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It Finally works! Costco Blueair 121 Air Purifier 199 Delivered (Members/Online only)
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I figured this was worth calling out from the Costco flyer since the Blueair 121 has been a popular deal at 300 fairly recently. This is the bigger version (620 Sq ft) of the one that was 200 at Amazon during prime day - the 211+ (540 Sq ft.)
https://www.costco.com/blueair-bl...39316.html
I figured this was worth calling out from the Costco flyer since the Blueair 121 has been a popular deal at 300 fairly recently. This is the bigger version (620 Sq ft) of the one that was 200 at Amazon during prime day - the 211+ (540 Sq ft.)
https://www.costco.com/blueair-bl...39316.html
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Edit: HEPA opens up a huge chunk of the market. It's like a student claiming to have passed an SAT-equivalent test. Either take it or don't but don't try to claim something you didn't take.
The filters aren't HEPA but Blueair claims their system performance beats true HEPA. They use a combination filter and electrostatic. By not using a more restrictive filter they say they can move more air. Consumer Reports backs them up by ranking their little brothers as #1 and 2.
Edit: HEPA opens up a huge chunk of the market. It's like a student claiming to have passed an SAT-equivalent test. Either take it or don't but don't try to claim something you didn't take.
I have a 403 but also have my 10 yr old IQ Air and run both but a filter replacement on the IQ Air costs about $400 so the Blue Air stays on all the time. I know it's not comparable but I thought it was at least a true HEPA. Where do you look for this info? Thanks!
I have a 403 but also have my 10 yr old IQ Air and run both but a filter replacement on the IQ Air costs about $400 so the Blue Air stays on all the time. I know it's not comparable but I thought it was at least a true HEPA. Where do you look for this info? Thanks!
The filter is not true HEPA. That's how they can move so much air. However, the performance of the system (filter + electrostatic) is supposed to be better than true HEPA as they claim 99.97% down to 0.1 microns. True HEPA is 99.97% down to 0.3 microns. https://www.blueair.com/us/hepasi...ology.
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winix is a korean company and koreans are pretty serious when it comes to air purifiers--and practically every household owns one. winix (and also coway) is a company that specializes in air purifiers (among other small things). although winix is very popular, it is more of a low to mid tier budget brand. something like coway, LG, and even samsung are higher tier when in comes to air purifiers (although LG and samsung air purifiers aren't very popular in the US). doesn't mean it's better or worse but just putting it out there. thanks to placements in costco and amazon, winix established themselves as a mainstream brand in the US.
personally, i don't think air purifiers are rocket science (unless you go into medical fields or NASA). you put a good filter in and you blow out (circulate) good air, you got yourself a good air purifier. there are a lot of people here comparing this blueair model to the costco's winix c545...i personally think the winix is the better deal (at $99) because it comes with 2 set of filters (2 years worth). and i would think that using two winix in a room would be slightly better than a single blueair at the same cost. but i don't think you can go wrong with this blueair 121. i think $200 is a fantastic price. and if i didn't already own like 7 air purifiers, i would definitely jump in.
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So if you don't need the increased coverage, I'm not sure if it would be worth the hassle (at least that's what I'm telling myself).
The 121's filter cost 100
The 211+'s filter cost 70
Both models seem popular enough to have the filters stocked at multiple retailers so both should be equally easy to replace down the road.
If anyone finds any other difference please let us know.
So if you don't need the increased coverage, I'm not sure if it would be worth the hassle (at least that's what I'm telling myself).
The 121's filter cost 100
The 211+'s filter cost 70
Both models seem popular enough to have the filters stocked at multiple retailers so both should be equally easy to replace down the road.
If anyone finds any other difference please let us know.
Assuming the same materials, seems like the 121 w a larger filter should filter more air over its lifetime as well (both rated 6 months (4,380 hours) when used 24 hours a day).
211 = 12.1 x 20.7 x 3.1 in
121 = 20.1 x 20.7 x 3.1 in
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So if you don't need the increased coverage, I'm not sure if it would be worth the hassle (at least that's what I'm telling myself).
The 121's filter cost 100
The 211+'s filter cost 70
Both models seem popular enough to have the filters stocked at multiple retailers so both should be equally easy to replace down the road.
If anyone finds any other difference please let us know.
"Our unique combination of electrostatic and mechanical filtration that we call HEPASilent™ filtration technology sets us apart. The combination allows us to use filters that are less dense and require less air pressure than traditional HEPA filters without a loss in performance— resulting in quieter and more energy efficient air purifiers."
https://www.blueair.com/us/blueai...mance.
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