Core 300

I’m a levoit guy and recently upgraded one of my core 300 (not a smart unit) to a vital100s for my living room, moving the smaller core units to my bedrooms. They work great- I have a dog and a cat on top of candles constantly. We hardly notice any smells anymore with the new unit in the living room

Levoits are one of the best affordable brands. So my first purifier was a Levoit Core 300 and it's still running perfectly 6 years later. In us it's I think around 90 dollars. If for just your bedroom you could get a 200, but since you say asthma you will get more out of a Core 300. Ideally would pr

Id go with the Levoit Vital 100s. Or even a Levoit core 300 (84-90 dollars) so a little cheaper, it will perform slightly better to same as the Vital 100, but you save some money if you don't care about the smart features. Or if you want or prefer the circular design. (Which in testing the circular

Yes, so Levoits are an excellent brand that do not have ionizers by default. (Only their "plasma pro" line has ionizers, all others do not.). So as someone else said the Core line is excellent, so there is the Core 600,400, and 300 and another good one, with square design is the Vital 200s. So some

I've flown repeatedly with my BlueAir 511 in checked luggage. It's comparable to a Levoit Core 300. Maybe your luggage is the problem?

I would look into Alen 45i Flex, or units from Winix, Levoit, or Coway. Alens are quiet and good for both VOCs + particulates, with their best filters, and come with a lifetime warranty if you stay in the filter replacement program. (I think 90 bucks every 9 or 12 months, your choice.). However if y

Air purifiers in general are not great for dust. They can help, but you will still need to vacuum, and you will still have some dust. However they will filter out lots of stuff you can't even see....so your air will be way better. Those two phillipps units are smaller, and will almost for sure be wo

I'd suggest a Levoit Vital 200s in main room and Levoit Core 300 in bedroom. (About 240 for both). And then another small unit in a 3rd room perhaps (bathroom ? You prob don't need in bathroom, and they can't get wet.) Winnix + Coway are two other good brands with affordable units, but some of them

It's not uselealss, as you can just turn it off if you have the windows open at night. And then you will still need to use it in the day if you have windows closed. I even leave mine on when I open my windows to ventilate for 1 hour, as that makes that faster, and won't harm the units. However I wou

NYC apartments and dust are basically the same sentence lol. I lived there too for 6+ years and I get it. Trust me. The window sills were never not gross. I'm a Stage 3B cancer survivor turned independent product researcher, spent hundreds of hours in this space, and the answer for your situation is