Winix Smart

Winix inc

About this app

* An integrated Winix Smart App to control Winix Smart Air Purifiers has been released.
Winix Smart App requires permissions to the following services:
Even if you do not allow optional permissions, you can still use the service limitedly.

- Location (optional) : Needed to access your current outdoor air quality location.
- Call (optional) : Needed to call customer service.

(The Winix Samrt app never performs other functions using the above permission.)


# Remote Control from Anywhere
- Power on/off
- Cycle between low, medium, high, and turbo Fan Speeds
- Switch between manual, auto, and sleep Modes
- Set your air purifier to run on a daily, weekly, monthly schedule

# Real-time Indoor/Outdoor Air Quality Information
- Monitor air quality in real time to stay in control even if you’re not at home
- Track air quality history to better understand your environment

# Manage Filters
- Displays the percent of remaining filter life
- In-app alerts for when it’s time to replace your filter
- Connect to Amazon DRS for automatic filter replacements


Outdoor air quality – Real-time outdoor air quality information for your current location or search by city

Indoor air quality – Displays the current air quality conditions of the room your Winix air purifier is in

Schedule – Run your Winix Air Purifier only during certain times by setting a schedule

WINIX Promotion – Stay up to date on current Winix sales & promotions

Ratings and reviews

We've used this for about a month now. As others have stated, setting up the interface was a bit clunky and not very intuitive.. Once that was done and with the exception of one glitch (had to do a reset) it's been smooth sailing. The air quality in the bedroom has vastly improved, making for more restful sleep, and it is easy to use once the set up is complete.

I have a small apartment with two XLC's in it. I've been watching how these two devices seem to interact with each other, as their indicators both seem to change colors to match each other, even though they're not on the same floor. The app's presentation of this data is non-existent. Why did they go red? What changed? How can I isolate the possible reason why if I can't pinpoint the moments this is occurring? Winix, I know you can see trends because of the data clause. I want to see, too!

App does the bare minimum I guess. The inability to customize the purifier name makes this a stupidly frustrating endeavor when you have more than one unit and want a specific room name instead of just their nonsense presets. Even fter 1 year of owning 2 C545s (and buying two more today), this is still stupid design! Sure, I can rename it on the platforms I use (Alexa, Google, & Home Assistant), but if I want to use the app for my new ones, I'll have to remember which office is which!

What's new

- Fix minor bug