Core 200S

Have the Levoit 200s. Our hallways smell like smoke, but the air inside of the place is clean. Air quality on the app crept up yesterday over the morning, and it kicked on and showed a gradual decline back down to a good level. Air filters highly overestimate how much sqft they're good for, just FYI

Ugh, so sorry! While I don’t have personal experience with the mini, those cute tiny “personal purifiers” don’t generally have enough power to do much unless your room is closet-sized. A lot depends on how open your layout is, but having a few mid-sized units across different rooms is more effective

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I have the levoit 200s-P and I really like it for my daughter's room (toddler) to deal with bad odors such as diapers. The app is also very good as the unit detected lower air quality (when we were cooking/frying something) and sent me a notification. I could then remote start it via the app without

It's the LEVOIT Core 200S smart air purifier. It seems to do a good enough job in my small apartment (664 ft²). I appreciate the ability to control it from my phone and have a schedule automated for it. That way, I don't have to remember to turn it on at night and off in the morning because I absolu

Also the 3rd one I mentioned is a core 200s-p, which is significantly smaller and made for smaller spaces like bedrooms, offices or bathrooms. We keep this one in our teenagers bedroom and it helps filter odors and allergens very well. I would not recommend this one for a general living space with a

Something like the Levoit 200S night be really good for this. And it had a slick app.

I can’t speak to sinus issue specifically but having used multiple Levoit (300s & 400s) & Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH air purifiers in various environments over the past 6-7 years I’d go with Coway Airmega. It’s been the top pick on NY Times wirecutter for past 10 years, a favorite of popular mec

always go a bit larger, Winix 5500-2, Levoit 200S size so they can cycle the air quicker. The Winix has a VOC sensor (airbrush cleaner solvents, farts), the levoit might have a PM2.5 sensor (fine paint particles, super fine dust). Both are reviewed very well.

I would also suggest a Corsi Rosenthal /CR box as well as a great idea here. As if aesthetics don't matter...those give excellent performance for the cheap cost. Although you might also want to consider a unit with smart features if you want to be able to toggle it on/off and make speed adjustments