Core 600S

In Auto mode, it rarely runs because the number nevers [sic] go up to trigger it. I can't run it on turbo all the time; it is loud and consumes power like a beast. This is your problem. See the AHAM 2/3 rule. In a 600 sq. ft. space (with an 8 ft. ceiling), you need bare minimum Clean Air Delivery Ra

Thanks for the message and kind words! Not had a chance to test any Electrolux or AEG (as they seem to be sold here in the UK) I generally try to suggest that most people stick with the main brands that have been making air purifiers for many, many years... Levoit, Winix, Coway, SmartAir, Alen, IQai

Do not trust ChatGPT. It's wrong on several fronts yet again on purifiers. When sizing purifiers, use AHAM's 2/3 rule. In your case, the bare minimum CADRs for a 444 sq. ft. space (with an 8 ft. high ceiling) would be 296 CFM. The PuroAir 400 has CADRs of: Dust: 262 CFM Pollen: 286 CFM Smoke: 236 CF

I highly recommend the Winix 5500-2. It replaced my Levoit Core 350, and while I originally thought the Levoit was doing a good job, two major things changed my mind: 1. Levoit was caught lying about their filters. Many Core series filters weren’t actually HEPA, despite being marketed that way. Thei

I would definitely stick with Coway as a brand because it's higher quality. I don't know how well their models resistant dirty air bypass. Medify Air has a reputation for being quite loud. The Levoit Core 600S is very likely to be lower quality than Coway. I would consider Clean Air Delivery Rates (

So for a 300 sq. ft. room (with 8 ft. high ceiling), the AHAM 2/3 rule stipulates you need a minimum of 200 CFM CADRs. This assumes you don't have allergies/sensitivities, high pollution levels, or wildfire smoke events. No worries - just wanted to be sure you knew about airflow speeds and CADRs. Fr