Woot! has LEVOIT LV-H133 TrueHEPA Air Purifier, 3-Stage Filtration, Air Quality Monitor, Quiet for Bedroom, Auto Mode, Timer, Black for $79.99.
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Woot! has LEVOIT LV-H133 TrueHEPA Air Purifier, 3-Stage Filtration, Air Quality Monitor, Quiet for Bedroom, Auto Mode, Timer, Black for $79.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime. Otherwise shipping is $6.
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I'll echo what I put in another thread - I've owned the H-133 and H-134 models for about 6? 7? years, and they're awesome.. but the difference between the H-133 (here) and the H-134 is a considerable upgrade for me. If you ever dealt with living in a shitty apartment with no real ventilation in the kitchen, or your house would seep in the smoke from the CA wildfires, or if a family member is a regular smoker/vape/marijuana enthusiast, you'll absolutely notice a difference.
The H-133 is a solid by itself, but when you see the 134, and the fact that it can clear out a fully smoked-out room in about ~60 seconds (quickly turning onto high, and then clearing it out before turning to quiet mode), it's a big difference over the ~5-6 minutes the 133 takes. If someone hits a vape, the 134 will turn on for ~10 seconds, clear it and be done, while the 133 will take a minute.
My biggest gripe back then with these.. were the filters. About 80 bucks a piece, but now it seems like there are 3rd party ones for about 20. Absolutely worth it, but if you can afford (or can justify) the 134, go for it.
The fan noise on both, on high, can be a bit much.. so the fact the 134 can quickly turn on, work and then turn off was the big benefit for me. If you don't live in a house with someone who smokes or your house has a range hood and doesn't get smoky, the 133 should be plenty
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank NSXMK3
The H-133 is a solid by itself, but when you see the 134, and the fact that it can clear out a fully smoked-out room in about ~60 seconds (quickly turning onto high, and then clearing it out before turning to quiet mode), it's a big difference over the ~5-6 minutes the 133 takes. If someone hits a vape, the 134 will turn on for ~10 seconds, clear it and be done, while the 133 will take a minute.
My biggest gripe back then with these.. were the filters. About 80 bucks a piece, but now it seems like there are 3rd party ones for about 20. Absolutely worth it, but if you can afford (or can justify) the 134, go for it.
The fan noise on both, on high, can be a bit much.. so the fact the 134 can quickly turn on, work and then turn off was the big benefit for me. If you don't live in a house with someone who smokes or your house has a range hood and doesn't get smoky, the 133 should be plenty
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