Choose the Nuwave Forever Plus for strong dust and odor cleanup, quiet normal operation, and washable filters. Skip it if app reliability, Wi-Fi ease, compact size, or low upfront price matters most.
Best for
Best for buyers with larger rooms, pets, dust, odors, or allergy discomfort who value washable filters and visible air-quality reactions. It also fits people who can tolerate brief fan noise when the unit ramps up.
Not for
Not ideal for shoppers who need a flawless app, modern Wi-Fi flexibility, a compact footprint, or the lowest upfront cost. Very noise-sensitive users may dislike auto mode at higher speeds.
Verdict
Reviewers generally describe the Nuwave Forever Plus as a powerful, premium-feeling purifier that makes rooms cleaner, cuts dust, reduces odors, and helps some allergy or sinus symptoms. Its best-reviewed strengths are washable permanent filters, easy setup, quiet low-speed running, visible sensor reactions, and coverage for large spaces. The tradeoffs are meaningful: auto mode can get loud when the fan ramps up, the app and Wi-Fi experience draws several complaints, and the high price makes failures feel especially frustrating. A few negative reviews report poor cleaning, sensor issues, or reliability problems, so the overall picture is positive but not risk-free.
Filter cost is viewed as a long-term advantage because several owners expect washable or permanent filters to save money. That savings matters more because the purifier itself is expensive.
Owners using it in larger spaces are positive, describing whole-house, large-room, or multi-room reach. The coverage praise is strongest from homes with larger layouts.
Maintenance is praised mainly around washable filters and the ability to clean them yourself. The comments focus on long-term convenience rather than a detailed cleaning process.
real-time air quality monitoring: 5.0, based on 2 reviews
The air-quality feedback is useful to owners who watch the lights respond to vacuuming, cooking, or timer use. It gives the purifier a more active, visible cleaning feel.
Chemical and spray-related cleaning is described positively, with reviewers saying aerosol, cologne, window cleaner, and polish made the unit react and clean the air.
Design feedback is mostly positive, with one owner calling it sleek and nicer than pictured. Another notes the size can make placement important so it does not become an eyesore.
Build quality is usually praised as sturdy, high-end, reliable-looking, or excellent. These comments come even from one reviewer who disliked the app and value.
Pet owners are mostly positive, especially households dealing with dog shedding and dusty rooms. The praise is tied more to cleaner rooms and less visible debris than to lab-style dander claims.
Several owners link the purifier to better allergy or sinus comfort. The strongest comments describe significantly improved allergies or waking up less congested, though one allergy report was only partial improvement.
Overall sentiment is mostly positive, with many owners calling it a great, impressive, or worthwhile purchase. The main exceptions are a few sharply negative experiences tied to failures, app problems, or poor cleaning results.
Dust reduction is one of the strongest themes, from less dust on electronics to fewer vacuuming needs. A small number of unhappy owners say dust was not captured or was blown around.
Quiet operation is a repeated strength at normal speeds, with several owners saying it is barely noticeable. The main tradeoff is that auto mode or high fan levels can become loud for short periods.
Packaging and delivery are mostly praised as protective or well handled. The only negative condition note came after a repaired unit was returned with slight cosmetic damage.
Owners like having multiple fan speeds and a turbo-clean style ramp-up, but higher speeds can be loud. The speed range is useful, especially when the purifier is actively cleaning.
Auto mode is usually praised for reacting and settling back down, but it is also the main reason some users hear louder bursts. Noise-sensitive users may find the up-and-down fan behavior distracting.
air purification performance: 4.1, based on 19 reviews
Most owners say the purifier makes rooms feel noticeably cleaner, with repeated praise for fast clearing and better day-to-day air. A few negative reviews say it failed to clean effectively or even made dust worse.
Odor removal gets strong praise for renovation smells, general household smells, and cigar odor. One reviewer directly complained that the unit did not detect or respond to a bad odor.
air quality sensor accuracy: 3.8, based on 4 reviews
Sensor feedback is mostly described as responsive to dust, cooking, sprays, and changing air conditions. One critical review says the unit failed to detect a bad odor.
Washable filters are a clear positive for several buyers, especially those wanting lower upkeep costs. One unhappy reviewer preferred replaceable filters and thought they worked better.
Value is polarized. Some owners think the washable filters and cleaning results justify the price, while others expected more or found cheaper air cleaners worked better.
One dog-heavy household saw a dramatic drop in visible hair cleanup, while another owner with a dog was disappointed that the filters stayed clean after a month.
The app is a weak spot: reviewers report intermittent operation, a bad remote-app experience, and a strange setup issue tied to someone else's classroom.
One reviewer raised a serious app safety concern after Virus Total flagged the remote app as possibly malicious.
Compared With Category Average
Compared with other Air Purifiers, this product is above average in listing accuracy, filter replacement alarm, VOC sensor accuracy, below average in air circulation, indicator lights, durability.
Summary
8 compared features
Above average0.4+ pts higher38%
3 features
Same as averagewithin 0.3 pts0%
0 features
Below average0.4+ pts lower63%
5 features
Attribute
This product
Category average
Difference
air circulation
1.0
4.0
-3.0
indicator lights
1.0
3.9
-2.9
listing accuracy
5.0
2.5
+2.5
durability
1.0
3.3
-2.3
filter replacement alarm
4.0
1.8
+2.2
VOC sensor accuracy
5.0
2.9
+2.1
app connectivity
1.3
3.2
-1.9
Wi-Fi reliability
1.5
3.3
-1.8
FAQ
Does it reduce dust?
Yes, dust reduction is one of the strongest review themes. Several owners report less dust on electronics, cleaner rooms, and less vacuuming.
Is it quiet?
Most reviewers say it is quiet during normal operation. The main exception is when auto mode or higher fan levels ramp up for active cleaning.
Are the filters expensive to maintain?
Owners like that the filters are washable or permanent, and several expect this to save money over time. One negative reviewer preferred replaceable filters.
Does the app work well?
App feedback is mostly negative. Reviewers mention intermittent app behavior, a poor remote app, Wi-Fi connection trouble, and one unusual setup issue.
Is it good for pets?
Pet owners often praise it for dust, hair, and dander-related cleanup, especially in dog-friendly homes. One dog owner was disappointed that the filters stayed clean after a month.
Does it help with odors?
Many reviewers say it helps with smells from renovation, household odors, sprays, and cigar smoke. One critical review says it failed to detect a bad odor.
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Pros: air purification performance, allergen reduction
Best for large rooms, strong particle cleanup, quiet everyday running, and easy rolling. Skip it if you need app control, compact placement, automatic restart after outages, or low filter costs.