Walmart has Coway Airmega 200M Air Purifier w/ True HEPA & Smart Mode (Black) on sale for $119. Shipping is free.
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The Coway Airmega 200M room air purifier is designed to accommodate room sizes up to 361 square feet, and features a 4-stage filtration system (Pre-filter, Deodorization filter, True HEPA filter, Vital Ion). Filter replacement indicator checks both Pre-filter and HEPA filter and notifies users when to wash or replace them.
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Walmart has Coway Airmega 200M Air Purifier w/ True HEPA & Smart Mode (Black) on sale for $119. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member SmilingMusic553 for finding this deal.
Product Info:
The Coway Airmega 200M room air purifier is designed to accommodate room sizes up to 361 square feet, and features a 4-stage filtration system (Pre-filter, Deodorization filter, True HEPA filter, Vital Ion). Filter replacement indicator checks both Pre-filter and HEPA filter and notifies users when to wash or replace them.
Model: Coway AIRMEGA 200M True HEPA Air Purifier, 361 sq.ft, Black
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I bought this last time it was on sale for this price. Love it a lot! It's got three speeds. 1 is whisper quiet, 2 is audible but smooth and low pitched, 3 is like a "quiet" hairdryer lol. I put mine in eco mode which sometimes lets it turn off for awhile, speed determined by sensor. Auto stays on between 1-3 speed based on the air quality sensor. It has an ionizer which is supposed to help with smells from what I read on google. Just note that if you burn candles for smell or spray cologne near it, it'll get upset and turn on really high lol. But I have no regrets buying this unit
My default is to use it with the ionizer OFF for that very reason. However, when there are a lot of particulates I want to get rid of, say from grilling at home, then I'll turn that on for a bit to give it a bit of a cleaning boost.
We have 3 of these throughout the house and love them. In the kitchen, it ramps up when it detects us cooking, so that's a good thing. House returns to "normal smells" after cooking in about an hour.
There are good 3rd party filters on Amazon now for these. I want to say 2 HEPA and 2 Charcoal packs are in the $30 - $40 range. We vacuum the pre-filter about ever 4-6 months (depending on the dog shedding) and change the HEPA filter when it says to - which is about once a year. Overall, very low maintenance and in Auto-mode, it is pretty unnoticeable.
Definitely worth $120.
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We have 3 of these throughout the house and love them. In the kitchen, it ramps up when it detects us cooking, so that's a good thing. House returns to "normal smells" after cooking in about an hour.
There are good 3rd party filters on Amazon now for these. I want to say 2 HEPA and 2 Charcoal packs are in the $30 - $40 range. We vacuum the pre-filter about ever 4-6 months (depending on the dog shedding) and change the HEPA filter when it says to - which is about once a year. Overall, very low maintenance and in Auto-mode, it is pretty unnoticeable.
Definitely worth $120.
Can you share the link to the replacement filter please?
I got one of these last time they were on sale, and I definitely prefer the Winix brand. The Winix does not wake me up when someone passes gas in their sleep, while these will just go from silent to a jet engine at 3:00 AM. Prices on sale are pretty close to the same and performance is pretty good on both this one and the WInix.
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Without the ionizer, there's not really any way for the thing to produce ozone since it's just pushing air through a filter.
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Without the ionizer, there's not really any way for the thing to produce ozone since it's just pushing air through a filter.
Without the ionizer, there's not really any way for the thing to produce ozone since it's just pushing air through a filter.
There are good 3rd party filters on Amazon now for these. I want to say 2 HEPA and 2 Charcoal packs are in the $30 - $40 range. We vacuum the pre-filter about ever 4-6 months (depending on the dog shedding) and change the HEPA filter when it says to - which is about once a year. Overall, very low maintenance and in Auto-mode, it is pretty unnoticeable.
Definitely worth $120.
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There are good 3rd party filters on Amazon now for these. I want to say 2 HEPA and 2 Charcoal packs are in the $30 - $40 range. We vacuum the pre-filter about ever 4-6 months (depending on the dog shedding) and change the HEPA filter when it says to - which is about once a year. Overall, very low maintenance and in Auto-mode, it is pretty unnoticeable.
Definitely worth $120.
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