Coway - Airmega 200

Coway 200M is also the same thing with the same filters as the 1512 just a bit less aesthetically pleasing, cheaper and sometimes goes on sale. I got 2 for $158 each recently. Looks like Walmart has them for $149 currently.

We have two Coway Airmega units, one on either side of the house. They have been on 24/7 for several years now. Maintenance and cleaning are very minimal. Cost is about $150-200, although there are larger units based on how big of an area you need to filter. We are very happy with them! Whichever purifier you choose, I highly recommend you look into one with a replaceable HEPA filter. Other filtration methods just won't give the same results.

Agreed! And they now offer different filters depending on what is most important to you to filter: one for smoke, one for allergens, etc.

They don't really work if you have an active infestation. Ive got 4 lg ones in an 800sq ft house and I swear they do almost nothing. We even have this electrostatic filter in the hvac and still I've get systems when the doors close or the AC goes on. I have 2x airmega 200s, germ guardian rated for 900 sq ft, coway with uv rated for 600 sq ft. 2 upstairs and one down. If I were you id try to build the biggest Rosenthal filter or several as they don't get down hall ways or around stairs, etc. The think I don't like is they really tank your electric bill and are very noisy, as they have to stay on high mode.

मैं दो बार Coway (कौवे) बदलवा चुका हूं अमेजन पे। पहला Box बुरी हालत में आया लौटा दिया, उस समय 800 का cashback था। फिर दूसरा मंगाया, उसका drum fan का एलाइनमेंट आउट की वजह से स्पीड बढ़ते हुए वाइब्रेशन करता था, वापिस। कौवों वालों से पूछा, बोले नया स्टॉक आ रहा है। आज (24.11.25) को आया नया, पर डिब्बे की हालत वही पहले जैसे, "पर इस बार outer box छोटा aur Air purifier का material हल्का है", खासकर पता front frame (air inlet side) से चल रहा है, पहले वालों में hard और sturdy था। Pre-filter भी हल्का लग रहा है। क्या किसी के पास Coway airmega है नवंबर 2025 से पहले का batch? नीचे किसी भाई ने लिखा भी है China वाला मॉल तो नहीं पेल रहे ये अब भारत में वैसे भी और देशों के मुकाबले inferior quality आती है।

I have the Coway and had it for the last coupe of years B it I recently switched to the blueair purifier and am very happy. They also happen to look good.

Agreed on coway! They have a pet filter for two of their units too, the AP-1512HH and the 200M. It specifically tackles pet odor, dander and ammonia stuff in the air from pet waste.

These worked very well for me when my area was inundated with smoke. My house is old and porous, so it was fairly smoky inside without them. I started with one that I would move with me from room to room. I now have 3 plus one smaller model. Edit: Coway has another model that is exactly the same but with a nicer looking front plate. I think it might be the 200?? I don't know for sure. It takes the exact same filters as the 1512.

Coway 200M is also the same thing with the same filters as the 1512 just a bit less aesthetically pleasing, cheaper and sometimes goes on sale. I got 2 for $158 each recently. Looks like Walmart has them for $149 currently.

I have the Coway Airmega and an Austin bedroom machine, and they seem to be equally good. The Austin cost significantly more.

Can't hear it if you set it to low.

Absolutely love our Coway Airmega 200M. In fact, will be buying more shortly.

Yep, we're a 4 Coway household here too.

This is the only correct answer. Don't get air mega aim tho that's a scam

I have a coway airmega in the middle of a ~1k sq ft apartment. It frequently turns on a higher cycle after we cook on the gas stove down the hall

We have that one and it's sensitive as hell. Our neighbors smoke weed in their bathroom and that sets it off.

I bought an Airmega for our bedroom a year ago. My wife says my nighttime snoring has almost completely stopped. We ended up being so happy with it we bought another for the DR/LR.

Have the IQ air does not catch dust or similar. I ended up buying a.Blue air that does and running both. The air quality that comes out of the IQ air is excellent, but if dust is your issue, is not gonna help. Blue air smells like plastic in comparison.. tried the Conway and there was so much plastic offgassing. I returned it..

I've been using a Coway Airmega for a while, and yeah, it made a noticeable difference after a few days.

I would also say my Coway Airmega is one of the best investments I have ever made. It's amazing how much it can grab and filter out. They say the filters should last a year, but we have it constantly running in a larger room and probably change the filters every 3-6 months. Closer to 3 when we have the AC wall unit on blast thru the summer. We've also had terrible Smokey days from the Canadian wildfires in my area and when I last replaced my filter, it was almost black so it was working hard! 2 years of having it and no issues.

Been running coway airmega 24/7 since 2018. Replace the filter every year and bob's your uncle.

I have a Coway too. It is really good.

I've got a Coway airmega in our bedroom, and a BlueAir in my office at work. I love both of them... I'm a therapist and work in an 8'x10' room talking to people for an hour 5-6 hours some days. I think the BlueAir is a big reason why I haven't picked up any of the respiratory stuff some clients have come in with (well, that + vaccines + mindful hand washing/sanitizing). It's also pretty quiet which is important to me. I'm planning on picking up another BlueAir or two for the rest of my house this spring. The pricepoint is kinder than my Coway, and it's much quieter.

Coway Airmega; which model depends on the size of the space. Make sure it has a charcoal filter.

We have two Coway Airmega units, one on either side of the house. They have been on 24/7 for several years now. Maintenance and cleaning are very minimal. Cost is about $150-200, although there are larger units based on how big of an area you need to filter. We are very happy with them! Whichever purifier you choose, I highly recommend you look into one with a replaceable HEPA filter. Other filtration methods just won't give the same results.

I've had Coway AirMegas, Winix, and Whirlpool Whispure, and Coway is by far the best home purifier in my opinion. I have an AirThings air quality monitor and a dust allergy, and these filters make a difference. You do need to clean the Coway prefilter regularly, but it's easy to do. I didn't know they sold off market filters so I'll have to look into that because the filters can be costly.

Coway airmega gets my vote. Got 2 on amazon since pademic and they've been pretty good by far.

I have 2 Coway airmegas that are super quiet that I've had for nearly 2 years. Do you change your filters regularly? Only one I would not recommend is Winix-I had one of the smaller models and its noise was very inconsistent and it was poorly constructed compared to the Coway Airmega and the Honeywell Whispure (a tiny model).

I just recently bought 2 coway airmegas. No smell at all.

I have one. They are legit.

Agreed! And they now offer different filters depending on what is most important to you to filter: one for smoke, one for allergens, etc.

We have a 2500 sq ft home so we have several air purifiers. I went off wirecutter's list and got Coway Airmega for the rooms with higher ceilings and Levoit for the kid rooms and office (where the litter box is). We have had them for a year and I'm happy with them. They've significantly cut down on daycare illness transmission within our household. Instead of all 4 of us getting sick it's 1 kid and sometimes 1 parent per illness.

Anecdotally, I have two big Airmegas running in fairly small spaces and I can't tell a difference in air quality between when they've been running and when they haven't. I don't get what the point is.

I have a Whirlpool Whispure that is about ten years old and has performed well, but I think you can get a similar sized Conway Airmega 200M for about half the price, and they are very well rated. A full filter set lasts for a year, you change the carbon prefilter every three months. The filter set will cost you about $35 each year.

Id say no, proprietary airfilter. I use [https://cowaymega.com/products](https://cowaymega.com/products) and get 3rd party filters to replace it. I also turned it into a fan by using plastic vacuum hose.

Another vote for Coway Airmega. I've had several since 2020 and still going strong.

Coway Airmega, none others comes close to it

I got some Conway ones on sale for a main level and bedroom in my house a while back. My plan was to help alleviate dander, allergens, and fire smoke. I can't say I have any empirical evidence of their efficacy, but I'm glad I have them. If you have a couple hundred bucks and no central air, I think it's worth it.

huge fan of Coway Airmega. filters last a long time, it has a mesh prescreen you take out and clean every 3 weeks or so, and it's both quiet and has a good CADR. And it's very slim and doesn't take up much space!

The Coway airmega is the best overall imo

I have the Coway Airmega 200M in my office which is approx 10x12. I also have an AirGradient indoor sensor. My particulate readings with the air filter are almost always at 0 for PM2.5, PM0.3 and PM1 readings.