https://www.costco.com/p/-/winix-...?langId=-1
Popular deal ($40 OFF) for the Winix C909 deal is back in Costco.
Product Features:
- AHAM Verifide® at 500 sq ft.: Also cleans rooms up to 2,420 sq ft in 1 hour (1,210 sq ft in 30 minutes, 807 sq ft in 20 minutes, 605 sq ft in 15 minutes)
- The Smarter Air Purifier: Control and monitor your unit anytime from anywhere by instantly accessing your unit with the Winix Smart App through the convenient WiFi feature
- Washable Fine Mesh Pre-Filter: The first line of defense against the largest airborne particles found indoors
- Activated Carbon Filter: Reduces VOCs and household odors from cooking, pets, and smoke. It is designed to catch airborne particles found indoors, which also helps prolong the True HEPA Filter life
- True HEPA Filter: Winix True HEPA captures 99.99%* of airborne allergens including pollen, dust, smoke, pet dander, and other ultrafine particles as small as 0.003 microns
Also 2-Pack Replacement filters for the C909 are discounted $20 OFF for $59.99 -
https://www.costco.com/p/-/winix-...?langId=-1
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It is definitely an unnecessary feature, as it doesn't help achieve its core function. But It is probably a marketing feature and also a way for the company to improve monetization. An app will probably push filter subscriptions. I am going to research privacy concerns with this product because of all this data being created. I have a suspicion that they could be selling data to the data brokers.
It is definitely an unnecessary feature, as it doesn't help achieve its core function. But It is probably a marketing feature and also a way for the company to improve monetization. An app will probably push filter subscriptions. I am going to research privacy concerns with this product because of all this data being created. I have a suspicion that they could be selling data to the data brokers.
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...but now that I've done a quick search, there are several vids bearing replacements and it uses standard 608ZZ bearings which I just happen to already have around. Suppose I'll give that a shot before dropping $165.
Edit: Easier said than done, looks like it'll require some desoldering to get to one of the bearings. I can probably manage but not a quick/easy fix.
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