Second-hand Japanese air purifiers: Should you buy them?

Second-hand Japanese air purifiers are products that many consumers choose to clean the air in their rooms. Because these machines have many outstanding features and are reasonably priced for various segments – something not every brand can offer. However, alongside these advantages, there are also certain drawbacks. So, the question many customers ask when researching these machines is whether they should buy second-hand Japanese air purifiers or not. Puritrak will address all of this in today’s article!

Second-hand Japanese air purifiers, also known as second-hand Japanese air purifiers, are air purifying devices that have been previously used in Japan and then resold to serve consumers in other markets like Vietnam. These purifiers have typically gone through a period of use and are then imported and resold at a lower price compared to new machines.

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Environmental protection: Buying second-hand Japanese air purifiers means reusing the product, helping reduce waste and negative environmental impact.

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Inability to meet new features: Second-hand Japanese air purifiers may not have the latest features that newer air purifier models typically offer. Advanced features like air quality sensors, mobile app integration, or automatic adjustment capabilities may be missing or limited.

Difficulty in repair and maintenance: Second-hand Japanese air purifiers may have undergone some level of previous use and repair. This can pose challenges in repair and maintenance when you purchase the product. Replacement parts may also be difficult to find, especially if the machine has been off the market for some time.

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Unclear origins: In some cases, the origin and usage history of second-hand Japanese air purifiers may not be clear. This can raise concerns about the actual quality and performance of the product.

Product operation: As the product is designed for Japanese users, the control panel on the machine will be in Japanese, causing inconvenience for Vietnamese users, especially those who are new to using the machine. It will take some time to get used to operating it.

Power source: Japanese air purifiers mainly use 110V power sources, while the voltage in Vietnam is 220V. When using second-hand Japanese air purifiers, consumers may need to equip themselves with a voltage converter to ensure the machine operates normally.

From the above information, we can determine whether buying second-hand Japanese air purifiers is advisable or not. However, when making this decision, in addition to the above pros and cons, consumers also need to consider their personal needs and current budget.

For customers with limited budgets, second-hand Japanese air purifiers will be a suitable choice because despite the drawbacks mentioned above, these machines also offer many benefits. If you can find a reputable place to buy them, using these machines is entirely reasonable. However, if customers have a higher investment budget, they should consider purchasing genuine products to ensure effective air purification.

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4. Criteria for purchasing second-hand Japanese air purifiers

When deciding to purchase second-hand Japanese air purifiers, you should carefully consider to ensure that you choose a reliable product that meets your needs. Puritrak would like to share with you some important criteria to consider when buying:

Origin and reputation of the supplier: This is the first important factor to consider before making a purchase. You should buy from reputable stores or suppliers who can guarantee the origin of the air purifier.

Learn about the history and reviews of the store or supplier to ensure that you are dealing with a reliable source.

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Usage history and condition of the machine: Ask the seller about the usage history of the second-hand Japanese air purifier, including the time it was used in Japan and the reason for reselling it in Vietnam. Carefully inspect the overall condition of the machine, considering scratches, cracks, or signs of wear and tear.

Performance after repair and maintenance: Request information about the repair and maintenance process before the machine is resold. Inquire about the performance of the machine after repair and maintenance. This ensures that the machine still effectively purifies the air.

Check for the remaining warranty period: Check if the machine is still under warranty and how long the remaining warranty period is. This ensures that you have protection in case the machine encounters issues after purchase.

Filtration performance and features: Determine the basic features you want in an air purifier, such as the ability to filter out dust particles, bacteria, odors, or the ability to cool the air. Prioritize purchasing a machine with a Hepa filter to ensure the best air purification.

Then compare the machine’s capabilities with your needs to ensure that it can meet your specific requirements.

With this information, Puritrak hopes to provide you with a more objective view of second-hand Japanese air purifiers, so that you can make an informed decision based on your own and your family’s needs.

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