How to read the Teri section
Almost everything revolves around one purchase. First, you choose the extractor — and only then the grille, armrest, stand, because each of these accessories is tied to the form factor. In reverse order, it's easy to buy a grille that won't fit your housing.
Built-in or tabletop
The built-in one is mounted into the worktop: it requires a cutout, the work surface remains free, and you can't move it later. The tabletop one simply sits, can be removed after a change, transported, or taken on the road. The rest of the section depends on this choice — the magnetic cushion attaches only to the tabletop, the pedicure stand is also designed only for it.
There is also a purely practical argument that is rarely thought of in advance. The mark "(under order)" appears in 26 out of 72 names, and it's distributed very unevenly: among built-in extractors, 12 out of 18 are labeled this way, among tabletop ones — one out of fourteen. All 12 pedicure stands are also under order, while armrests — none. When you need to set up a workspace in a week, this is a strong argument in favor of a tabletop extractor.
The letter M is the form factor, not the generation
Teri 800 is built-in, Teri 800 M is tabletop. Teri Turbo is built-in, Turbo M is tabletop. The base versions of the same line cost the same, so the letter doesn't indicate power or year of release. And the reverse rule doesn't work: Teri Diamond is also tabletop, although there is no M in its name. The reliable guide is one — the word "built-in" or "tabletop" written in the listing name in full.
There are five lines, and they cover form factors unevenly. 800 and Turbo exist in both versions, Brilliant — only built-in, Diamond and 600 M — only tabletop. So Brilliant on a table or Diamond in a worktop does not exist in the catalog. Also note a small thing with filters: in "Collection" on the left, there are five values — 800, 800 M, Brilliant, Diamond, Turbo. Turbo M is not there at all, so five tabletop Turbo M and the 600 M model won't be found via this filter. Search for them using the "Type" filter or in the general list of the section.
Two colors in the name, and they're not the same
First comes the housing — white or black, then in quotes the grille: gold, metallic, white or black. The white grille is only installed on a white housing, the black only on a black housing, gold and metallic are available for both. For tabletops, the choice is shorter: 800 M and Diamond come only with gold and metallic, the only exception is Turbo M with a white housing and white grille.
You can buy a grille separately, but they are divided by form factor and are not interchangeable. For built-in, there are four colors in the catalog — white, gold, metallic, black; for tabletop, only two, gold and metallic. The non-obvious consequence: the same white grille that is on Turbo M cannot be ordered as a separate listing.
Armrests: four different things under one word
Twenty listings in armrests — this is not one product in colors. The magnetic cushion (black, grey, white) simply attaches to the housing of a tabletop extractor — it is the only one that becomes one whole with it, which is why it is shown simultaneously in extractors and in armrests. A separate black armrest is labeled for Turbo M and 600 M. The elbow cushion does not attach to anything at all. And the LOFT line — 12 listings, four sizes from XS to L in three finishes: an independent armrest, not connected to the extractor in any way, chosen for yourself and table height.
All 12 pedicure stands are labeled identically — "for tabletop extractors": the stand raises the extractor to a height convenient for working on feet. Owners of a built-in model don't need it. Ten out of twelve differ only in the color of the top and do not name a specific model; two more expensive ones are named directly — for Diamond and for Turbo M / 800 M.
Consumables and small items
There is one regular consumable item in the section — a HEPA filter, labeled as universal for Teri extractors. Previously, the same filter was sold as a filter specifically for tabletop 600 M and Turbo M, so it's better to confirm the word "universal" than to assume. There is also a power cable 2 m long. And separately, it's worth knowing about Teri 600 M 2024 Type-C: it's the only extractor in the section whose name indicates power bank power — an option for outings and places where an outlet is not guaranteed nearby.
Compare Teri with other brands on the brands page, and select by purpose, not by brand, in the extractors section and in equipment.
