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Coway Airmega 300 True HEPA Air Purifier w/ 1250 sq. ft. Coverage Expired
$300
$498.00
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Walmart has Coway Airmega 300 True HEPA Air Purifier w/ 1250 sq. ft. Coverage on sale for $299.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member CrouchingKoala for posting this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member CrouchingKoala for posting this deal.
Features:
- Designed to accommodate large room sizes up to 1,256 square feet and cleans the air at least two times per hour when used as recommended.
- HyperCaptive filtration system combined activated carbon and a True HEPA filter-captures and reduces up to 99.999% of particles 0.01 microns in the air, including pollen, pollutants, and other allergens. It also reduces more than 99% of volatile organic compounds and reduces fumes such as NH3 and CH3CHO.
- Real-time air quality monitor keeps you informed of the quality of your air. In Auto Mode, the fan and purification levels adjust to the space as needed.
- Five fan modes: Smart, Sleep, Low, Medium, and High. Noise level is nearly silent at lower speeds. Max noise at the highest setting is 43.2 dB.
- Smart, energy-efficient air purifier with a three-setting smart mode to adapt to its surroundings. Fan speed automatically adjusts based on the room's air quality and lighting conditions to improve air quality.
- Filter replacement indicator lights when filters need changing, so there's no need to keep track yourself.
- Timer with 1, 4, and 8-hour settings
- Energy Star certified and consumes 56 watts.
- Limited manufacture warranty covers any internal malfunctions for 1 year and motor and electronic parts for 5 years. Filters are excluded.
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- About this Deal:
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from 24 reviews.
- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $227 lower (43% savings) than the next best available options with prices starting from $526.99. -SaltyOne
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Edited July 28, 2022
at 03:39 PM
I found this Coway Airmega 300 deal online, while looking for an air purifier. I dont know how well it performs, but I like the looks! Is this a good deal?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Coway-...hbdg=L1700
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Coway-...hbdg=L1700
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Good review
TL;dr two 5500-2 cost about the same as one Airmega 300 yet offers way more CFM combined and the filters are way cheaper. There is no point in spending $300 on this when $300 spent in 5500-2s while they are on sale would offer a way better bang for your buck with far cheaper operating costs long term.
5500-2 cost around $660 per 5 years to run 24/7; the Airmega cost $1330 per 5 years to run 24/7 on top of being twice as expensive even while on sale.
comparing the filters of the coway 200 and winix was night and day. the coway filter was dirty, dusty, and filled with pet hair. the winix had maybe half of it. Returned it to Costco and I'm only buying coway products.
I buy replacement 400s filters on sale for around 65-75 bucks (https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/711736) and they last about 1.5 years (I replace them when the app says to, I'm guessing it just goes by run time). so much less than that estimate. not to mention that I got the 400S for about $350 initially. Come on, idgaf about MSRP, we're on slickdeals.
I get it, you bought something and are trying to defend it against other products. I've tried both, and maybe the Winix was defective, but it didn't work for me and all the coway products I have (I now have one Airmega 400s and 3 Airmega 200Ms) have done a phenomenal job during all the CA wildfires and all the food I burn because Im a terrible cook.
I don't get why you are emphasizing the size and looks of the Airmega 300/400 so much - honestly, the 400S looks sweet in my living room and everyone always is intrigued by it. If you are living in a studio apartment with limited space, then yes, find something that's smaller with a good CFM to size ratio. Just be VERY wary of provided specifications as manufacturers love to fluff up their numbers. To a certain point, physics will limit the amount of CFM based on the size of the unit. Based on my experience, what good is a CFM number if the unit cant even detect PM2.5 quickly and accurately.
I only started the conversation initially saying that the airmegas look better than Winix and you wanted to take it to another level.You do you, man.
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Good review
TL;dr two 5500-2 cost about the same as one Airmega 300 yet offers way more CFM combined and the filters are way cheaper. There is no point in spending $300 on this when $300 spent in 5500-2s while they are on sale would offer a way better bang for your buck with far cheaper operating costs long term.
5500-2 cost around $660 per 5 years to run 24/7; the Airmega cost $1330 per 5 years to run 24/7 on top of being twice as expensive even while on sale.
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Good review
TL;dr two 5500-2 cost about the same as one Airmega 300 yet offers way more CFM combined and the filters are way cheaper. There is no point in spending $300 on this when $300 spent in 5500-2s while they are on sale would offer a way better bang for your buck with far cheaper operating costs long term.
I bought the Coway airmega couple of years ago and i'm very happy with it. The filters are usually $80+ when purchased with discounts from BB&B.
I bought the Coway airmega couple of years ago and i'm very happy with it. The filters are usually $80+ when purchased with discounts from BB&B.
Just look at the dimension comparison alone: https://i.imgur.com/Vv8xOnA.jpg
At that points just buy four Merv 14 filters and tape them together and put a lasko fan on top and have a Corsi-Rosenthal Box with equal filtration power for under $100 since you love having a mini-fridge for an air purifier.
Ta da the Conway GhettoAir 300: https://media.encycla.c
I want the s model for the app control.
Just look at the dimension comparison alone: https://i.imgur.com/Vv8xOnA.jpg
At that points just buy four Merv 14 filters and tape them together and put a lasko fan on top and have a Corsi-Rosenthal Box with equal filtration power for under $100 since you love having a mini-fridge for an air purifier.
Ta da the Conway GhettoAir 300: https://media.encycla.c
Just look at the dimension comparison alone: https://i.imgur.com/Vv8xOnA.jpg
At that points just buy four Merv 14 filters and tape them together and put a lasko fan on top and have a Corsi-Rosenthal Box with equal filtration power for under $100 since you love having a mini-fridge for an air purifier.
Ta da the Conway GhettoAir 300: https://media.encycla.c