Levoit - Core 600S-P

I have a medium density dust layer on my filter every 2 weeks that I vacuum out, definitely working in regards to dust, but I also manually change the speed to filter out the air (Levoit has a feature where you input the size of the room and it runs on higher speed until it presumably filters all the volume of air).

I have a single Levoit 100s in a 1200sf home, and it does a great job. I had a 300s in my large-ish master br at my last home and it was fantastic too. Super quiet and very effective, filters aren't too expensive.

Which works best? I have an IQAir and it's very effective but it's MAHOOSIVE (switches on automatically though when a smart switch turns it on). Also a Levoit 300s - still evaluating. Main goal: house dust mite allergy control

Love my levoit ones

LEVOIT Air Purifiers for Home... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BJMY8HL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share I have two smaller ones too for small rooms. And I've bought a medium size for my mom's place. You should get one that's appropriate for the size of your space.

I just ordered 2 of the Levoit 600S-P.

I have a Levoit in my Lego room. It's a godsend. I would hate to have to frequently dust my city and everything on the shelves. I don't have to do much in there at all, maybe once a year light dusting. I probably don't even need to do that

We have two and yes they do. We have a purple air indoor AQI sensor and I’ve run tests - the Levoit units we have definitely help a lot.

I got this guy on sale for 250. LEVOIT Air Purifiers for Home... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BJMY8HL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Currently got a 40$ coupon making it 260. It’s good for up to 2000sq I use it in a 900sqft space so just using the app to set the auto eco mode allows it to keep the pace good even on low setting.

# Go with this Levoit Core 600S . This thing eats pet hair. The cylindrical design sucks in fur like a vacuum, and the HEPA filter traps even microscopic dander. My allergist actually noticed my symptoms improved after I got it.

My Levoit Core 600S is in our open living room/kitchen for about 2 years now and it’s been great for dust. I run it on low 24/7 aside from putting it on the max fan setting when cooking. I recently took the TV off the wall and noticed only a thin layer of dust at the top despite never dusting it once since it was mounted around the time I bought the purifier.

I have a Levoit Core 600S that has smart functionality but I never connected it to my wifi. The panel has everything I need to control it. On/off, fan speed, auto mode, sleep mode, timer, display lights off, display lock, etc. So it's essentially being used in the way you describe.

Levoit especially if you're getting multiples. The filtration performance is pretty good on the higher end, it's way cheaper and has app/Alexa integration. The cost difference adds up. https://www.rtings.com/air-purifier/reviews/levoit/core-600s Also, coway puts some weird pesticide in the filter of their high end model. That I'm not okay with. I don't live in a humid climate where this would be beneficial.

I'm not. If multiple tests show they do what they are supposed to do, I don't care that they didn't get the official certification.

He's referring to a brand named Alen. See here for a review. Objectively, they do worse than the high end Levoit. You can screenshot the pollutant concentration graphs of both models. The only day and night you'd see is in your bank account and by way of placebo effect. https://housefresh.com/alen-breathesmart-flex-review/ https://housefresh.com/levoit-core-600s-review/ Here's another objective test showing it outperforms Alen and all the others. https://www.airpurifierfirst.com/review/levoit-core-600s/

If you understood anything you'd realize rtings is a very reputable review site since they buy their own products and don't accept sponsorship. They didn't even start in reviewing air purifiers... It was largely electronics. Fyi. Several of the sites I posted already explained the HEPA situation and how it doesn't matter. This Chinese manufacturers often don't even bother with certification to save money. E.g foregoing IP ratings on some smartphones yet when tested they are still waterproof. Levoit used an older HEPA standard and didn't bother to engage in the legal battle. Objectively testing shows that they are superior. They also provide data on why the core 600s is actually the superior purifier. You literally gave misinformation on how you NEED HEPA cerification to filter air and used your anecdote. Anyone with a scientific brain realizes that you need objective data to form a comparison. Your feelings on this don't really mean anything. Hope that helps. Here's a pollutant graph comparing the levoit to the winix 5500-2, which is very highly regarded. The levoit is just better. And you're right we're just talking about an air purifier so no need to get all emotional about it. https://www.rtings.com/air-purifier/1-0-1/graph/29400/concentration-graph/levoit-core-600s-vs-winix-5500-2/44421/43720

Levoit core 600s (not the plasma pro version) Blue air has ionizers but some of them you can unplug and take out. I had the 211i max and just cut off the ionizer and covered it in electrical tape lmao. That jafanda 888 is good for large rooms. Also the really good air purifiers, statistically backed, look into “clean air kits” they are really legit. They look very diy but the numbers back up their efficiency. You can check out this video about them. https://youtu.be/gaQTYrisieA?si=QAwGzRWDNXUbj86Q

The Levoit? that’s great!

I would try the levoit core personally, really good.

I second this!!!!

Levoit core 600s, coway airmega 300/400, medify ma125, dyson tp10, alen air breath smart, winix t810/5500. Any of these are great, so you can pick based off of design preference and location. Ones that intake from all sides work best in center of room, others are fine up against a wall. Dyson works well as a fan or circulator too. I also live in a larger open air loft style apartment with a cat. I have a Dyson in the upstairs bedroom for the fan feature, levoit 600s in kitchen for cooking because that thing moves alot of air at max, winix 5500 in bathroom and by litterbox because it is best bang for buck, having carbon pellets for odor at low price.

The Levoit Core 200s would work for the offices. Premier bedroom: Winix 5500-2 or Levoit Vital 200s. Living Room: Levoit Core 600s

Levoit Core 600s if odors aren't a huge consideration. AirFanta 3Pro isn't the most aesthetic device but it covers a large area (650 sq ft) for a very reasonable price. Coway Airmega 400 is a good device. I would wait for a sale. Smart Air Blast Mini or MKII if you have a large budget and don't need to move the devices often.

Lack of ionizer. I have pets and don't feel comfortable with an ionizer

I have this one and also two of the smaller version. They work well and I’m happy with them

I use a Blueair 211i Max. It does an amazing job of capturing cat fur. I have to wash it every two weeks due to how much fur and hair it catches. It has significantly brought down my allergies. I also have a Levoit Core 600S that I love. My Honeywell HPA5300 is amazing at capturing so much cat fur.

The displayed PM2.5 value on our 3 Core 600S is completely off by around +20ųg/m3 so need to ignore that and use a third party air quality meter. We have a Core 300s as well for the office which displays correct values, not sure what that's about. Other than that, they are fantastic at cleaning the air! We went for the bigger 600S for our 35m2 bedroom because it allows to have it on lower fan speeds at night for similar CADR as the smaller models at max speed which is too loud for sleeping. We live in a dusty climate and keep the device at speed 1-2 at night and the rooms PM2.5 and PM1.0 are consistently at 2-3ųg/m3 now. Best bang for your buck for sure. Coway Airmega 400 has the same CADR and costs 2x as much for example.

I was planning for blue air but just yesterday I realised it has always on ionizer and they have named it as electro static filtration I hate when companies do that. So dropped the idea of blue air. As of now have levoit 600s and works well. Only complain is wish I could have a washable pre filter which levoit doesn't have and neither xiaomi Coway has them but they are not available in my country So if I have choose one of powerful ones then levoit 600s or xiaomi elite

I have a 600S in the bird room (Quaker and Green-wing Macaw) and the master bedroom, two 200S models in the other two rooms.

So far, so good!

I have 2 levoits.and about to get a third for free because my 600s kept getting an error. They have the BEST customer service out of anything I've dealt with. After I submitted the error on the app they reached out to me discuss next steps. Good luck!

Yeah I've experienced that before. I have the 600s and a small unit for bedroom. Sorry, forget the model. With that said I'm not sure I needed the 600s because it's good for 3000 sq ft and my house is half that. I actually got it because I thought it was cool how it can scan the air and adjust based on quality. This is if it's in auto. It never went past low. I wanted more cleaning that that so keep it in 2 and run a schedule to kick up to 3 or 4 (turbo) while sleeping. Also, check Amazon for open box items. I got it for $225, normally $300.

The 600s would be a great choice, and is probably the best value for the $ of any machine out there. Just don't rely on the auto mode (that goes for any purifier not just the 600s), and instead turn it to a higher fan speed manually and leave it there.

Get the levoit 600s not the Everest air. Better performance and cheaper price and cheaper air filter price too. Read this review [here](https://housefresh.com/levoit-everestair-review/) Also air purifiers don’t go through walls. Better to buy one for each room.

None of those “high end” are that good even the Dyson. If I had to choose any of the 4 you listed I would choose the Blueair. I have not heard of air purifiers drying out the air nor have I experienced it. I would choose levoit 600s if you have it available. Relatively cheap, covers a large sq ft, cheap filters, excellent performance. Medifyair MA-50, levoit 600s or levoit Everest air, or blueair 211i. It makes a difference as to how much sq ft you are trying to cover. Make sure it’s one purifier per room as purifiers don’t clean air through walls.

I bought a beast Levoit 600s, it may be an overkill for you and your budget, but there are smaller models 400 and 300. I highly recommend. Filters for mine are like 80 bucks every 6 months so there's that too.

Levoit 600s

I'm with a dog with small skin issues, a 3-year-old baby, and the Levoit 600S works great for now.

Personally after looking at all of the ones you mentioned and buying a levoit 600s (which isn’t great) I ended up going for Medify MA 125. Better airflow and I have independent sensors that verify better reduction in particles

I will also say that I have a Levoit 600 S and I’m very disappointed in it. And I also have a mod plus which I love so much but it just does not move air like the MA125 I use a sensor hooked up to Home Assistant and just watch these different ones work and I kind of wish I hadn’t bought the levoit

Oversized hepas are better. It allows you to run them at lower speed and still get good air flow without all the noise. We run coway air mighties on level 2 in four bed rooms and levoit 600s on level 2 in the two large open spaces. If I were buying now I would probably get levoit 400s for the bedrooms because the smart rules and scheduling is helpful and they are often very cheap on Amazon warehouse. Noise is barely noticeable and the amount of dust they pull out of the air is shocking. Bonus that we never have to dust surfaces. They are also great to have during annual west coast wild fire smoke season and keep particulates in the house undetectable even when it has been horrid outside. Other good additions if your furnace can handle it is a merv 13 filter on the central HVAC. We also donated them to the kid’s schools that didn’t have them to help manage particulates, air bourne microplastics, and wildfire smoke there as well.

I have 3 levoits: a large one in the living room (600S), a small one by the litter box (200S), and a small one in the bedroom (Another 200S). They work wonderfully and I definitely feel the difference since I have cat and dust mite allergies. If the purifier hasn’t been running for a few days my nose gets runny & I start sneezing again. They also work well when there are lots of cooking fumes or when using hot hair tools since I see the air purifiers automatically kick up the intensity to clear the air

Levoit is quieter. People get a little hung up on the no HEPA thing and I get it, but these filters still preform really well like you said. You are probably looking at a filter change every 4 months to keep the allergens down. So just take a look at the replacement costs for three filter changes a year. I think both of those units probably have cheaper aftermarket filters available. There’s no reason to avoid Levoit unless you hate the look or really want a HEPA filter. I will say that while the purifiers will help, they’re not going to solve being allergic to a cat and owning one. You also need a good bagged HEPA vacuum and probably some ongoing antihistamines. Anything the cat sits on needs to be dusted/vacuumed super regularly. Good luck. I love cats, but am very allergic too. Hope you can find some solutions that work for you.

I have: 1x IqAir with all the add ins and pre filter 1x Austin it 1x Levoit 600S 2x Levoit 300 1x 24x12x2 MERV 12 Filter (corsi style) but with an HVAC box and INLINE fan. All my HVAC return filters use MPR300 filters. I vacuum all the time, and run a robot vacuum multiple times a day. The goal is keeping the dust on the floor from floating UP and ON to elevated surfaces. In return the air filters last longer.

Get a Levoit 600s, turn the plasma feature off. If you had the funds I’d recommend an Austin or IqAir… or the version I’m working on that will be substantially cheaper than the aforementioned. Get a pre filter for it and when it’s time to change the filter, grab their pet version since you have a dog.

So… I don’t know who told you that you only had to replace the filters once a year but 90 days is optimistic for a Levoit Core. And washable filters are a terrible idea, nobody makes a good washable filter. Just replace the Levoit filter whenever it gets clogged up.

I’d yank the Levoit units off this list unless cost is your biggest driver. While the Everest air is a good unit, the core is just not. It will clean air at first but it is cheap and the filter cost will add up over time. The lack of real pre-filters really kills these things. From your list, Medify is excellent. As is Coway 400. IQ Air will filter better than any of these units… but moves a lot less air doing so. I own one and I love it but I fully admit it lacks airflow and is VERY expensive. Alen is also good, you can optionally equip them with extra carbon which is nice. You won’t regret any of these purchases tbh.

HEPA isn’t necessary for dander. It’s a nice to have but the Levoit performs pretty well. Biggest difference is that the Levoit has a non-replaceable pre-filter so the main filter doesn’t last as long. But also the main filter is cheaper. So… it’s a toss up. I think personally that Coway is better built and would always choose them. They also have carbon and a better filter system. But the Levoit will work fine for what you need.

I have asthma and allergies really bad from having 2 cats. I have 2 levoit 600 and 1 levoit 300. They will definitely help your asthma and allergies. Also talk to your doctor about a daily inhaler or an injection called dupixent. The dupixent is a complete game changer it completely alleviates allergies and asthma. For the cats I suggest getting them on liveclear from purina. My cats were sending me to the hospital every two weeks. I stopped taking the dupixent for a while and I'm super regretting it! I should be back on it in a week! I haven't been able to breathe in my house which has made sleeping a nightmare. So your not alone if this what your experiencing.

I have a levoit and it significantly helped my asthma. I went from going to the hospital 2x a month for asthma attacks to I actually haven't been since before I got my levoit 600s

I went with levoit because of the ozone. I live with someone with asthma. Also the levoit 600’s covers a bit more space than Winix. Winix does have cheaper filters though. Starting to doubt my pick but the ozone is a deal breaker for me.

I am currently running the house special of "I bought whatever was on sale at the time." So I have a mix of Levoit, Winix, Blueair, and a couple of decades old Honeywells to round it out. My AC system also has a "circulate" option and has a built-in HEPA filter and UV light. I monitor it all with a Airthings 2960 (one upstairs, one downstairs). Currently, I am trying to consolidate to a single brand (settled on Levoit - 300 and 600 sizes) just to make filter replacement simpler. Trying to get to a 6mo filter replacement schedule (currently closer to 4mo here in Texas, thanks to all the allergens). From my testing, here's the short version - as long as it moves air and has some sort of filtration, it'll probably help the air quality in your home. Everything else - air quality monitoring, app access, noise level - it's all bonus features that don't really affect the overall performance of the device. According to my Airthings AQ monitor, they do make a difference. I see VoCs and PM1 and PM2.5 go down when you ramp up the filter fan speeds. For recommendations - Level 1 - regularly change the air filter that your home uses - go cheap and replace more frequently rather than going expensive and hoping it lasts longer. Also, vacuum and dust regularly. Level 2 - bang-for-the-buck is the Corsi–Rosenthal box - and it will always be what I recommend to people who are trying to figure out if air filters will make a difference for them. Level 3 - buy the system that moves the most amount of air and has replacement filters that don't cost an arm and a leg. Levoit, Winix, Blueair, are all honestly decent systems - and if you open them up to replace their filters, you find out that they're really just doing the same thing the Corsi-Rosenthal is. They're just intake fans sitting on top of a filter. As price goes up, you're really just paying for things like automation (fan automatically ramping up when it senses high particles), noise reduction, filter change nagging, etc. My suggestion is to buy whatever goes on sale next time and stick with the brand/size for ease of maintenance. Minimum size I'd recommend is 1000sqft even if your home/room is smaller than that. The max room size is calculated by their highest fan speed - chances are, you probably won't be running it that high all the time. It is better to get multiple smaller units that are local to the area you're using versus a single large unit for a big space. These do not move air vigorously (less than your standard fan) - so even if they say they'll do "3000sqft" - they are assuming you're in a single rectangular room with only four walls. If your home is 2000sqft with lots of rooms and hallways, a single unit will not work. However, the number one thing about any air filter is that they are a continuous cost and will only work as long as you are regularly replacing their filter media. At least with air filters you will be able to see exactly what they're doing when you replace them - mine are usually pretty grey-looking by the time I take them out. Oh, I wouldn't bother with all of the fancy filters (like pet, charcoal, or whatever) unless you have a very specific need for them. Those are are mostly gimmicky. Air quality monitors (like the Airthings) are also not needed - and in fact, many of the higher end filters have particulate sensors in them. It's mostly informational for people like me who just really wanted to know if all of these filters actually did anything. Plus, AQ monitors don't tell you *what* the stuff in the air is, they just tell you it's high. I found out that vaporizing humidifiers make PM sensors show deep red spikes because they're literally throwing tiny bits of water into the air (but it's not specifically a negative thing - especially when you're trying to raise humidity). For the "do they work?" question, my answer is "Eh... sorta." They definitely help with things like odors (such as from cooking or pets). I have not noticed a huge decrease in dust build up (but my house is not sealed in any shape). I definitely notice that my allergies get worse when I go outside versus hiding in my house, but it's not like they're completely eliminated when I'm home. So for me at least, they help, but they're not some sort of miracle cure that'll magically fix everything.

Worldtech. Very popular online. 900 baht includes filter with pm 2.5 indicator. Gets 90% of the job done at 1/3 of cost.

I really like the Levoit. It’s super quiet on the lowest setting and you can turn the lights off. My husband is a bozo who needs white noise to sleep so he always turns it up to its highest setting and then doesn’t turn the lights off. We have a coway airmega for our living area but I prefer the way the Levoit looks and my older son kept messing with the coway and it got stuck on a setting so I can’t turn it up or down. ETA I also have a roomba because I am allergic to dogs but my dog is my favorite child and I let him sleep on my bed during the day.

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.

How is a levoit only better for hair and dander? Hepa is hepa and vital series should be just as effective as the others. Core series is inferior. 

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.

I chose the Levoit Core Series because its quiet operation worked well in my baby's room, and the cleaner air noticeably reduced my allergy symptoms.

Levoit are consistently ranked among the top by professional reviewers and customers alike. There are people out there who are all pissy about the fact that the filters aren't officially HEPA certified anymore and have made it their life mission to shit on Levoit at any opportunity, but the fact is that it's just not important as the filters are still among the best performing, with or without the certification and it's wholly irrelevant for most people's uses. My main advice would be to get the largest unit you can afford, as small ones are much less effective. Large ones can always be run on a slower speed if put into a small room, but generally it's best to use the highest speed you can handle without being annoyed by it. The Vital 100S and Vital 200S have washable mesh pre-filters which is one of their main advantages over the Core series, but the Core series are still very good. The washable pre-filters just help keep the primary filter lasting a little longer between replacements. However, reviewers have noted that the Vital 200S is the better choice over the 100S due to being quieter, more power efficient, and larger. The Core series have a non-washable pre-filter which you can vacuum every couple of weeks with a soft brush. They are still excellent purifiers, and there are plenty of options for third-party replacement filters which are just as good, but cheaper than the originals. There are also good third party filter options for the Vital series as well. Since an air purifier is designed to be turned on and left running constantly, the smart features aren't really necessary unless you would like to control the speed every night when you go to bed, or set schedules where it runs at maximum when you're out, and then returns to a lower speed when you're home, etc. Other than something like that, the non-smart enabled ones will do just fine. Also remember that the room sizes they claim can be purified are exaggerated greatly for all brands and models. The really small units which can fit on your night table by the bed and sell for cheaply won't be very effective.

Hey! I have 5 Levoit smart purifiers around my home on Google Home ecosystem, and it works flawlessly.

We have several LeVoit smart purifiers and they’re outstanding. Our old home is super dusty and these units have made a huge impact on how we feel and no longer see tons of random dust particles in the air.

I have had one Levoit Smart Air Purifier in every room of the house for several years now. I initially bought a few and but was uneasy about the expensive investment I was getting myself into. But I ended up liking them so much I kept getting more and more. I have no regrets even though I’ve spent over $1500 total on them. They make a huge difference (home for a small family + several pets). Actually only regret is I didn’t do this sooner. I’ve suffered from allergies most of my life, to the point that I always walk around 24/7/365 with giant wads of tissues in my pockets. These things make it much more bearable. Pro-tip, you can prolong the filter life by vacuuming the gunk off them. Probably should do it outside as the vacuum tends to agitate some smaller particles in the air.

I have recently purchased a Levoit core. Although it is early days, maybe a week or so, the air feels cleaner in the room it is in. I may in the future, purchase one more. I will be purchasing the same brand. No complaints so far.

I got a Levoit Core air purifier a few months ago and have been happy with it for odor control. I primarily got it as a couple friends are allergic to my cat and have suffered when visiting 😂 happy to report it’s been great in that regard, too