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Blueair vs Yale

Comparing both brands side by side, ratings, catalog size and every product, so you can see which fits your smart home better.

Updated August 2026
Blueair logo
BlueairSweden flagSweden
Higher rated
4.5/5
Average rating

Blueair is a Swedish air care company founded in 1996 and part of Unilever since 2016, specialising in air purifiers for homes, offices and cars. Its HEPASilent technology combines electrostatic and mechanical filtration to reach high clean air delivery rates at low noise, and its connected models report PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 through the Blueair app with Amazon Alexa and Google Home support. Most of its purifiers are AHAM Verifide and Energy Star certified.

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Yale logo
YaleSweden flagSweden
3.7/5
Average rating

Yale is one of the oldest lock brands in the world and today part of Assa Abloy, with its North American smart lock business run by Fortune Brands Innovations. Its residential smart range centres on the Assure Lock 2 family, sold as keypad or touchscreen deadbolts in wired and key-free versions, plus the Approach and Linus lines. Connectivity is modular: the same lock body accepts Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, Matter or Apple Home Key modules, and everything is managed through the Yale Access app.

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