Airmega 300

Sure! I have the Coway AP-1512 in my living room and the Coway Airmega 300 in my bedroom. Big fan of the Coway products. If you keep an eye on marketplace or Craigslist you can get a good deal on them secondhand since so many people bought filters during the fires and end up selling them

I have had a mild headache and scratchy throat since the smoke started and a bit sleepy, happens every time we get smoke like this. I use a Coway Airmega 300 in my small apartment for the past few years and happy with it, although it's one of the more expensive ones out there.

Ik heb een Coway Airmega 300. Als je die voor onder de 300 euro ergens kan vinden heb je daar een hele goede aan. Exact dezelfde oorzaak overigens, en ik zou nou niet meer zonder willen.

I have a couple Coway airmega ap-1512hh in bedrooms and a Airmega 300 for my living room (available on amazon). Pay attention to the cost of replacement filters. It will be a bigger cost than the machine over time. Clean and replace them regularly. I vacuum weekly, change the carbon filters monthly

Just so you know, listing room dimensions in meters is perfectly fine. Most common brands (i.e., Coway, Winix, Philips, Levoit, etc.) have very little sorbent media for gases, vapors, or odors. They are designed more for particulates, like smoke particles. Sorbent media = activated carbon, activated

The only 2 air purifiers that I consistently recommend to my clients are the IQAir and the Austin Air. 2 very different use cases - the IQAir is best overall, all-around, it's also very expensive. The Austin Air has a 15lb carbon block, way more than any other purifier and it's the best unit for fil

Get the Coway Airmega 240. Its on sale and should be around the 1512 price and it's more powerful. You want to oversize it so you don't have to run at max speed. If you got the space and money the Airmega 300 is a nice unit also. Blue air is garbage!

I’m in a small apartment and my favorite has been the Coway Airmega 300.

Hello OP. Sorry for the late reply; was visiting family a while ago and then got a lousy cold. Have you chosen anything yet? Unfortunately it's quite difficult to capture particulates and high concentrations of gases/vapors/odors effectively in one unit. You need many pounds of sorbent media (e.g.,

I don't know what "quiet" means... is there a preferred decibels (db or dBA) range? Don't know what constitutes a "larger" bedroom either. Purifiers are sized by a room's length x width x height. Generally for metric measurements, particulate Clean Air Delivery Rates (CADRs) should be 4-6 times a ro