Airmega 250

Actually, Built quality is good but its Auto function on the Coway airmega 250s is like a pre timer setting, I have seen this for last 10 days that auto function change its speed after each 6 minutes, so noisy that I have to change its Auto mode at mid night. I actually got this air purifier. It's q

Per the AHAM 2/3 rule, a 732 sq. ft. apartment would need minimum CADRs of 488 CFM. The most stylish is probably the IQAir Atem X. It's made in Germany. But it has a top Smoke CADR of 415 CFM. It's also very expensive at $1,399.99. The Coway Airmega ProX has a top Smoke CADR of 568 CFM. It has wheel

I have a coway AP-1512 for my bedroom or similarly sized rooms and it works great. It has a double pre-filter that removes hair and odors as well as a thick sturdy hepa filter that seems to collect a lot of particles over time. It is relatively quiet vs other air filters and also very powerful (i.e.

I have a coway 250 and a ProX I'm extremely happy with both. They have been solid for me. Very well made and I like how simple they are.

The Coway 250,300,400 are all better than the 450 which is a compromise unit Coway made to capture the “round purifiers look better” market.

I have a coway 250 in our room. Absolutely love it. The auto mode is great along with the night mode . I've been really impressed with it. I have dogs so I wanted something sturdier that I knew was going to last. I think you'd end up happy with both.

You don't have to get them all at once. You can slowly add more over time. But start with 1 or 2, whatever you can afford. My first unit was a Levoit Core 300. It helped me so much...that I had to get another. And then an even bigger unit...and another...as the clean air coming out a good purifier m

I dont own any Winix or Coway, so I'm not sure each unit at each price. They all have similar sized units competing with each other though. Their websites will have all their models. If you want to try the ionizer, maybe get a Winix, just make sure it has the "P" plasma button on it to toggle it on/

IQ Air is one of the best as the Health Pro Plus Xe I think does a good 300ish CFM while also having I think 15 pounds carbon pellets + related to absorb odors/VOCs/smoke etc. Although if your allergies are purely particulate based you can get 400CFM of particulate coverage for like 90 bucks with a

TL;DR, skip all that nonsense, go to Home Depot and buy their HDX brand 12-pack of MERV 8 filters for $45. Get a room air cleaner if you need to clean your air. Longer version: I've been ordering my filters online in bulk for about ten years. But the price online has recently gone up (NaturalAire, $