Afloia Q10 Review: 2-in-1 Purifier and Dehumidifier Specs, Status and Alternatives

The Afloia Q10 is a small 2-in-1: an H13 HEPA air purifier and a thermoelectric mini dehumidifier in one 13-inch box. It appears to be discontinued. Afloia no longer lists it, and the Amazon US listing shows “Currently unavailable.” It suited very small rooms (Afloia says 108 to 161 sq ft for purifying) that needed only a little moisture pulled out of the air. If you’re shopping now, we’d buy a CARB-certified HEPA purifier with a published CADR and, for a damp room, a separate dehumidifier.

This is a research-based overview, built from Afloia’s own manual, its Amazon listings, the CARB and AHAM directories and one independent review site.

Afloia Q10 specs at a glance

Spec	Afloia Q10	Source
Type	HEPA purifier + thermoelectric (Peltier) dehumidifier; each can run separately	Manual
Purifier filter	One box-shaped H13 HEPA filter	Manual
CADR	Not published; Afloia is not in the AHAM directory	AHAM
Purifying area	108 to 161 sq ft (10 to 15 m²), basis not stated	Manual
Dehumidifying area	215 sq ft (20 m²); the Amazon listing says 180 sq ft	Manual, Amazon
Noise	30 to 45 dB (manual); 25 to 45 dB (Amazon listing)	Afloia
Power	45 W rated, 120 V 60 Hz	Manual
Filter replacement	Every 3 to 6 months; don’t wash or vacuum	Manual
Ionizer	None; CARB certified as Mechanical (EO G-20-086)	CARB
Controls	3 fan speeds, 2/4/8 h timer, filter-replace light, auto-off when the tank is full	Manual
Size and weight	7.6 x 7.6 x 13 in, 5.9 lb	Manual

A few details from the manual are worth knowing if you still own one. It runs between 41 and 122 °F (5 to 50 °C). The tank can drain through a hose, but the stopper isn’t included. Afloia’s support address in the manual is [email protected].

Is the Afloia Q10 still available?

As of October 2026, no. The Q10 isn’t in Afloia’s online store, and Amazon’s US listing (B08BBYPZQJ) shows it as currently unavailable. Afloia hasn’t published a discontinuation notice, so you may still see leftover units from other sellers. We’d be cautious about buying one: there is no current official price, and replacement filters may become harder to find.

If you already own a Q10, its filter was sold on Amazon as the Afloia “Efficient Filter for Q10” (a reseller lists the part as Q10-F). Replace it every 3 to 6 months, and don’t wash or vacuum it, per the manual.

How well did it purify and dehumidify?

The honest answer is that Afloia never published the numbers you’d need to judge.

• Purifying: there’s no CADR, so there’s no way to check Afloia’s 108 to 161 sq ft claim. For comparison, AHAM’s rule of thumb asks for a smoke CADR of at least two-thirds of the floor area, so a 161 sq ft room would need about 107 cfm. Our air purifier size calculator does that math for any room.
• Dehumidifying: Afloia’s manual contradicts itself. One section gives 16 oz a day with a 35 oz tank; another gives a 1,000 mL tank and 750 mL a day at 86 °F (30 °C) and 80% relative humidity.
• Independent measurements: AirPurifierFirst, a third-party review site that measures purifiers, recorded 50.6 to 60.8 dBA (louder than Afloia’s figures), 7.8 W for the purifier alone and another 35.5 W with the dehumidifier on. It collected at most 26 mL of water a day and rated the Q10’s filtration poorly against other purifiers.

That points to a device that does a little of two jobs rather than either job well.

Who the Afloia Q10 suited

The Q10 made sense for a very small room, such as a compact bedroom or home office, where you wanted light filtration and a modest drop in humidity from a single plug. It had no ionizer, a simple control panel and a small footprint.

It was never a basement or whole-room dehumidifier. EPA recommends keeping indoor humidity below 60%, ideally 30% to 50%, and says moisture control is the key to mold control. A damp basement needs a real dehumidifier sized for the space; see our basement air purifier guide and our explainer on ideal indoor humidity.

What about the Afloia Mage?

We couldn’t verify the Mage. It was CARB-certified (EO G-20-098, May 2020), but it’s no longer on Afloia’s store and we found no official spec page. We’d treat it like the Q10: an older model you’re unlikely to find new.

What Afloia sells now

Afloia’s store currently lists the Kilo, Kilo Plus, Kilo Pro, Miro Pro, Europa, Fillo and TEFNUT, plus humidifiers. Afloia models on CARB’s certified list include the Kilo and Kilo Plus, Miro Pro, Europa, TEFNUT, Samo and Mars. Of all of them, only the Afloia Kilo appears in the current ENERGY STAR list.

Afloia’s current 2-in-1s, the Kilo Pro and Miro Pro, are purifier and humidifier combos. They add moisture, which is the opposite of what the Q10’s dehumidifier did. The Kilo Pro, for example, has an evaporative wick module that Afloia rates at 150 mL an hour with a 1.9 L tank and no humidistat, and the humidifier can’t run without the purifier fan. So it is not a Q10 replacement. If dry air is your problem, our guide to air purifier humidifier combos compares it with other 2-in-1s.

Alternatives to the Afloia Q10

For the purifier half, these are current, CARB-certified models from our verified database that publish a CADR. For the dehumidifier half, buy a dedicated dehumidifier sized for your room; we haven’t added verified dehumidifier models to our database yet.

Levoit Core 300-P

The closest like-for-like purifier for a small bedroom, with much more verified airflow. The AHAM directory lists 139 cfm smoke, 156 dust and 155 pollen CADR for its model code, enough for about 215 sq ft. It has a three-stage filter with activated carbon, no advertised ionizer and a 24 to 54.5 dB range per Levoit, and sells for under $100. AHAM labels its filter “HEPA-Type,” and Levoit doesn’t publish a replacement interval.

Winix A231

For a slightly bigger room: Winix’s spec table, labelled AHAM Verifide, gives 147 cfm smoke CADR and 246 sq ft. It has an air-quality sensor with Auto mode and a one-piece filter (Filter O) Winix rates for about 12 months. Its PlasmaWave ionizing feature can be switched off with a dedicated button. It’s under $100 only on sale.

Levoit Core Mini-P

If you only need a desk or nightstand unit, the Core Mini-P is ENERGY STAR certified at 34 cfm smoke CADR for about 53 sq ft, draws 7 W and has no ionizer. It covers a smaller area than the Q10 claimed, but its numbers are verified.

More budget options are in our list of the best air purifiers under $100. If you’re wondering whether you need moisture added or removed in the first place, our air purifier vs humidifier guide walks through it.

Our verdict

The Afloia Q10 was a small HEPA purifier with a very modest dehumidifier attached, and it’s now hard to find. We’d skip leftover stock. Two separate devices, a CARB-certified purifier with a published CADR and a properly sized dehumidifier, will do both jobs better and are easier to maintain.