Honeywell HRF-H1 HEPA Air Purifier Filter H, 1-Pack – for HPA050/150, HPA060 & HPA160 Series – Airborne Allergen Air Filter Targets Wildfire/Smoke, Pollen, Pet Dander, and Dust

Honeywell makes great HEPA filters. I have the HPA-050 short black air purifier in my bedroom and I keep it running at all times. I have year-round allergies and I honestly have no idea how I went so long without having an air purifier next to the bed. I have no doubt that this filter actually does its job. If I ever happen to turn the purifier off, the bedroom ends up smelling quite stale and I will wake up with a stuffy nose the next day. The price for this filter is very reasonable and it lasts quite a long time. If you want to make it last even longer, I strongly suggest using a carbon pre-filter with it. Don't skip that part. There was one time I did not put in a carbon pre-filter when I changed out the HEPA filter (I thought I had a spare at home, turns out I did not) and the HEPA wore out significantly faster. Honeywell sells carbon pre-filters, but I think they are overpriced, so I suggest looking on Amazon for a large carbon filter sheet and just cutting it to size to fit in your purifier. You get so much more for the money that way, and it will extend the life of the HEPA filter and also block out additional odors and whatnot.

Will buy again. No extra smells, easy to use with good quality and fit for MY air purifier.

I've had Miele vacuums since 2000 and love the efficiency of these vacuums. The Replacement Filter is also really good because it changes color when it needs to be replaced so knowing my vacuum is cleaning the air as it collects debris is valuable.

Excellent filters

it doesn't fit my product

Same filter as Walmart or other retail stores but half the price. I'm not recommend this for you without asking the manufacturer of the machine but my Honeywell tabletop call for a C- hepa type filter, for over a decade I've used a H- true Hepa filter as shown as I need the extra mold and dust purification that a true hepa has. Yes you must work it under the prong which takes 1 minute of effort just to go easy at it so you don't break the prongs. The H- hepa filter is a bit thicker and superior made so it doesn't just snap in like the C filter . But I will spend one minute to have hepa purification at my bedside and a filter that's $5 more but last 3 times as long and cleans far better than a C filter. Amazon sell this as well as all my air filter for less than half the price of Walmart / Target or online discount filter companies. I took pictures to show you the prongs and how you push it slowly into place then you will see if fits fine. Push the reset button down with one very quick push ( not the ten second reset) and light will turn red off and reset.

We used to buy H filters at Target, but they no longer carry them. These are packaged in an older printed, slightly crushed box, but they were individually sealed and intact.

Good hepa filter