CUCKOO Respure Air Purifier For Home | Biggest True HEPA Filter Cleans 570 Sqft in 15min | 8 Yrs Warranty on Motor | | Suitable For Heavy Pollution Allergies & Pet Hair | RedDot Award Winner

Great Korean Product – Using It for 5 Months I have been using the CUCKOO Air Purifier for 5months now and I’m extremely satisfied. The air filtration is outstanding-it cleans the air quickly and thoroughly. The filters are large and very effective, and the AQI light with 8 colors is accurate and helpful for real-time air quality monitoring. What really stood out for me is the build quality and premium design—it looks great in any room and operates almost silently. Another big plus: it’s made in Korea! I was specifically looking for a non-China-made product, and CUCKOO is the only reliable brand I found in this category. Customer support has also been excellent, very responsive and helpful. This purifier is a great investment for long-term use. Highly recommend it if you want quality, performance, and peace of mind.

I own the Sharp FP-40E and I've been a huge fan of Sharp's range of air purifiers because they are the only ones that have an effective Active purification i.e. Plasmacluster a tech that actually works without producing ANY ozone. But... For the money, Sharp generally provides poor CADR and their filters are 75% more expensive, yes they're a superior H14 grade (vs. H12/13 found in ALL other brands sold on Amazon) but don't get fixated with H14 when the CADR itself factors it all (fan speed, filter grade, their "Coanda airflow" etc.) So why Cuckoo? I just had one purifier which was clearly insufficient for a 1000 sq.ft. space. I narrowed down between Smartair's SA600 and Cuckoo Respure. All other model are either too weak in terms of True CADR or are way more expensive than these two for comparable performance. Coming to the Respure, it has a class leading rate for passive filtration. The true CADR for Smoke is 272cfm (as per Energy Star) and 246cfm (as per AHAM). For the money, this is the best "true" CADR you can find in India and at the same time with the most affordable Filter set (under ₹3k at the time of review). For reference, AHAM rates Winix's T800 (sold as T810 in other markets) as just 9.7% better for smoke CADR while Energy Star's rating suggests they're (surprisingly) identical in their performance! Now the T800 is not only 5-6k more expensive it also has more expensive filters. We've covered T800 so no point mentioning the lower priced 5500-2, which by the way is only marginally weaker. Sharp's FP-F40E has a smoke CADR of 141cfm, which makes Cuckoo 74% more powerful and with filters that are 66-70% more affordable. It's a landslide victory for Cuckoo if you don't need that Plasmacluster (works best for severe allergies related to adhered or airborne mold/bacteria/viruses/dust mites). Smartair's SA600 has about 10% better CADR than T800 or about 20% better than the Respure. And like the Respure, Smartair too has very affordable filters just slightly more expensive when including the Carbon filters. However, SA600 has legit Carbon filters with 4-5x more active carbon than the Respure, great if you care about VOCs or have a new born around. The SA600, because of having 2 sets of filters (2x Hepa + 2x Carbon) also runs MUCH quieter on speed 4 (1 step below max) and also consumes MUCH less power than the Respure while still coming quite close to it's performance on Speed. On Speed 5 Smartair of course beats Respure by 20%, as mentioned earlier. It's a close fight between them but I think Cuckoo should provide a better service experience and don't forget the extra 7 year warranty on the motor! You can safely ignore Coway Airmega 150. They've now withdrawn from AHAM certification but back when they were certified the "True" CADR for this model was 161cfm which is 55% worse than the Respure. A massive difference considering they're priced quite close to each other. It also has more expensive filters. In terms of real world performance, I'm using both Sharp FP-40E and now the Respure. Cuckoo is quieter than Sharp (which is no benchmark to begin with) while also having a 74% better CADR. You definitely notice the power difference in a larger space. But unlike Sharp it doesn't have that Plasmacluster. If you think Plasmacluster is just a gimmick or another "Ioniser", it's not! Read the independent reports Sharp has published on their website and look for tests on their YouTube channel of the Plasmacluster in action, you'll be surprised! The AQI indicator on the Respure has an 8-colour step it's an optical unit (not a laser one, unlike the ones found in Xiaomi). But it seems Very accurate. A tadka in the kitchen 20-22ft away shows Red in about 15 secs. It's calibrated to the AQI standards set by KACA (Korean Air...) they have a graphic that shows how the colours are mapped to the AQI range. Green is where 'Normal' AQI starts, Light Blue is very good while Deep Blue is Excellent. Just like with every Air Purifier you'll need to seal your doors, windows with dust proofing strips to see Deep Blue or your Unit will always oscillate between say, Green and Yellow or worse. The build quality, materials and panel gaps are as good if not a shade better than the Japanese Sharp. Cord length is too short though (<5ft). The motor has an 8 year warranty! This is one (the other being service) of the reasons why I chose Respure over Smartair's SA600, another Excellent choice! Overall, a 9/10 from me. For it to get a 10 I'd like to see a longer cord length (>7ft) and a True Carbon filter, at least as an option. PS: When researching this model don't look for Respure, instead look up CAC-R1510FW. House Fresh has a lot of data for Smartair SA600, Winix T810, 5500-2 and Coway's models. Also look at the Energy Star and AHAM's website for CADR numbers of any model you wish to compare with.

Excellent product that covers my 600 sqft area and purified 200+ pm 2.5 in just 15 mins. Setup was east just need to remove the covers from filters. Noise is ok, not louder. Has physical buttons, handy with family use. I have used other brands air purifiers too recently but this seems does the best job due to high cadr and the warranty period is too good, no experience with support though.

Air purification quality is good. The green indicator shows up in just a few minutes in the living room in Hyderabad City. I like the low noise level in low settings. The night mode is very nice, it does not make noise and the indicator light is off in night mode. I feel it has reduced my itchy and stuffy nose by purifying air in the room. I am also told that replacement filters will be given after an year of use. Overall very satisfied with the product so far.

Sometimes new brands offer better value and friendlier service - and CUCKOO proves it. I was initially concerned about service since cuckoo is a new brand for me, but the features like large coverage area, high CADR, bigger filters, reasonable filter replacement cost, and fair pricing really stood out. I almost went with Coway, but their price jumped from 13k to 15k with no change in features, which felt unjustified. After learning cuckoo is also a Korean brand and speaking with their customer support about service availability, I felt confident to buy. Been using it for over a month and Im very happy. Build quality is excellent, design is sleek, and the filters are genuinely huge - makes a big difference if you’ve used purifiers before. Filtration is effective, and the dust & smoke sensors react instantly when air quality changes. In my 500 sqft area, it takes 20 to 30 mins to reach 'green, slightly more than the claimed 15 mins, but still fast. Service has been dependable, with instant Whatsapp support. They even guided me on adjusting the energy eye sensor to match my preference for light settings. Cuckoo proves that newer brands can deliver superior products, fair pricing, and more attentive service than established competitors.

I'm loving my Cuckoo air purifier. It's super quiet and effectively removes dust and allergens from the air. Largest filter in the segment. It is value for money. My allergies have reduced significantly since using it. Easy to use and maintain. Highly recommend. Best air purifier I've owned, makes a huge difference in air quality.

Excellent air purifier with powerful filtration noticeably improves air quality and reduces dust particles quickly. Quiet operation in sleep mode. Sleek design, and easy maintenance make it a great value for money. Customer service is also responsive.

Overall, I would say it is good enough for pet owners. It cuts down the dust and odour from 2 cat litter boxes and keeps approx. 500sqft area fresh. My biggest concern was a noise and it turned out the product description doesn’t lie about it. The running sound is very subtle and would not be noticeable unless the turbo mode is on. It is pretty satisfying to see color changes after cooking and vacuuming. The only thing I did not like was unnecessarily huuuuug amazon prime box.

My last purifier didn’t seem like it generated enough power to clean the air in my home, but this one did the trick. Super powerful and impactful on the air quality according to my air quality monitor. Good size, not too big or too small, and attractive looking as well.

I was in search for an air purifier with HEPA filter, preparing for the allergy season in dry California. Air purifiers are common in almost every household in Korea and Cuckoo is one of the top Korean brand. At my work, we already have a Cuckoo brand air purifier since COVID - a much larger one though. All my coworkers including myself like what we have at the office, so I knew I wanted Cuckoo and I am satisfied I got this model. It has one of the largest floor coverage for the price and the size! The design is sleek and it’s nice to have a handle on top - easy to take it out of the box and carry it around from kitchen to bedroom. I took this little guy to the kitchen when we were stir frying with spices and it did work hard, automatically adjusting to high speed mode and the spicy smell disappeared quickly. In the bedroom, I put it in quiet night-mode all night (my allergy gets severe at night) and I slept so peacefully without waking up rubbing my eyes and nose. It has a timer function but I leave it on all day in auto mode. I regret I didn’t buy it sooner. I am getting another one to gift it to a friend who’s having a baby. Not so many of my friends use or know about an air purifier but I know for sure they would appreciate having one.

The CUCKOO CRP-RT0609FW has completely changed how I cook rice and meals. The twin-pressure feature gave me the ability to pick high or soft pressure depending on what I was making. It doesn't matter if it's fluffy white rice or hearty brown rice, it always comes out nice. The 14 menu options are so convenient; I've made GABA rice, porridge and steamed vegetables. The nonstick inner pot is a huge help when it comes to clean-up, and the Auto Clean is an awesome feature that makes it easy to keep clean without extra effort. I liked the Safe Steam Release safety feature, and the 3-language voice guide in English, Korean, and Chinese is pretty nifty and surprisingly helpful. Overall, this rice cooker is sleek, smart, and affordable. It looks great on your counter and cooks like some high quality, restaurant-quality, worth-every-penny kind-of-machine each time. I would definitely recommend this to anybody that wants dependable, high-tech cooking that is easy and enjoyable!

Model: Cuckoo CRP-HN1059F Description: 10 cup pressure rice cooker My CAD$400 seal is slow leaking in 2019 (~ 5 yr old), so need to find new seal. Found that I can only buy it from Cuckoo with few choices of seal. No clear indication which seal is compatible as this model is > 15 yr old, I guess. It was a challenge to list down all the rice cooker size Cuckoo sell for last 10 yr, and trying to figure out their seal's product code means based on various shape of the rice cooker, and seal picture. Next, they have 2 diff seal design, with older seal called "single-layer" and newer called "double-layer" seal. Let me provides their product model decoding table below: For example, CPP-DH10 & CPP-10: CPP - rice cooker seal ring 10 - cup size, 6 cup is 6, 8 cup is 8, 10 cup is 10 DH - double layer model has extra DH product code. Single layer doesn't has "DH" and thinner Full decode for CPP-DH10 - 10-cup double layer rick cooker seal Full decode for CPP-10 - 10-cup single layer rick cooker seal My 15 yr old model uses double-layer by looking at its picture CCP-DH10 is same as CCP-10, so that is another challenge that I solved. The design of CCP-10 looks a little bit different than mine, luckily I visited Cuckoo Toronto repair shop in Thornhill, and the store stuff confirmed that for 10-cup rice cooker, there are only 2 models. New design is 100% compatible with old rice cooker model for last 50+ years. So my CRP-HN1059F 10-cup rice cooker that has thick seal uses CCP-DH10, not CCP-10. Some vendors confused by posting wrong model, and I have to be careful by checking its picture. Finally, bought the seal from Amazon rather than Cuckoo authorize repair shop, as it is cheaper. Compared original and replacement seal, a little design different, but fitting is good. Rick cooker doesn't leak pressure at all on first attempt. It has been ~ 3 yr (since 2019) and new seal still work. This top end Korean 10-cup electrical inductive pressure cooker impressed me! Continue to provides part of 15 yr old model, and keeping up their good reputation with quality part (for top end). Recommend to buy their rice cooker.