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Yeah, Dyson is largely overpriced junk with a big marketing budget. Most common purifier brands have little activated carbon or other sorbent media for gases/vapors/odors/VOCs. Instead, they're designed for particulates. Generally if you need to filter particulates and gases/vapors/odors/VOCs, we us

Oversizing is far better than undersizing. If anything, using Auto might be running too low a setting at times. The sensors onboard purifiers are very cheap and can be inaccurate. For 213 sq. ft. room with 9 ft. ceilings, you need a minimum of 160 CFM CADRs. This increases if you have allergies, hea

The Coway 160 doesn’t produce ozone. But apparently the filter they come with might not be good?

My Coway 230 plays nice with smart plugs and restores power after loss. The other Coway purifiers e.g. 150/160 probably do as well. However, Coway has been really shit lately about EOLing products suddenly (Coway 230 isn't even available for sale anywhere, despite being hands-down their best-looking

Hi StellaPluto, thanks for your thorough response. One question: did you Alen or Coway give off a plastic smell? I had the Coway Airmega 160 and the plastic chemical smell was strong and didn’t dissipate after running it for two weeks. Returned it which ended up costing me a bit. Now reluctant to or

I checked and it's sent from and sold by amazon at least on amazon germany. So shouldnt be any problems returning or with warranty. Not sure with the supplier. Shouldnt it be levoit? I have considered buying two vital 200s but they are pretty expensive here at 244eur while everest is 340 eur. Kinda