Used a two-stage bench-scale temperature adjustable biofilter, biological treatment of medium and high concentration waste benzene and toluene vapor was investigated. The inlet vapor concentration (c(i)) was 0.9 - 5.0 g/m3. The results show that the biofilter can obtained good performance at 30 - 40 degrees C, and at 32.8 degrees C for benzene and toluene, the maximum elimination capacity (EC) of 136 g/(m3 x h) and 150 g/(m3 x h) is obtained at an inlet loading of 673.5 g/(m3 x h) and 665.0 g/(m3 x h), respectively. High media moisture is adverse to the biofilter performance. The optimum moisture for the biofilter is about 45% and the biofilter can obtain good performance at the moisture ranging from 40% to 50%. With the biofilter operation, pressure drop is increasing from 18 Pa to 39 Pa and leachate is changing from colorless to yellow, and these phenomena show that bioaccumulation is existent.