Short answer: the Airpura R600 is the all-purpose machine in Airpura's lineup: 18 lbs of activated carbon, a True HEPA filter, 560 CFM of airflow and an all-metal cabinet built in Canada, for $849.98. It suits a household that wants particles and everyday chemical smells handled in a large room or open living area, without one specific chemical problem to target. If you have a specific problem, a sibling model fits better, and we say which below.
The R600 at a glance
| Spec | Airpura R600 |
|---|---|
| Price | $849.98 in black or white, $949.98 in cream |
| Carbon | 18 lbs of activated carbon |
| Particle filter | True HEPA, 99.97% at 0.3 microns |
| Airflow | 560 CFM |
| Sound | 35 dB on low, 62 dB on high, measured at 6 ft (Airpura sales sheet) |
| Coverage | Airpura rates it for about 2,000 sq ft at two air changes an hour |
| Cabinet | All-metal, pressure-sealed, built in Canada |
| Ozone or ionizer | Neither |
| Warranty | 5 years parts, 10 years labor |
| Size | 23 inches high, 15 inches wide |
Specifications are from our R600 page, which quotes Airpura's sales sheet. Prices are ours as of November 3, 2026, with free shipping.
What it does well
- Both halves of the job. The True HEPA filter catches dust, pollen, dander and smoke particles. The 18 lb carbon bed handles what HEPA cannot: cooking smells, pet odor and the everyday chemicals that off-gas from furniture and cleaning products.
- Airflow for a big room. At 560 CFM it moves enough air to keep a living area or an open-plan space turning over, which a small purifier cannot do however good its filter is.
- Quiet on low. 35 dB on low is quiet enough for a bedroom at night.
- Built to last. A sealed metal cabinet, so air cannot slip around the filters, and a 10-year labor warranty.
What to know before you buy
- It is loud on high. 62 dB at 6 feet is about the level of a normal conversation. A simple routine is to run it high while you are out of the room and lower while you are in it.
- No sensor, no app. It has a simple dial. It does not adjust itself to the air.
- Standard carbon. The carbon is general-purpose. For a strong, specific chemical problem, a treated or heavier carbon bed does more (see below).
- Size the room honestly. Airpura's 2,000 sq ft rating is at two air changes an hour, the everyday target. For asthma, smoke or chemical sensitivity, where four air changes is the goal, plan on about 1,000 sq ft. The size calculator does this for your room.
R600 or a sibling?
- R400: the same idea, smaller, for a single room.
- R614: the same machine with Super HEPA, for asthma or a specific concern about very fine particles. See 600 vs 614.
- R700: the same carbon and HEPA at 635 CFM, for higher ceilings or a larger open plan.
- V600: treated carbon, when chemical smells or off-gassing are the main problem.
- C600: 26 lbs of carbon, for a heavy chemical load. It uses a HepaBarrier rather than True HEPA, so it is a gas machine first.
How every Airpura letter and number fits together is in Airpura 400 vs 600 vs 700.
Filters
Replacement sets are on one page: R600 / R614 filter bundles. Carbon and prefilter together are $298.98; carbon, HEPA and prefilter together are $414.98. Which part fits which model is in Airpura replacement filters.
Common questions
How big a room does the Airpura R600 cover?
Airpura rates it for about 2,000 sq ft at two air changes an hour, the everyday target. At four air changes, for asthma, smoke or chemical sensitivity, plan on about 1,000 sq ft.
Is the Airpura R600 loud?
Airpura measures it at 35 dB on low and 62 dB on high, at 6 feet.
What is the difference between the R600 and R614?
The R614 uses Airpura's Super HEPA filter in place of True HEPA. Everything else is the same.
Where is the Airpura R600 made?
In Canada, by Airpura. It ships to you directly from Airpura with free shipping.
The R600 comes with a 30-day home trial. Questions about your room? Email support@freshhomeair.com and Nolan will answer himself.
