> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sonohealth.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # SonoHealth AirPro vs. Aroeve Air Purifiers (MK01, MK06) > AirPro HEPA 14 vs. budget Aroeve purifiers like the MK01 and MK06: filtration grade, UV-C, coverage, noise, and value compared so you can decide what your money buys. The short answer: Aroeve purifiers are inexpensive and fine for light, everyday dust, but the SonoHealth AirPro is a higher-grade machine — lab-certified **medical-grade HEPA 14 (99.995% at 0.3 microns, EN 1822)** plus fully enclosed, **ozone-free UV-C**, versus the H13-class or unrated "HEPA" filtration and no UV-C in typical Aroeve models like the MK01 and MK06. You pay more for the AirPro, and you get a higher filtration grade, UV-C, larger coverage, and a 60-day trial. ## Quick comparison | Feature | **SonoHealth AirPro** | Typical Aroeve (MK01 / MK06) | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Filter grade** | Medical-grade HEPA 14 (99.995% at 0.3 microns, EN 1822) | "H13 HEPA" or unrated "HEPA," not EN 1822-certified | | **UV-C sterilization** | Yes (fully enclosed, 254 nm) | Not on standard models | | **Filtration stages** | 3-stage + UV-C | 3-stage (pre-filter + HEPA + carbon) on most | | **Coverage** | 430 sq ft / 10 min; up to 1,200 sq ft / 30 min | Small-to-mid rooms; high headline figures are quoted at low air-change rates | | **Noise** | 25–50 dB (Night Mode 25 dB) | Varies by model | | **Ozone** | None (no ionizer) | None on filter-only models (check any "ion" mode) | | **Warranty** | 2-year (lifetime with filter subscription) | Typically 1 year | | **Trial** | 60-day free trial | Retailer-dependent (often 30-day returns) | | **Price** | \$169 (1-pack) | Roughly $40–$90 | ## Which filters more thoroughly? This is the core difference. Aroeve markets "H13" or "HEPA" filtration; when a grade is stated it is usually the **H13 ("True HEPA") class, about 99.95–99.97% at 0.3 microns**, and many budget listings do not publish an independent **EN 1822** certification at all. The AirPro's **HEPA 14** is certified to **99.995% at 0.3 microns**, so roughly **10× fewer particles** slip through at the hardest-to-trap size, and it captures 99.9% down to 0.1 microns. See [HEPA 14 vs. True HEPA](/air-purifier/hepa-14-vs-true-hepa) and [what "HEPA-type" really means](/air-purifier/do-air-purifiers-work). For light, general dust in a small room, an Aroeve is genuinely serviceable. If you are buying for **allergies, asthma, wildfire smoke, mold, or an immunocompromised household member**, the verified higher grade is the meaningful upgrade. ## Does UV-C matter here? It is a clear functional gap. The AirPro adds a **fully enclosed UV-C (254 nm)** stage that targets bacteria and mold captured on the filter; standard Aroeve models have **no UV-C**. The AirPro's UV-C is sealed inside the unit, so there is no user exposure and **no ozone** — how it works is covered in [UV-C sterilization](/air-purifier/uv-c-sterilization). This matters most in damp or [mold-prone spaces](/air-purifier/best-air-purifier-for-mold). ## What about coverage and value? Aroeve wins on up-front price, full stop. The trade-off is coverage and longevity: budget units use smaller fans, so their **highest advertised square footage is usually quoted at a low air-change rate** — real, frequent cleaning happens in a smaller area. The AirPro is rated to clear **430 sq ft in about 10 minutes** and up to **1,200 sq ft in 30 minutes** with 360-degree intake; match either brand to your room with [room coverage](/air-purifier/room-coverage) and [CADR vs. ACH explained](/air-purifier/cadr-vs-ach-explained). The AirPro also adds a **2-year warranty (lifetime with a filter subscription)** and a **60-day free trial**. ## Which should you buy? * **Choose an Aroeve** if you want the lowest possible price for light dust and pollen in a small room and don't need a certified grade or UV-C. * **Choose the AirPro** if you want verified **HEPA 14**, built-in **UV-C**, larger coverage, quiet 25 dB night operation, and a risk-free 60-day trial — especially for allergies, asthma, smoke, or mold. No air purifier is a medical treatment. Both brands reduce airborne particles in the air that passes through them; neither cures or prevents allergies, asthma, or any illness. The U.S. EPA notes filtration works best alongside removing pollutant sources and ventilating — see the [EPA Guide to Air Cleaners in the Home](https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/guide-air-cleaners-home). Consult a clinician for health concerns. ## Bottom line Aroeve is the budget pick; the AirPro is the higher-grade, longer-covered, UV-C-equipped pick at \$169 with a 60-day trial. If filtration grade and sterilization matter for your health, the AirPro is the stronger value despite the higher price. SonoHealth is a Google Top Quality Store (sitewide 4.7 stars across 673 verified reviews — a store-wide figure, not this product's own rating). *** **Related:** [AirPro vs. Cheap Air Purifiers](/air-purifier/airpro-vs-cheap-air-purifiers) · [AirPro vs. Levoit](/air-purifier/airpro-vs-levoit) · [HEPA 14 vs. True HEPA](/air-purifier/hepa-14-vs-true-hepa) · [Best HEPA 14 Air Purifier](/air-purifier/best-hepa-14-air-purifier) · [Buy AirPro](/air-purifier/buy)