Walmart has Coway Airmega 200M True HEPA Air Purifier (Black) for $129. Shipping is free.
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Product Features:
Designed to accommodate large room sizes up to 361 sq. ft.
Vital Ion captures and reduces up to 99.97% of 0.3-micron particles in the air, including pollen, pollutants, and other allergens.
Fan speeds available in 1, 2, 3 stages by manually setting up. While auto mode automatically optimizes the speed setting 1 through 3 based on the level of indoor air quality. When no pollution is detected for 30 minutes, the fan will automatically stop and set as Eco mode to save energy
Energy Star certified and ultra-quiet operation with noise levels ranging from 24.4 dB to 53.8 dB
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Walmart has Coway Airmega 200M True HEPA Air Purifier (Black) for $129. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor Corwin for finding this deal.
Product Features:
Designed to accommodate large room sizes up to 361 sq. ft.
Vital Ion captures and reduces up to 99.97% of 0.3-micron particles in the air, including pollen, pollutants, and other allergens.
Fan speeds available in 1, 2, 3 stages by manually setting up. While auto mode automatically optimizes the speed setting 1 through 3 based on the level of indoor air quality. When no pollution is detected for 30 minutes, the fan will automatically stop and set as Eco mode to save energy
Energy Star certified and ultra-quiet operation with noise levels ranging from 24.4 dB to 53.8 dB
Model: Coway AIRMEGA 200M True HEPA Air Purifier, 361 sq.ft, Black
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Open the way, here I come. I have coway 200m for a year and got two c545 last week. The differences:
-coway has larger surface area filter and bigger everything. Moves more air, even though they are both rated 360 sq feet.
-coway is less loud, even at peak loudness. Winix has too much wind noise if using high settings.
-winix comes with 2 hepa + 8 smoke filters. Coway comes with 1 hepa + 2 smoke (winix comes with two years worth of filters, coway just one year, per their user manuals)
-winix has wifi, app and alexa/google integration. App is useful to create schedules without visiting its room and pressing buttons. Didn't bother alexaing it.
-people online say it is harder to find aftermarket filters for winix c545 because it is costco exclusive. 5500-2 has more filter options, coway 200m is also a more popular model and shares filters with other coway purifiers so I assume it has more options too, so maybe get another c545 after two years?
-light on coway can be turned off, could not figure out for winix. So, coway is in our bedroom.
-both has ionizers (gets particles to stick to filter better), winix claims its ozone generation (side effect of running it) is less than noticeable level, but coway sometimes gives headaches to my wife so I never use it.
Overall, winix is less upfront cost, less operating cost up to two years, but becomes more expensive after 5. Has more functions but louder. Can't go wrong with either. Anyway, need to buy some now, if you'll excuse me.
Note: I got the coway for $130 (last year walmart deal) and winixes $100 each. $130 is the lowest I saw so far.
Great deal, I bought the white one for $149.00 during Prime Day 2023. I deal with allergies and asthma and have had a reduction in asthma flares since using this. Buying another and will either put it on the other side of my great room or gift to my parents.
Any preference between this and the $100 Costco winix
The Winix C545 comes with an extra filter, which is good value. The Wirecutter implies that the C545's sibling model uses more electricity annually than the Coway.
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Does the Coway 400 cover a 1400 sqft home with 4 bedrooms very well? Or should I get these smaller ones for each bedroom and living room?
I bought the coway 300 last year on Black Friday for my 1,000 sq ft home. I'm very impressed with how well it works overall, but I do think it would be even more effective to have smaller ones in each room.
I already have two of these, from a couple of years back, and have been waiting for this deal to come around recently. Grabbed two more.
These helped a lot during the Canada wildfires that created tons of smoke and particulate matter in the air here in New England. They're excellent and their sensors/filtering quality is noticeable.
I bought the coway 300 last year on Black Friday for my 1,000 sq ft home. I'm very impressed with how well it works overall, but I do think it would be even more effective to have smaller ones in each room.
Yes after doing some research, it seems having 1 for each space is best. Thanks!
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-coway has larger surface area filter and bigger everything. Moves more air, even though they are both rated 360 sq feet.
-coway is less loud, even at peak loudness. Winix has too much wind noise if using high settings.
-winix comes with 2 hepa + 8 smoke filters. Coway comes with 1 hepa + 2 smoke (winix comes with two years worth of filters, coway just one year, per their user manuals)
-winix has wifi, app and alexa/google integration. App is useful to create schedules without visiting its room and pressing buttons. Didn't bother alexaing it.
-people online say it is harder to find aftermarket filters for winix c545 because it is costco exclusive. 5500-2 has more filter options, coway 200m is also a more popular model and shares filters with other coway purifiers so I assume it has more options too, so maybe get another c545 after two years?
-light on coway can be turned off, could not figure out for winix. So, coway is in our bedroom.
-both has ionizers (gets particles to stick to filter better), winix claims its ozone generation (side effect of running it) is less than noticeable level, but coway sometimes gives headaches to my wife so I never use it.
Overall, winix is less upfront cost, less operating cost up to two years, but becomes more expensive after 5. Has more functions but louder. Can't go wrong with either. Anyway, need to buy some now, if you'll excuse me.
Note: I got the coway for $130 (last year walmart deal) and winixes $100 each. $130 is the lowest I saw so far.
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I don't know anything about air purifiers and was told the AP-1512 is what I needed.
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I don't know anything about air purifiers and was told the AP-1512 is what I needed.
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These helped a lot during the Canada wildfires that created tons of smoke and particulate matter in the air here in New England. They're excellent and their sensors/filtering quality is noticeable.
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