Levoit - Core 300-P

I have had Levoit for a long time and they work well. Granted, if I was in the market I might do more research as it turned out my models weren't "true HEPA" as advertised.

https://www.amazon.com/Xiaomi-Purifiers-Efficiency-Intelligent-Purifier/dp/B08LH7XZ3H. This one but the amazon listing isn't available anymore. I think the new ones also support it. Also I believe have different devices available for different regions. I also have a Levoit purifier but that one requires a cloud connection to integration with HA, no local options afaik.

FYI HEPA filters are basically marketing BS in the consumer world. Very few filters with "HEPA" in their description are actually capable of meeting HEPA standards. $400 for a 200sqft capable air purifier is crazy. I have a Levoit core-300 for my 100sq ft room and it clears out my vape smoke in a matter of seconds. I believe its possible to get activated charcoal filters for this to help reduce odor, if not you can find activated charcoal sheets or packets to put inside the air path. There's a community supported HA integration for Levoit, but its reliant on the cloud service. You can flash the Core 300 with ESPHome though and have it work completely locally. I also have a Xiaomi Air Purifier 3C, it also relies on a community maintained integration with Xiaomi Miot but it can work locally too, I know cause I have it blocked from internet access and it works fine. There is also a way to flash ESPHome on these, but I haven't tried. I'm using that one in my living room which is somewhere around 800 - 900 sqft but its a double height living room so there's a tremendous amount of volume there. Side note, make sure you've looked at fixing other parts of your house before getting an air purifier. Make sure your AC ducts are clean, and the filter for your AC is working properly. Though don't put a high MERV filter in there unless your air handler is designed for it. You can actually filter more without putting extra stress on your air handler with thicker filters, but in my experience its rare to see units that can hold the thicker filters without modification. Also make sure your windows are sealed properly.

Yes, can attest maganda levoit brand and mura. Sa shopee ako bumili, may official store sila and naka discount ng 1.2k. More than 2 months na namin gamit and grabe din yung nakukuha nyang dust sa kwarto, super dami na in 2 weeks. Nawala yung bara ng ilong ko kapag naka side sleep position. https://preview.redd.it/8nl4emibzvtf1.jpeg?width=1220&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b084a76326ae6cb410616ce210c2a901a0eee21c

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.

If your home was next to other homes that burned down, then first have to access smoke damage inside. Whether it's serious enough having to tear out drywall and carpet (if have it). Or if repainting all walls will do it. Otherwise, have to deep clean the house. My dad's house was a block away from where the fire stop in November's Mountain fire. No structural or visible smoke damage inside, but the whole house smelled like a post camp fire. Me and my brother spent two full days deep cleaning. Washed all the windows and screens. Washed all bedding and clothes. Cleaned all the base boards. Washed couch cushions covers. Vacuumed the carpet and drapes multiple times. After still had a faint smell of smoke left. I bought two LEVOIT air purifiers on Amazon and were delivered even with his neighborhood having a police checkpoint. Couple days later the smell was gone. Most of the result was from deep cleaning the house though

I have recently purchased a Levoit core 300. Although I have only had it a few weeks, I can honestly say that it has really improved the air quality in my place. Yes it is circular and no, there isn't any smell from it apart from the 'new' smell that you sometimes get from appliances. That being said, I have never had an air purifier before so nothing to compare it to. As I said, I have not had it very long, but I am so pleased with it that I am thinking of buying more. It is definitely a brand for you to consider.

Hindi. Mga around 200 pesos per month yung na-add sa bill namin. 24/7 naka on, mga 1-2 hours lang kung patayin and naka high mode palagi.

\+1 for Levoit. Haven't had a single problem and we have 3 of them.

My Levoits have lasted for years and work well

I have 2 Wyze Hepa Filters. Find them very good. They display the air quality too so you can see what they're doing! I have tried levoit. They were ok but don't live long. I think the important thing is to have an air quality monitor or the filter should display air quality

I think this gets overstated. The Core series pre-filter just comes with the filter. It's not much harder to vacuum those than the separate ones in the flat panel units. I say this an owner of Cores, Vitals and an EverestAir.

I personally hate the sound of Levoit devices and the cheap build quality.

Just to second this, I use the Levoit Core 300 and find it good. Affordable too.

To be honest I haven't gotten them Yet. They are for my parents and were supposed to be delivered today but were delayed until Thursday. I have a Winix 5500-2 in my home and love it. I also have a Levoit in my bedroom that does a great job despite the reviews.

Yeah, as others are pointing out the pandemic is far from over. Air purifiers are a great idea. We have them in every room of the house. Get them to cover double the sq ft than the room you'll use it in so that you can get the same coverage on lower settings. The Levoit Core series is good, has a small footprint and is pretty affordable. I've sent these to family. Shout out for the [Air Fanta 3Pro](https://air-fanta.com/collections/all) because it folds down and is portable for travel. [Clean Air Kits](https://www.cleanairkits.com/collections/shop-all) are also awesome. I just got the [Exhalaron](https://www.cleanairkits.com/products/exhalaron) to use for doctors appointments etc.

Highly recommend Levoit! I have 2 large dogs in a 44sqm condo. When my parents would visit, they usually complain na amoy aso yung condo. Now they say wala na amoy. We have the bigger one. Helps with the fur also na palipad lipad lang.

Try mo yung levoit purifiers OP, we have allergy rhinitis at nakatulong talaga tong Levoit. 24/7 naka on. May legit sila sa shopee at lazada.

I have bought 2 levoits and have been nothing but disappointed. They run good for a few days then on both my units, the motor starts getting a bit noisy, to the point I can't use it while in the room with it. If you insist on getting it I'd at-least get it on Amazon for easy returns.

I have a Levoit Core series unit in each room. I can tell the difference when I run it- even visually, when the sun shines in the room I no longer see all the stuff in the air. They are reasonably priced, filters are easy to change, and have a nuce design.

Levoits in my home as well, absolutely love them. They also have an ESP32 chip so... future me may have to make them local if and when the Vesync app ever goes away. I like that.

Levoit Core 300 was decent on specs, but it hummed just enough to wake the youngest every other night. Ended up switching.

I got a Coway Airmega because it was highly reviewed on the Wirecutter website after my previous Levoit broke after only a couple years and wasn't fixable (circuit board inside was fried).

I have three Levoit 200s and a 300. Two and a half years later, they run pretty much nonstop. No issues.

Look at the cost of replacement filters. I have a levoit air purifier and I find filters expensive

Levoit Core 300 or Blueair 411i. They're both super quiet, lights can be turned off, perfect for dust in a bedroom.