Vital 100-P

I bought Vital S100 for my kitchen and I think it is prettu good for my purpose. At max speed it can "recycle" and "clean" the room in a couple of hour and is quite good also in removing cooking smell (not the big one like deep fried foods, garlic and shit liek that). The only "bad point" for someone is that at max speed is pretty loud, but I really don't care about that. Sleeping mode is fine. Probably the S200 can do a much better job but if you don't smoke and you will not use for removing bad smell I think is perfect. For my personal experience in the future I will (maybe) update into S200 for the kitchen and S100 in the bedroom / gaming room.

I have one Levoit that does 75sqm, and a smaller Philips i put next to my litter trays

Ah sorry I didn’t see this sooner! I have the non WiFi ones the older ones, I love [this one](https://levoit.com/collections/air-purifiers/products/vital100-air-purifier) especially cause it works so fast

I have two of the vital 100. Very happy with both of them. Only thing is wish was better is giving a proper ppm figure rather than the 4 color scheme which which isn't quite as accurate.

I have 2 100s, the square shaped style vs round. Very happy with them. I think the round style are visually nicer, but don't move the same amount of air.

I have 2 x 100s. They are nearly identical to the 200s. I have them in multiple rooms of the house. Depending on your setup or room layout.... you may need multiple.

We’ve got a Vital 200S and three Vital 100s along with some 300S and 600S humidifiers. They all work great with the VeSync cloud integration. I’ve been meaning to check if anybody has found a way to convert these and just kept forgetting to look so thank you for posting this! I like the idea of adding a second ESP32, especially if the new ones with 5Ghz WiFi get ESPHome support. We live in a dense urban area and 2.4Ghz can be problematic.

Yeah we have a Levoit in our bedroom and it works great, even with the apocalyptic smoke a while back you couldn’t tell anything was abnormal til you left the apartment. It could maybe be a bit quieter but we’re always running it on high and it blocks out street noise anyway.

The Vital 100, we’ve had it for years, and the filters still get *super* gross so you know it’s working lol. To clarify about the white noise, it is quieter than our window unit AC and my wife actually likes it, so it’s probably more of a me problem.

For microplastics, a standard hepa (preferably hepa 13) air purifier oversized for the room should suffice. Although not specifically designed for microparticles, hepa apparently does quite well against them anyway. The thing to keep in mind, however, is that no filament in molten state is "non-toxic". Although PLA is really only somewhat toxic with VOC emissions, when you use the printer in a smaller space like a bedroom, the VOC level can accumulate more easily, making it much less savory. To filter VOCs, you at least need a filter with a carbon basket instead of just a "carbon layer". Check out the ikea fotnuftig, Levoit Vital 100, or Winix has a few models as well that include a carbon basket filter. Here in my part of the US, Walmart carries the vital 100. It's like $130 or something, but it's a quick option that's probably sufficient.