Airmega 200M

Per the AHAM 2/3 rule, a 100 sq. ft. office with an 8 ft. ceiling needs minimum CADRs of 67 CFM. If you experience wildfire smoke conditions, the Smoke CADR needs to equal the room's area, so a Smoke CADR of at least 100 CFM. Unfortunately most brands only list CADRs for the highest airflow speed/se

Definitely avoid the PuroAir pictured here. It's astroturfed to death, not high quality, and the company tried suing a legitimate review website for an unfavorable review. I wouldn't buy the Dyson recommended by someone else either. Dyson is known for glossy marketing and poor performance for many o

Per the AHAM 2/3 rule mentioned in the AutoModerator comment, your 550 sq. ft. space needs a minimum of 367 CFM CADRs. This figure would be for normal pollution levels and user scenarios (e.g., no allergies/sensitivities). You may want to go higher given you're in a city. The square footage ratings

Yes, they still make the Airmega 240 [⬅️this is a link] - I linked to its product page on Coway's website in a previous comment too. You can purchase the Airmega 240 directly from Coway. Use the discount codes FORYOU10 or COWAYMEGA10 for 10% off if that makes a difference in your decision. I would de

If the room is small, the coway airmega mighty ap-1512hh or the airmega 200M (which only looks different to me) is a good choice! Super quiet on setting two. On lower fan speeds its output drops down to approx. 110 CFM on medium and approx. 70 CFM on low. https://www.consumeranalysis.com/guides/air-

As stated in the original post, the filter doesn't matter that much. Prioritize CADR. Also get something with a bit of carbon as it will help with those toxins. Generally the bigger the CADR = bigger product = more carbon, generally. You should get at least a constant 5 ACH, which would mean your pu