEPA and activated carbon air purifier designed for medium rooms, boasting features such as an automated air-quality sensor, four fan speeds, an Aera+ allergy mode, and Energy Star certification. Key considerations include its 14-pound weight and substantial footprint, along with the ongoing expense of replacing the separate carbon and HEPA filters.

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