Coway Airmega AP-1512HH Mighty
Idéal pour : Idéal pour une chambre ou une pièce moyenne exposée au pollen, à la poussière et aux allergènes d’animaux.
En bref : Le consensus Reddit décrit un purificateur fiable, silencieux à faible régime et efficace contre le pollen, les poussières fines et les allergènes dans une chambre ou une pièce moyenne. Ses principales limites concernent les odeurs persistantes, la couverture des grands espaces et le bruit à pleine puissance.
Au-delà de ce modèle, la marque Coway (toutes gammes) recueille 67 % d'avis positifs sur 376 utilisateurs Reddit. Ce signal marque ne compte pas dans la note du modèle ci-dessus.
Points forts
Fiabilité éprouvée
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« Had it for about four years, still on the original fan, just replace the filter once a year. » Voir l’avis
« Blueair 211+ non auto and Coway AirMega ap-1512hh. » Voir l’avis
« OP if you want a solid purifier recommendation, I’ve used the same coway 1512hh since 2018 and the filters are inexpensive. » Voir l’avis
Fonctionnement silencieux
14 1
« Extremely quiet, and has different level of filters depending on the allergen. » Voir l’avis
« The Coway on its lowest setting is genuinely quiet, you can run it in the bedroom without it becoming background stress. » Voir l’avis
« They cover about 360sq feet and on the "mid" setting they're powerful but quiet. » Voir l’avis
Bon rapport qualité-prix
9 1
« They're on sale right now for $159 anHEPA filters that are about $40 for two which come with charcoal filters as well. » Voir l’avis
« I bought Vital 100S for 160€ and 2 days after Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH is on sale for 168€. » Voir l’avis
« The Facebook marketplace ad is a good deal financially but neither of those will help with odors. » Voir l’avis
Filtration efficace
47 9
« We just got a Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH and works really well. » Voir l’avis
« They have truly changed my life for the better. » Voir l’avis
« The 1512, 300, and 400 are all also great » Voir l’avis
Filtres économiques
10 0
« OP if you want a solid purifier recommendation, I’ve used the same coway 1512hh since 2018 and the filters are inexpensive. » Voir l’avis
« They're on sale right now for $159 anHEPA filters that are about $40 for two which come with charcoal filters as well. » Voir l’avis
« True HEPA, solid coverage, quiet, and reasonably priced filters. » Voir l’avis
Bonne couverture
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« for such a small room, it doesnt matter. » Voir l’avis
« that’s why units like the coway ap-1512hh and honeywell hpa300 get recommended a lot cuz they’re proven performers, easy to maintain, and sized right for bedrooms or medium rooms where consistent… » Voir l’avis
« Yes, removing a filter doesnt make the unit unusable, if anything removing the little coway carbon filter improves air flow and increases the air changes per hour (slightly) the unit can provide. » Voir l’avis
Faible consommation
2 1
« The Coway has brushless motors, an air quality sensor, and an "auto" mode that ramps the fan speed up and down as needed. » Voir l’avis
« The noise level was manageable, and its energy efficiency was a bonus for my long-term use. » Voir l’avis
Points faibles
Aucun point faible notable.
| Critère | Note /10 | Ce qu'en dit le consensus |
|---|---|---|
| Filtration | 7.5 | Les utilisateurs Reddit saluent son efficacité sur les particules et allergènes, mais critiquent sa faible action sur les odeurs et s’interrogent parfois sur l’ioniseur désactivable. |
| Coût des filtres | 7.4 | Le préfiltre lavable, la longue durée d’usage rapportée et les filtres compatibles permettent généralement de contenir les frais. |
| Couverture | 7.0 | Le consensus le recommande pour une chambre ou une pièce moyenne, pas comme solution unique pour un grand espace ou tout un logement. |
| Prix | 7.6 | Il est souvent considéré comme un bon rapport qualité-prix, surtout en promotion, mais peut dépasser certains budgets. |
| Fiabilité | 9.8 | De nombreux propriétaires Reddit rapportent un fonctionnement continu et sans panne pendant plusieurs années. |
| Bruit | 9.3 | Il est jugé silencieux à faible régime et plus sonore à pleine puissance. |
| Consommation | 7.0 | Le mode automatique est apprécié pour limiter la consommation, même si le coût d’un fonctionnement continu préoccupe certains utilisateurs. |
| Application | 0.0 | L’absence de Wi-Fi et de contrôle connecté est regrettée. |
Avis Reddit
73 avis analysés · Positifs 56 Neutres 6 Négatifs 10
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sissasassafrastic 🇬🇧
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sillykathleen 🇬🇧
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r/moderatelygranolamoms · To allergy sufferers (dust mites), what is the best air purifier you've ever tried for dealing with this? The r/BuyItForLife has a really great breakdown of recent reviews for air purifiers. We just got a Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH and works really well. Extremely quiet, and has different level of filters depending on the allergen.
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cicerone-you 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · Looking for an air purifier that ACTUALLY made a noticeable difference in your room/home. Not influencer reviews or sponsored stuff — real experience only. What brand + model do you personally recommend after long-term use? Coway AP-1512HH. Had it for about four years, still on the original fan, just replace the filter once a year. The indicator light that tells you when the filter is dirty actually works, which sounds like a low bar but I've had purifiers where that feature was basically decorative. For a newborn specifically I'd say the noise floor matters more than people think. The Coway on its lowest setting is genuinely quiet, you can run it in the bedroom without it becoming background stress. On medium it starts to hum but that's actually useful as white noise once the baby is here. The only thing I'd add is that whatever you get, buy an extra filter at the same time. You don't want to be hunting for the right model filter six months in when the light turns red.
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iamakinder 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · The best air purifier to buy for home right now? Recommendations to choose? Blueair 211+ non auto and Coway AirMega ap-1512hh. Been using them for seven years and still going strong. They have truly changed my life for the better.
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Psychological_Lab203 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Recommendation: Best Air Purifiers on the market I’ll break down the knowledge I have to maybe help you make a decision. Most air purifiers are good for either smells, OR dander. You’ll need a ton of activated charcoal to deal with VOC’s. UV lights won’t do much when there’s a HEPA filter already, that’s catching what the UV light would ‘clean’. Smell fresh and clean you need activated charcoal. If you want minimal maintenance you’ll need a TON of it If budget is truly not an issue what so ever, It all depends on the house layout. I would get separate air purifier and air scrubber for the carbon. My recommendation for VOC’s: Amaircare Airwash MultiPro Air Scrubber Heavy VOC Focus 25 lbs Carbon. It has 25 pounds of carbon that will last a long time My recommendation for an air purifier for dander would be the Coway pro X, or any of their air mega Series if you want multiple smaller ones instead. I would not get the round ones, as if you want the hepa filters to actually last a year, you have 0 choice besides vacuuming/washing a pre filter and the round ones don’t have a separate pre filter. The 1512, 300, and 400 are all also great
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UncleGurm 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Please help, don’t want to choose the wrong air purifier for my 2 & 3 year old’s bedrooms (ozone concerns). Ok, so here's the breakdown. Everyone is freaking out about ozone. They have been for years now. Last-gen purifiers made ozone. A lot of it. Units like the "ionic breeze" literally reeked like a thunderstorm. They had mediocre filters, and giant (think 2 feet long and 6" wide) metal plates that spat out toxic levels of ozone. Modern purifiers fall into three categories: 1. No ionizer. These units are fully mechanical. Most of Coway's lineup falls into this category - zero ionizers, and therefore "zero" ozone output. *Full clarity - you are surrounded by ozone. Depending on where you live, ambient levels of ozone are anywhere from 15ppb (in the pristine wilderness of Canada) to 45ppb (most urban areas). Most people are inhaling, at any given time, 25+ppb of ozone. 24/7/365. Their entire lives. It's ... normal. It's how we exist on Earth.* ***Additional clarity - every electronic device produces ionizing radiation and therefore "potentially" converts Oxygen to Ozone. Your cell phone, your laptop, your TV. Motors produce MORE ionizing radiation. Brushed motors (cheap ones, think box fans) are the worst offenders here. How much ozone is really created by these devices? Not much.*** 2. Bipolar ionizer. Winix uses "plasmawave" which creates both polarities of ions, which effectively cancel each other out after a very short time and never have a chance to make any ozone. 3. Standard ionizer. Also known as a static electricity generator. This is a tiny (TINY - like 0.25" wide) static generator that charges the filter housing to make dust/dirt/particles stick better. This is what people fixate on, because remember those ancient purifiers? That made dangerous levels of ozone? Well, they were LITERALLY 1000-2000 TIMES BIGGER, and they produced like 100ppb of ozone... except that if you adjust for scale, that means these little guys are THEORETICALLY CAPABLE OF producing... like 0.1ppb of ozone, which when added to the ambient 25ppb you're inhaling all the time... doesn't matter. 3a. But wait... see, it isn't just the size of the plates, it's how they're configured. The old units were INTENDED to spit ozone into the air, it's how they cleaned air. Remember that ozone generators are SUPER EFFECTIVE at cleaning air. They're just also super effective at damaging your lungs. But even today, the ONLY way to purge a living space of old cigarette smoke smell... is an ozone generator. They're used by remediation crews after mold and other cleanups. But these new units... are engineered to only output static to the casing of the unit. Not spew it into space. So the worry is unfounded. 3b. And wait again! Go to youtube and run a search and you'll find people who have placed calibrated ozone meters into the output path of a coway 1512 (the only unit with an ionizer) with the ionizer turned on... and measured ZERO OZONE. Is it really 0? Or is it 0.1ppb which is too low to register? I'd argue it doesn't matter. 0.1ppb is the same as zero when ambient is 25-45 everywhere that people need a purifer. Also remember that this stuff decays. So even running 24/7 in an enclosed space, you'd need 100 ionizing purifiers to even raise the ozone level 1ppb on an ongoing basis. SO when I say "zero", "none", "safe" what I mean is "as safe as just walking outside because in your house the ozone levels are 5ppb lower than outside, and yet everyone recommends fresh air for your lungs... ... now ... the million dollar question. WHY DOES EVERYONE SAY THESE UNITS MAKE OZONE? Well, a couple reasons. 1. They conflate the old units with the new ones. 2. They assume that "ions = ozone". 3. They can't do math. 4. Some people report stuffy noses or sinus irritation around these units. The problem is that this isn't an ozone symptom. Ozone can THEORETICALLY cause respiratory problems. But in reality, most people can walk around outside after a thunderstorm (when ozone levels spike to 150ppb) without issue. Most people can walk through New York City (where ozone levels are well above 50 at all times) without devolving into a coughing fit. So... why do these units irritate SOME PEOPLE'S sinuses? Simple. Static electricity. Static air can irritate sinuses. It also dries the air out, which can irritate sinuses. My kids have Blueair 411+ units in their bedrooms. They refuse to switch to a Coway. They PREFER the air that way. And they've used them for years. I would NEVER put something in their bedroom running 24/7 that would hurt them. Because... this won't. There's no risk. (And an increase of 1/250th in POSSIBLE ozone levels ... that's just math. It isn't plutonium. It isn't going to hurt them, even if it does exist, which it has been measured NOT TO.) Hope this helps. It isn't the popular narrative, but it's the truth.
r/AirPurifiers · Levoit vital 200s vs Blueair 211i max vs Coway airmega 400s Oh ok. So it depends on what you want to filter. The only unit on that list with any carbon is the Vital. :)
r/AirPurifiers · Air Purifier for Mold So you're focusing on the wrong things. Almost all units we recommend are H13 rated. Coway, Winix, even Levoit Vital. And third-party testing is ... not super relevant at this price point. You want a Coway 250 or Levoit Vital 200 for the upstairs and a Coway 1512 or Coway 150 or Winix 5510 or Levoit Vital 100 for the downstairs.
r/AirPurifiers · Questions about the Coway AP-1512HH filters Genuine filters versus generic filters. One is from the manufacturer and the other is from some Chinese company. The manufacturer USUALLY makes a better filter, but how much better is a difficult question to answer.
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jaimeyeah 🇬🇧
1 commentaire analysé
r/Costco · Dyson Purifer Cool recommendations? And will last longer OP if you want a solid purifier recommendation, I’ve used the same coway 1512hh since 2018 and the filters are inexpensive. You can have a good purifier and a vornado for less than this Dyson product.
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espresso_maniac 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Analyisis Paralysis, here we go again… please save me before I lose my sanity 😂 for such a small room, it doesnt matter. im sure all of them will manage just fine.
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RedFishBlueFishGreen 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? for serious allergies like dust mites, dander, and pollen, the key is a true hepa filter paired with a unit that actually moves enough air for the room. a lot of budget models technically have “hepa” filters, but their cadr is so low they don’t keep up in real spaces. that’s why units like the coway ap-1512hh and honeywell hpa300 get recommended a lot cuz they’re proven performers, easy to maintain, and sized right for bedrooms or medium rooms where consistent clean air matters most. for bigger spaces, something like [the blueair](https://onlinehairguide.com/dp-B073WJL99WVS) 211+ makes sense since its hepasilent design moves a ton of air quietly and the washable pre-filter saves wear on the main filter. the best setup in an allergy household is often a mix: a strong unit like blueair in the living area where allergens get stirred up the most, and a coway or honeywell in the bedroom to keep the sleeping environment as clean as possible. combine that with door closed + regular filter swaps, and you’ll get far better results than just dropping a single small purifier in the house.
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sloooooowduck 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Urgently need a purifier for my son's room The ionizer for the coway is default-off. I'd still consider it
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PurpleFairy11 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Can I use the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH without the carbon filter? The little carbon sheet doesn't do anything so it's fine without it
r/AirPurifiers · Is Coway Mighty AP-1512HH / Airmega 200 worth it? Most air purifiers won't do a ton for odors. You'll need a lot of pelleted carbon. Two budget friendly (compared to models with more carbon) air purifiers that could \*help with the stale odor: Winix 5510 or the Levoit Vital 200s. Either one could work in the bedroom. The Facebook marketplace ad is a good deal financially but neither of those will help with odors. I had the ap-1512hh and it did nothing for odors. I was better off opening my windows. Coway is a good brand IMO. It's just knowing if their devices work for your particular needs or preferences. Consider checking out HouseFresh.com for unbiased reviews on air purifiers.
r/AirPurifiers · Coway Airmega Mighty vs Winix 5500-2 (EU, 62 m², 2 cats, newborn) – which one should I choose? Winix. It won’t be best odor reduction but you won’t get any with the Coway -1512hh
r/AirPurifiers · Winix 5500-2 vs Levoit Vital 200S vs Coway Airmega AP-1512HH All 3 will be underpowered for the space but some air changes and some pelleted carbon is better than nothing. I'd go with the Winix 5500-2.
r/AirPurifiers · Is the Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH good? It will be underpowered unless you plan on blasting it 24/7. You're probably better off with a Levoit 600s. If pet hair is a concern, AirFanta 3Pro. mine are fantastic for pet hair.
r/AirPurifiers · Best air purifier for litterbox odor/pets in 1,100 sq ft home, $200 max budget? Idk, I don’t find the Airmega 1512hh helpful when it comes to smells. The carbon sheet feels useless in comparison to pelleted carbon. I’m a weed smoker and my Winix has made a night and day difference compared to the Airmega. I was shocked to discover it's pretty common for air purifier companies to mislead when it comes to room coverage. For folks with allergies, using an air purifier for virus (COVID, flu, RSV) mitigation, smoke, dust, etc. a purifier really makes the most difference when air in the room can cycle through the filters a number of times per hour. With that it in mind, the recommended room size changes. The Airmega is rated for about 300-350 square feet but that's only based on testing it at its highest fan speed. It's presented very differently in Wirecutter and Amazon when it comes to recommended room size. I've come to find resources for better assessing air purifiers. https://housefresh.com/coway-airmega-ap-1512hh-review/ https://www.airpurifierfirst.com/review/coway-ap-1512hh/
r/AirPurifiers · Winix 5500-2 vs Coway AP-1512HH Still miles better than the Coway in terms of odor reduction🤷🏾
r/AirPurifiers · Urgently need a purifier for my son's room I hope you like the Coway 1512hh. I have that one in my bedroom. It's pretty quiet aside from the highest setting
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tactical_lampost 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Is coway mighty 2 purifier worth to spend extra 130 bucks? Ionizing feature is optional
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pan567 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · The best air purifier to buy for home right now? Recommendations to choose? Coway 1512 or Corsi-Rosenthal Box. Buy (or build) multiple units depending on the size you are working with. If you are trying to address visible dust, you generally need as much air turnover as you can get (i.e., more units, constantly ran on their highest speed). Keep in mind that purifiers only do so much for reducing visible dust, as that is not what they are intended for. They will reduce dust accumulation, but you should have measured expectations going into this. What they excel at is filtering the particles that you cannot see (which are incredibly harmful to your health.)
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TyroneFrost 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · [canada] suggestions on air purifier For a 250 sq ft apartment with two cats, I would put most of the budget into one decent unit for the bedroom/living room first, then treat the bathroom as a small odor-control spot rather than trying to run two weak purifiers everywhere. Look for true HEPA, a real replaceable carbon filter, and a CADR that is comfortably above the room size. Pet hair is mostly handled by the prefilter, but dander and dust need HEPA, and litter-box smell needs carbon. A washable prefilter is useful, but I would not make fully washable filters a must-have; most washable "HEPA-style" filters perform worse, and the cost usually shows up as weaker filtration. For Canadian shopping around your budget, I would compare the Levoit Core 300/Core 300S, Winix A230/A231 if you find it on sale, and the Coway AP-1512HH if you can stretch or catch a discount. For the bathroom counter, I would avoid tiny novelty units and use a small purifier only if it has available replacement filters and actual carbon. Otherwise, a covered litter box routine plus ventilation may do more than a very small purifier.
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Tiny_Witness2678 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Can I use the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH without the carbon filter? Yes, removing a filter doesnt make the unit unusable, if anything removing the little coway carbon filter improves air flow and increases the air changes per hour (slightly) the unit can provide.
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StevenJOwens 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · What are the Best Air Purifiers on the market that you've ever tested and really trust? I've been pretty happy with my Coway HP-1512, bought it in 2016 and it's still going strong (by contrast, the Honeywell HEPA filters I bought before that tended to die of burned out motors after a couple years). It appears that the modern version of the same model is the Coway AirMega Mighty2. The Coway has a three stage filter system: 1. A reusable/cleanable fine plastic mesh 2. A disposable activated charcoal filter 3. A disposable paper filter. The Coway has brushless motors, an air quality sensor, and an "auto" mode that ramps the fan speed up and down as needed. This reduces the electric cost significantly. This helps balance out the higher cost of the replacement filters. Here's the official Coway brand replacement filter: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C7WMQTW?th=1](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C7WMQTW?th=1) $52.99 Here's an off brand 2 pack replacement filter set, it seems to work okay: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QQW5KTK](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QQW5KTK) $37.15 I live in a very dusty part of a very dusty city (Pittsburgh, down near the river so the valley channels dust, and downstream of some industrial pollution). I suspect there's a relatively large amount of "large" dust and etc. I've considered trying to figure out some approach for removing it to extend the life of the expensive Coway filters. Maybe building a DIY system, using reusable/cleanable furnace filters. I wouldn't let one of those filters near my furnace, and I'm a little skeptical of their efficacy in general, but for catching the larger dust and etc, maybe it would be useful? Possibly.
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KokoTheTalkingApe 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · What's the best air purifier for home right now that you swear by and recommend? All HEPA filters are equally effective at cleaning the air. They differ in the RATE in which they clean the air, which is measured by the CADR or clean air delivery rate. (They also differ in noise, convenience, other features, etc.) Bigger purifiers will have more powerful motors and can push air through faster, so they have higher CADR. And actually they have three CADR rates, one each for smoke, pollen and dust, corresponding to different particle sizes. The one for smoke is usually the lowest, and it's the one you need to pay attention to. You don't need an incredibly high CADR rate, you just need one high enough for your room. The usual rule of thumb is the 2/3's rule. Your CADR should be equal to or higher than 2/3's of your room area in square feet. So if your room is 20x20 feet, that's 400 square feet, and you need a CADR of 267 or more. Also, that's assuming you don't have open windows or central heat or cooling vents pumping air into your room. If you do, then your air purifier will be trying to clean the air in the entire house, or all of outdoors, and it won't be up to the task. But remember that the CADR rating is only for a certain setting on the air purifier, usually "High" (because that gives the highest CADR rating). Maybe you don't want to run your purifier on high all the time, because of noise or whatnot. So it might make sense to buy a bigger purifer than that 2/3's rule would indicate, or buy more than one. I use the very popular Coway Mighty, with a CADR of 233, so it works for rooms of about 350 square feet RUNNING ON HIGH (233 x 3/2, which is the 2/3's rule in reverse). It's nice and quiet and unobtrusive. But for my 750 square foot apartment it's not adequate, so I have three of them, two running on high all the time. I figure that's barely enough. I think people often underestimate how much air purifying capacity they need for their homes. For a small home of 1,200 square feet, you'd need at least four of those Mightys running on high.
r/AirQuality · I need the BEST air purifier out there pls! C-R boxes are easy to improvise, but they can be bulky, and there's no telling how long a box fan will last in that situation. Also changing the filters might be difficult. I did see one made with a wood frame where changing the filters was super easy, but it ended up costing about $200 in materials. So no cost savings, and you get a giant box you need to put somewhere. A Coway Mighty is also about $200, and it's like a small suitcase.
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djfrodo 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Best option for a small bedroom I'd go with an Coway Airmega AP-1512HH. They're on sale right now for $159 anHEPA filters that are about $40 for two which come with charcoal filters as well. They cover about 360sq feet and on the "mid" setting they're powerful but quiet. Good luck!
r/AirPurifiers · Best option for a small bedroom >does this one have the green filter? No
r/AirPurifiers · Best option for a small bedroom Thanks. I first bought one for $139 and really liked it, then found another in a second hand store for $20. They "do the thing" and for a long time they were the go to for a good purifier. It seems they've released a sequel ("Max" something or other) that's like $240, and a total waste of money : (
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elviejozuloqi 🇬🇧
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r/HouseFresh · Coway purifiers no longer "True HEPA" or "Green True HEPA"; HEPA designation appears to be applicable to speed 1 only in most models? I have noticed that on the filter product page for filters: [https://cowaymega.com/products/airmega-200m-ap-1512hh-filter-set](https://cowaymega.com/products/airmega-200m-ap-1512hh-filter-set) Coway now states that its only HEPA at speed 1. Will cover this in more detail in a upcoming video.
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Own_View3337 🇬🇧
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r/eczema · Air purifier recommendations please! The Coway Airmega AP-1512HH Mighty is a great, proven option for dust and pet allergies. True HEPA, solid coverage, quiet, and reasonably priced filters. You don’t need the most expensive model, proper HEPA and room size coverage matters more. fwiw my mate and i usually check Redditrecs to see what real users consistently recommend. It saves time and cuts through marketing hype. some links are affiliate and help fund the analysis
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holygoat 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Is the Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH good? My oldest 1512 has been running essentially non-stop since 2019. The sensor still works fine, just change the filters and enjoy. I’ve had three, all still going strong.
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Spiritual_Emu3025 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Is the Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH good? 10/10 for me and much better than my winix. Keep it maintained and it will make a huge difference in your space.
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ludiigracic 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Thinking about buying Levoit Vital 100S, some question I bought Vital 100S for 160€ and 2 days after Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH is on sale for 168€. Now im frustrated and temped to buy it :D Mine had no smell, its plug and play. And it works decent. On setting 2 its great for sleeping and i left it run all night. Maybe its placebo but i slept really good. And also prefilter it already a little bit dusty. Its working but you always need to go above your budget for air purifiers. So you can set it to lowest fan and still have all the benefits. Just my 2 cents
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guesswhoiammuahaha 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Best Value Air Purifier? (Coway, Winix, Blueair, Shark, Sans, etc) Im happy with my Coway AP 1512HH
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Tych-0 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Levoit vital 200s vs Blueair 211i max vs Coway airmega 400s I have the 211iMax and AP-1512HH, both are excellent. I've had the 1512 many years now running 24/7 and it's been flawless, and is nice and quiet on all but the top speed. I've had the 211iMax for about 4 months and it's been excellent. It moves a ton of air and is even quieter than the 1512.
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likebutta222 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Analyisis Paralysis, here we go again… please save me before I lose my sanity 😂 Just keep in mind that these ain't help with actual dust. Just everything else that is smaller.
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jbuck0506 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Can I use the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH without the carbon filter? It depends on the filter. Some third party HEPA filters are fine mechanically, they fit and they filter. The problem is there is no universal testing standard that third parties have to meet to claim compatibility. So you are trusting the listing, not the data. The authentic Coway filter is tested for that specific unit. A third party might filter just as well, or it might have slightly looser media, worse seals around the edges, or a shorter usable life. You usually will not know until you are already using it. If you go third party, look for one that publishes actual filtration specs, not just "compatible with AP-1512HH." And check the seal around the edges when you install it. If there are gaps, air bypasses the filter entirely and the whole thing is pointless.
r/AirPurifiers · Can I use the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH without the carbon filter? >Short version: yes, it will run fine on just the HEPA, and for dust mites you are not really losing anything. The AP-1512HH has three layers. A washable pre-filter on the outside, the activated carbon filter, and the True HEPA. Dust mite allergen is a particulate, so the HEPA is the part actually doing that job. The carbon filter is for odors, smoke, and VOCs, which are gases the HEPA does not capture. So if dust mites are your only concern, running the HEPA plus the washable pre-filter covers it. You just give up odor and gas control while the carbon is out, which sounds fine for your case. One thing that saves real money on this model: the pre-filter is washable and permanent, so you never rebuy it, just rinse it every few weeks. And when you do replace the HEPA, match the exact code printed on your current filter so you do not grab a look-alike sized for a different Coway.
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Caprichoso1 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Is coway mighty 2 purifier worth to spend extra 130 bucks? Not sure if the one you are referring to is the Coway AP-1512HH Mighty. Check Consumer Reports (subscription required). There are a lot of filters with significantly higher ratings.
r/AirPurifiers · Is the Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH good? According to U.S. Consumer Reports (subscription required) where the top rated model got an 85 the 1512 received a 57.
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uraveragehooman001 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Is coway mighty 2 purifier worth to spend extra 130 bucks? I'm also looking at the Mighty 2 due to the price and also I don't like the original because of the ionizing feature
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NashvilleSurfHouse 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · What's the best air purifier for home right now that you swear by and recommend? Great info. I am going to get one of these for the upstairs where the kids rooms are. I’d like to make sure allergens and mold spores are caught and removed from the air. Would you have advice on which model airmega is best? Air mega vs air mega 2: From ai: the Mighty2 covers \~5x more area, making it far better suited for larger living spaces or open floor plans • Quieter & more efficient: The Mighty2 runs at just 19 dB in Sleep Mode and uses 20% less energy • Smarter monitoring: The Mighty2 shows exact PM1/PM2.5/PM10 readings vs. the original's color-only LED • Value pick: The original AP-1512HH is $40 less and still excellent for bedrooms or smaller rooms Best for: The original AP-1512HH is ideal for a single bedroom or small space. The Mighty2 is the better choice for larger rooms, whole-home use,
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_abhy23 🇬🇧
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r/homeowners · For those who suffer from allergies, which air purifier really works well in your opinion? who suffer from allergies, I’ve had really good results with the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH in my bedroom and a Winix in the living room. And the difference in my morning congestion has been big. And yes don’t forget to vacuum the pre-filter timely and replace your HVAC/furnacefilter if you have one — it makes a noticeable difference too.
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timesuck 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Recommendations for bedroom purifier? Please read the stickied thread in this sub about air purifiers and dust so you have realistic expectations. Dust is usually too heavy for an air purifier to capture, so it’s not going to eliminate having to vacuum and dust. It can vastly improve your air quality though, so it’s worth having one. Do not buy a Shark. They are terrible. The top three brands recommended on this sub are Levoit, Coway, and Winix. For your space and budget, a Levoit Vital 200 or Coway ap1512hh would work. Levoit doesn’t use a HEPA filter, but it is still an excellent purifier. Whichever one you get, run it on the highest setting you can tolerate noise-wise and leave it there 24/7. Do not use the auto or sleep features. Also if you get the Coway, turn off the ionizer.
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SignificantDustSpek 🇬🇧
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cnnunderscored 🇬🇧
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r/VacuumCleaners · I’m pretty sure I have dust mites and I need my apartment deep cleaned. As a cat parent with three shed-happy fur babies, vacuuming regularly is essential and something like the Bissell 24613 Pet Hair Eraser Turbo (budget), which has a SmartSeal allergen system, the Shark Pet Plus Cordless Stick Vacuum IZ361H, or the Dyson V15 Detect Absolute (if you're willing to splurge), which has among the best suctioning, will help you keep your home dust mite and other allergen free. But I would also recommend regularly cleaning your mattress, sheets and couch. Brands now make vacuums specifically for mattresses and other upholstery, and they're more portable than actual vacuums so you can quickly pull them out and do a quick clean as you're making your bed in the morning or before going to bed at night. I haven't tested it yet but the FEPPO Cordless Mattress Vacuum Cleaner has been making its rounds on social media lately. I, along with many of my friends who have cats, heavily rely on air purifiers as well. Which one do you have? A few of my friends love the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH Mighty Air Purifier.
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OkPayment7228 🇬🇧
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r/moderatelygranolamoms · Best air purifier for reducing dust and allergens in a kid’s room? For dust and allergens in a kid’s room, you need true HEPA H13 plus an activated carbon filter. Coway Airmega AP-1512HH is the best under $200. Covers 361 sq ft, filter lasts 12 months and costs $60. I run it 24/7 in my kid's room - dust on furniture dropped 80% in 2 weeks. CADR is 246 for dust which is solid. Avoid ionizers or UV-C lights if you want non-toxic, they produce ozone which is bad for kids. Levoit Core 300S is cheaper at $99 but only covers 219 sq ft. Main thing is check room size and get CADR that’s 2/3 of your sq footage. Also vacuum with a HEPA filter 2x weekly or the purifier gets clogged fast.
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Zugzwang522 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · The best air purifier to buy for home right now? Recommendations to choose? Skip the Shark, it's loud and the filters cost a fortune. I've run a Coway AP-1512HH Mighty in my bedroom for almost four years now and it still eats dust like day one. Swap the HEPA once a year, rinse the pre-filter every couple months, done. For one room starting out you don't need anything fancier.
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thesuzukimethod 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · The best air purifier to buy for home right now? Recommendations to choose? I didn't post above but I have this combo too. I get terrible allergies so I run a coway 1512 in our living room and my home office, and the blueair in the bedroom (quieter and fits on a shelf we have). It didn't make allergies go away but they definitely improved. I picked those 3 rooms bc I spend the most time there.
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ConstructionClear142 🇬🇧
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r/Home · Tired of seeing 'just get a Coway' when someone asks for best home air purifier so here's an actual breakdown Honestly, I’ve been down the air purifier rabbit hole too, and it’s kinda overwhelming with all the options. I get why folks just drop the ‘Coway’ name but it doesn’t always fit everyone’s needs, right? For something like dust and allergies, I tried the Coway AP-1512HH Mighty. It works great for that, super quiet on low, but if you're dealing with pet smells or cooking odors, it’s not quite enough. They’ve got this fabric-like carbon layer, not actual carbon pellets, so it’ll do okay with light smells, but not heavy ones like litter boxes. If you’re looking for something that handles both allergens and smells, you might wanna check out Winix 5500-2. It has real carbon pellets, works well for pet smells, and the filters last longer since the pre-filter’s washable. But, honestly, a bit noisy on higher settings. One more thing I’d throw in is checking out the filter costs, ‘cause those add up! I’ve found AirPurifiers(dot)com helpful when it comes to filter prices and choosing a decent purifier, though it’s good to look around too.
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akg-tatsumi 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · I need the BEST air purifier out there pls! When my allergies flared up after I moved, I went down the same rabbit hole comparing specs and Reddit mentions until my head hurt. I finally picked the Coway Airmega AP 1512HH because I kept seeing long term owners say it just keeps running without issues. I’ve had mine for over two years in a small bedroom and it’s been consistent, quiet on low, and strong enough on high when pollen is bad. My sneezing at night dropped a lot once I started running it 24/7.
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Serious_Trans 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · I need the BEST air purifier out there pls! I bought the Coway Airmega AP 1512HH a couple years ago when my allergies were wrecking me in a tiny apartment, and for a small room it’s honestly been solid. It’s compact, not ugly, and on the lower fan settings I can sleep with it on without it driving me crazy.
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dek1019 🇬🇧
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r/recsmatter · Anyone have a recommendation for the best air purifier for a large room? 211i Max is a beast, 410 CADR, covers up to 1,524 sq ft . But for most rooms, the 311i Max is plenty. Honestly, I'd still take the Levoit Vital 200S-P or Coway AP-1512HH. Cheaper, washable pre-filter saves you money long-term, and they're just as quiet . Unless your room is huge (over 1,000 sq ft), save the cash.
r/recsmatter · Anyone have a recommendation for the best air purifier for a large room? CADR sounds fancy but it's just how fast it cleans. Big room = big CADR. Aim for 300+. From your list – the Blueair 311i Max is more for medium rooms (under 400 sq ft). For a large room, you want the **Levoit Vital 200S-P** or **Coway AP-1512HH Mighty**. Both handle dust really well, quiet sleep mode, and under $200. I went into more detail on CADR and room sizes [**here**](https://medium.com/@dejan-k/best-air-purifiers-under-200-in-2026-360060a1cdf4) if you want to check.
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TVS_Apache 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · I need the BEST air purifier out there pls! I picked up the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH a couple of years ago for my bedroom during peak allergy season, and it’s easily the best compact purifier I’ve used. My room is small too, and within a few days I noticed less congestion and far less dust settling on surfaces.
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Altruistic-Low-4726 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · I need the BEST air purifier out there pls! I’ve been running the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH in a small room for over a year and it’s been the most “set it and forget it” out of everything I tried.
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kumar_jonnySins 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · I need the BEST air purifier out there pls! I picked up the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH a couple of years ago when my seasonal allergies were wrecking me, and it’s easily been one of the most worthwhile purchases I’ve made for my room.
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Content_Seesaw6598 🇬🇧
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r/Home · Looked into the best air purifiers for allergies, and most lists are kinda misleading? honestly the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH gets recommended so much that people forget to check if it actually fits their room size. it's not a large space unit. people buy it for open plan living rooms and wonder why air quality doesn't improve
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Curious-Objective618 🇬🇧
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r/DecideWise · My review of Coway Airmega air purifier after using it for a few months I was on the fence, but this review convinced me to get one. thanks for sharing
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Simple-Laugh8310 🇬🇧
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r/BuyItForLife · best air purifier for apartment, bad allergies ok so i did a deep dive on this when my hayfever got unbearable last year. the wirecutter has tested basically every purifier in existence and their top pick for small apartments is the Coway AP-1512HH, been their number one for like six years running. got one, allergies noticeably better within a week, filter replacements are cheap. only thing i'd add is put it in your bedroom not the living room — you spend 8 hours in there and that's where it makes the most difference
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ThePrince164 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Thinking about buying Levoit Vital 100S, some question Id definitely return and get the airmega
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Fit-Interview-3886 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? I’ve got bad dust allergies myself, so I’ve tried a few purifiers over the years. The one that’s worked best for me has been the Coway AP-1512HH.
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Lazy_athlete50 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? I’ve got bad dust allergies myself, and the purifier that helped me the most was the Coway AP-1512HH.
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RandonBrando 🇬🇧
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r/carverscave · LEVOIT Vital 200S-P Air Purifier Review: When Clean Air Becomes an Obsession I got the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH(W) off amazon for $206USD before taxes. I like it, thoughit's my first experience with a purifier and I had some expectations for it that it didn't really meet. I'm sure it's made an impact but it didn't fully solve my dust or pet dander problem as much as I would've liked. We've had some nearby wildfires lately, and on bad days I haven't had much of the smoke smell indoors as I used to. A small caveat is I could have miscalculated and it's underpowered for my space. There's a cheaper one with a carbon filter insert in this video I watched when I decided to get this one. The Winex 5500-2, I believe was the one. https://youtu.be/9tA3T7AzsZ4?si=ilsrzpGPiQ-PtGmm
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GodOfa_Undead 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? for serious allergies like dust mites, dander, and pollen, the key is a true hepa filter paired with a unit that actually moves enough air for the room. a lot of budget models technically have “hepa” filters, but their cadr is so low they don’t keep up in real spaces. that’s why units like the coway ap-1512hh and honeywell hpa300 get recommended a lot cuz they’re proven performers, easy to maintain, and sized right for bedrooms or medium rooms where consistent clean air matters most. for bigger spaces, something like the blueair 211+ makes sense since its hepasilent design moves a ton of air quietly and the washable pre-filter saves wear on the main filter. the best setup in an allergy household is often a mix: a strong unit like blueair in the living area where allergens get stirred up the most, and a coway or honeywell in the bedroom to keep the sleeping environment as clean as possible. combine that with door closed + regular filter swaps, and you’ll get far better results than just dropping a single small purifier in the house.
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jasmineanj 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? hey! i’ve been down this road for my younger cousin. he's super sensitive to dust mites and dander and it got worse during spring pollen season. you’re already doing most of the heavy lifting (covers, bare floors, daily vacuuming-kudos) so an air purifier really is the next best layer of defense. the thing is, not all HEPA filters are created equal and your doctor’s advice (while technically right) misses that nuance. for serious allergy issues, you’ll want something with a True HEPA filter (not just HEPA-type) and ideally combined with a carbon filter for odors/chemicals and a strong CADR rating (that’s the clean air delivery rate-super imp if you're purifying a whole room). after a tons of research on reddit + allergist advice i can confidently say these four are equally good Coway Airmega AP-1512HH Mighty. this is my go to rec. It’s quiet, powerful, reliable and has an actual ionizer you can turn off. great for medium-to-large bedrooms. filters last long and aren’t too pricey to replace. Honeywell HPA300. if you’re doing a large room or living space, this is one of the strongest for the price. massive CADR and genuine HEPA filtration. Blueair 211+. this one’s a beast. covers large rooms (up to ~540 sq ft) and the tech combines electrostatic and mechanical filtration to trap dust mites, pet dander, pollen and even bacteria. and it stays whisper-quiet. in your son the last one is probably the best pick because it combines high CADR and true allergen filtration without generating ozone and yes large room coverage, all while being low maintenance. it’s a long term investment but very worth. Also imp tip- put the purifier in his bedroom, run it on high for an hour while he’s out, then switch to low/auto overnight. avoid corners- give it breathing room for airflow. i'm trying to think of more things i did for my cousin but these were top 2 advices. i'll edit the comment if i remember something later lol.
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Bubbly-Art-557 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Coway Airmega 350 and 450 thoughts? Yay! Thanks for responding with details! I think I’ll grab one too! And also get the 1512 for the bedroom. Thanks again!
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kh2duck 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Winix 5500-2 vs Coway Mighty vs Coway Airmega 150 Go with ap-1512hh. I have one and it's great for pollen and dust.
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reluctantpkmstr 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Overwhelmed choosing Thank you! Sounds like blueair won’t be a good fit anyways then because I don’t like to tell my cat not to cat 😅 I will check out the coway 1512! Thank you! I’m a little overwhelmed by the language of the guides. I’m not sure how my needs translate into the technical terms and so I don’t know how to tell which spreadsheet I should be looking at.
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simonster1000 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Overwhelmed choosing Blueairs make excellent cat scratching posts :) and yes, it does kick dust up into the air when you take it off -- so I do it outside. The coway pre-filters are well contained, and tend to not release stuff while you open them up and clean them. But I don't have experience with the pro x specifically. And with coway, it does depend a little; the 1512 is easy, but the 150/160 sliding one can release if there's lots on there or the fan is coasting down or running. I can't answer everything you are asking about. The spreadsheets here are maintained by volunteers :) like you!
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cocoa_boe 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Best air purifier for litterbox odor/pets in 1,100 sq ft home, $200 max budget? Some reviews had said it didn’t work for smells. In my experience, it’s been helping a lot with the ammonia odor, which was really bad before. I’m sure there is better out there but decision fatigue is real and I wasn’t making myself crazy searching for the perfect one when in reality there is no such thing. I read your links, thank you. The main thing I find concerning is the energy cost but mine runs on 1 most of the time, occasionally kicking up to 2 after cooking or heavy construction from below. Like I said, I wish it had WiFi capabilities so I’d get a different model for the bedroom if I buy another, but it’s been satisfactory for the purpose I bought it for.
r/AirPurifiers · Best air purifier for litterbox odor/pets in 1,100 sq ft home, $200 max budget? I just bought the coway airmega ap-1512hh. It was wirecutter’s pick, the amazon reviews were positive, done. I have a new apartment so been buying quite a bit and couldn’t be bothered to go down a rabbit hole of comparing fifteen different products. It’s working well. I do wish it was WiFi enabled. But I bought it for pretty much the same purpose, improving the room smell as I have a very elderly rabbit who no longer uses his litter box. They have a special pet filter but I decided to try out the one it came with for a few days and see if I felt it was necessary - it wasn’t. The coverage says 1748 sq ft but in terms of it actually working for the whole home - I don’t think any one air purifier can do that unless it’s attached to your HVAC system. I’m probably going to get another one for the bedroom.
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alphaxenox 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Winix 5500-2 vs Coway AP-1512HH I read you can use the pellet filter from the AP-1512HHS in the non S version with little to no modification. I have yet to try this but will do next filter change
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Rob_Swanson 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? I ended up choosing the Coway AP-1512HH after a lot of research and testing different models. I found it effective at filtering out dust, pet dander, and pollen, thanks to its true HEPA filter. It noticeably improved the air quality at home, and even on days with higher allergen levels, I felt the difference. The noise level was manageable, and its energy efficiency was a bonus for my long-term use. I’d recommend checking it out if you’re looking for something that works reliably for severe allergies.
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ConsiderationOk254 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Can’t choose an air purifier for a medium bedroom that isn’t too big Well in my bedroom I have the Coway AirMega 1512HH. I think you'd like it, so far I'm happy with it especially after I was able to find out how to turn on the little indicator light lol. It's a bit loud on the highest setting but I think all will be the same. I use it in the lowest and medium level at nighttime
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Local-Bunch-257 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? I recommend looking into the Coway AP-1512HH Mighty Air Purifier. It’s often praised for its efficiency in dealing with allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and pollen. It has a true HEPA filter that captures 99.97% of particles, which is great for what you're dealing with.
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BiluochunLvcha 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Levoit 100s vs Coway AP-1512HH vs Winix 5500-2 we bought the coway and have been loving it. buy extra hepa filters now while they are on sale too!
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victoriarocky879 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? Here are some good units. 1. Medify Air MA-112 2. Dyson Pure Cool TP04 3. Honeywell HPA300 4. Coway AP-1512HH Mighty 5. Blueair Blue Pure 211+
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WinterYogurtcloset61 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? I'd highly recommend the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH Mighty for your son's allergies. I've found it to be one of the most effective air purifiers, especially for allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and pollen.
r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? The Coway AP-1512HH is compact, efficient, and has a smart mode that adjusts the fan speed based on air quality. The Honeywell HPA300 is a bit larger and has a higher CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate), making it great for bigger spaces.
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Sad_Self4804 🇬🇧
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r/AirQuality · RECOMMENDATION FOR MOST POWERFUL/ EFFECTIVE HOME AIR PURIFIER FOR DUST MITES, DANDER AND OTHER ALLERGENS? I’d recommend the Coway AP-1512HH. It has a true HEPA filter and is super effective for allergens while being relatively compact. It also has a great CADR rating for dust, pollen, and smoke.
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Alarming-Pay6203 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Questions about the Coway AP-1512HH filters thanks ! ;) have you heard about the coating of the green hepa filter being bad for health ? read a comment on reddit a few days ago but don't know if it's bullshit
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Bicycleriding 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Coway or Clorox? Help, stuck in the vortex of online reviews. If size is the problem, then the Coway Airmega AP-1512HH might be your best bet, if you can't fit the Winix 5500-2. Then use third-party replacement filters for it to save money. Have you thought about installing an air quality monitor to check for particulate levels?
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Correct_Past3145 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Urgently need a purifier for my son's room thank you, i wasn't aware of the issue with Ozone, hmm might stay clear of this then.
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Leading-Hat7789 🇬🇧
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r/AirPurifiers · Urgently need a purifier for my son's room The Conway has VOC filtering. Since you are not sure what specifically is causing the allergy, I’d go with the Conway.
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TaintTicklerOfTulsa 🌐
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r/AirPurifiers · Best option for a small bedroom This is great advice.
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Magnolia256 🌐
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r/AirPurifiers · Is the Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH good? It has a stupid ionizer
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Est-il efficace contre les allergies ?
Les utilisateurs Reddit rapportent régulièrement une diminution des éternuements, de la congestion et de la poussière avec un fonctionnement continu. Les retours sont particulièrement favorables contre le pollen, les acariens et les allergènes d’animaux, sans promettre leur disparition totale.
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Per [AHAM's recommendations on wildfire smoke](https://ahamverifide.org/ahams-air-filtration-standards/), particulate Smoke Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) should equal a room's area at minimum. So a 196 sq. ft. room with an 8 ft. ceiling needs a Smoke CADR of 196 CFM or greater. If your ceiling is higher than 8 ft., calculate by volume first. As a hypothetical example: 14 ft. × 14 ft. × 12 ft. = 2,352 cubic feet. 2,352 cu. ft. ÷ 8 ft. = 294 sq. ft. as the "adjusted" purifier coverage area. Therefore in this room/space you'd need a Smoke CADR of 294 CFM or more. The recommendations below are conventional HEPA or HEPA-type models. If you don't care about filter costs, have a look at the **Winix 5510**, **Winix 5520**, or **Winix 5530**. The top Smoke CADR is 253 CFM for each model. (Additionally, all of these models have PlasmaWave, an optional bipolar ionizer. Keep this *off* if you have birds as it could harm or kill them. PlasmaWave defaults to being enabled after a power off/power on cycle.) **Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH** is very good. It also uses an ionizer, so the same warning about birds applies. Top Smoke CADR is 234 CFM. You may also want to have a look at the **Levoit Vital 200S-P**. Top Smoke CADR is 250 CFM. It does *not* have an ionizer. If you're willing to spend $240, see the **Winix 9800**. Top Smoke CADR is 323 CFM. Like the other Winix models, it has the PlasmaWave ionizer. Keep in mind the Smoke CADRs I've listed apply to the highest airflow speed/setting *only*. Lower settings have lower CADRs which reduces cleaning effectiveness. Unfortunately these lower CADRs aren't listed by many purifier brands. And lastly, these purifiers probably won't handle gases/vapors/odors/VOCs from wildfire smoke well. This is because they have very little activated carbon by weight. Many pounds of activated carbon or other sorbent media are needed for wildfire smoke gases/vapors/odors/VOCs.
u/tactical_lampost is talking about the original [Mighty AP-1512HH](https://cowaymega.com/products/mighty-ap-1512hh), which has the Vital Ionizer. Not the Mighty2.
I would go with the [Winix C909 from Costco Canada](https://www.costco.ca/winix-c909-4-stage-air-purifier-with-wifi-and-plasmawave-technology.product.4000257649.html). Top Smoke CADR is 323 CFM. Likely not a problem in a nail salon, but... the C909 has PlasmaWave, an optional bipolar ionizer. Keep this *off* if birds are present as it could harm or kill them. (NB: PlasmaWave defaults to being enabled after a power off/power on cycle.) Per the [AHAM 2/3 rule](https://ahamverifide.org/ahams-air-filtration-standards/), a 350 sq. ft. room (with an 8 ft. ceiling) needs minimum Clean Air Delivery Rates (CADRs) of 234 CFM. The Winix 5500-2 and [Coway Airmega Mighty AP-1512HH](https://cowaymega.com/products/mighty-ap-1512hh) barely meet Smoke CADR on the highest airflow speed. The [Levoit Vital 200S-P](https://levoit.com/products/vital-200s-p-smart-air-purifier) is better. The Winix 5500-2 has been discontinued in the USA. Not sure how much longer it will be sold in Canada although replacement filters will be available for years to come. Keep in mind the CADRs listed for purifiers apply to the highest airflow speed/setting only. Lower settings have lower CADRs which reduces cleaning effectiveness.
Is either model used? It's okay but not good. But no Coway model is going to be useful for odors longer-term. None of their models have significant weights of activated carbon or other sorbent media. Coway purifiers are primarily designed to capture particulates. That being said, it is a very good brand. And I agree on the Airmega 400 (if you're trying to reduce PM10, PM2.5, and PM1.0). I wouldn't pay more than $400 for it; sometimes it's on sale for $349. We strongly recommend source control and ventilation first for gases/vapors/odors/VOCs. Heavyweight sorbent purifiers are very loud, very expensive, and clean the air more slowly than particulates-focused units. The staleness could have other causes (ignoring the dog, kids, or husband as potential contributors for now). One is high relative humidity (RH). RH should be between 30 - 60%\*. Consistently high RH can cause mold and mildew to flourish. \*RH should be below 50% and possibly 45% *if* you have dust mite allergies. The "budget" solution for certain odors would be something like the [Oransi TrueCarbon 150C](https://oransi.com/products/truecarbon-150c-air-purifier). It uses 3.2 lbs. of potassium permanganate (KMnO₄) impregnated activated carbon. The price keeps increasing; I definitely wouldn't pay $349 for it. Wayback Machine says it was $269.99 in Nov. 2025.