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Path of Exile 2 Loot Filters Guide

This article details how to use community-made loot filters, which help highlight the important gear from the substandard ones in the PoE sequel, Path of Exile 2.

Developed by Grinding Gear Games, Path of Exile 2 is a top-down action RPG and features twelve classes in the game. An in-game screenshot of Path of Exile 2’s skill tree recently made headlines for being complex. However, the game opened up to rave reviews, with critics calling it an improvement over the previous instalment.

Loot Filters in the game are used to sift and highlight important loot and gear from the rest. However, they also make gear easier to locate in the game as some loot filters color-code it, and some even make an audible noise when you’re around specific rare loot in the game.

Best Path of Exile 2 LootFilters

There are currently a list of lootfilters available in Path of Exile 2. However, the most popular and most-used loot filters are Neversink’s Loot Filter, and Pecham’s Loot Filter.

Both loot-filters have their differences, however, Neversink’s one makes an audible noise whenever you’re around rare loot in the game.

However, as Path of Exile 2 has just launched, we have only come across two of these loot filters in the game.

There will be new loot filters available and we’ll update this article when there will be another popular filter developed for Path of Exile 2.
Neversink’s Lite FilterColor-Codes valuable loot Highlights and color-codes loot.
Rare loot has a light effect filter, making it easier to spot
Audible queues when players are near rare geaar
Includes map icons
Pecham’s Loot FilterHighlights available loot in the game

Lighter version and more designed for early-game players than the Neversink option and is also based on Neversink’s Lite Filter

How to Install LootFilter in Path of Exile 2

  • Extract the loot filter to…\Documents\My Games\Path of Exile 2\OnlineFilter
  • Launch Path of Exile 2 and navigate to the Game tab in the Options menu.
  • Find the dropdown menu labeled “Item Filter.”