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One calm number
Your room gets a single air score from 0 to 100. No charts to decode, no jargon to learn.
✦ Home air care · Est. for bright rooms
AERIS One is a purifier that looks like a bubble of sky and works like a quiet gardener — sensing your room, clearing the air, and telling you exactly how fresh it feels.
Room air score
Of airborne dust captured in demo-room tests, per the AERIS demo spec.
Whisper-mode sound level — quiet enough for a bedroom at night.
Filter life on normal use, with a reminder before it runs out.
Why it feels different
Everything AERIS does is visible at a glance — no app maze, no blinking warnings, just one calm number and one quiet machine.
Your room gets a single air score from 0 to 100. No charts to decode, no jargon to learn.
A curved fan path keeps night mode at 22 dB. You hear the room, not the machine.
A light sensor watches dust and humidity and turns the fan up only when it needs to.
A soft daylight ring that keeps nearby herbs happy without lighting up the room.
The ring fades from leaf to aqua as the filter ages, so replacement never surprises you.
A smooth, wipe-clean shell with no seams for dust to hide in. Fresh outside, fresh inside.
Try it — your room, your score
Slide to your room size. The score shows what AERIS One would aim for in that space.
28 m² · Larger rooms score lower until a second unit joins — that is honest, not a flaw.
The lineup
Three sizes, one language. Every model shares the same glass, the same score, and the same quiet.
Bedrooms and desks, up to 20 m².
Living rooms, up to 40 m². The one in the hero.
Open plans, up to 65 m², with plant light.
About once a year on normal use. The light ring fades as the filter ages, and AERIS reminds you a month before it is due.
Night mode runs at 22 dB in our demo spec — about the level of soft rain on a window. The display dims itself after 10 pm.
AERIS captures airborne dust and pollen in demo-room tests, but it is a home appliance, not a medical device. It makes no health claims.
One email a month: room-care tips, filter reminders, and new colors first.