Levoit - Vital 200S

Levoit’s Vital 200S and Core 400S are great units. I picked up a Vital 200S per recommendation of RTINGs.

Levoit’s Vital 200S is great for what you’re looking for. There are various filters (pet, smoke, toxin) you can swap in place of the standard one. In the +/- month I’ve had it for, it’s done a great job. I also consulted RTINGs, which lead me to purchase one for my home… https://www.rtings.com/air-purifier/reviews/best/air-purifiers

The Levoit Vital 200S is great. It’s well reviewed, highly ranked, and recommended by RTINGs as well.

Levoit quite literally makes a separate filter specialized for smoke or toxins…

What’s your budget? Check out RTINGs.com for reviews. Ike my Levoit Vital 200S a lot. Works great!

Would really depend on the features you're looking for. You're going to want something with a high CADR as you're moving lots of air, keeping in mind that 99% of company's post their cadr at only their highest fan speed, which you wouldn't be running it at while sleeping. Things to consider, do the displays darken/shut off, how much space do you have for the unit, most need a clear distance around them. If you're concerned about odours or smells, then you should be looking at a unit with carbon pellets, like levoit vital 200s or winix 5500-2.

I literally just plugged in my levoit vital 200s in mine. It competes with almost all other purifiers for cadr in its price point. The lower U shape intake is supposed to help with animal hair (I'll have to see, although I have nothing to compare it to). It has a carbon pellet based filter, which helps with animals and VOC's. It's wifi connected if you care about "smart features". Has different filter options with more or less carbon, and one of the most overlooked points is that it has a washable pre filter which is key with animals. That all being said, I live in Canada and have WAY less affordable options. Eg. Coway 400's are like $1000 up here

We don’t use central air in my apartment and our purifiers have been helping a lot. We got two Levoit Vital 200s on sale on Amazon for $159 each

I have Levoit Vital 200s and I am satisfied

I just bought two vital 200s and they are Amazing just buy the better filters right away if you want odor elimination. For humidity, you want evaporation humidifiers. i have two Venta humidifier for 3 years now and they easily keep my humidity levels between 35-45% .. they use 3 gallons of water a day but damn the air is great https://www.venta-air.com/en_us/product-category/humidifiers/

We also run Levoit and I’m less congested in the mornings. Happy with them.

Are the filters pricey? We have the levoitt one and it’s nice bc you just wash the filter

Customer service is good but they changed the manufacturer of their filters and now they reek of chemicals. No thanks.

Vital 200 S is the way to go if sticking with Levoit!

I second Levoit. I don’t think I noticed an immediate air quality difference (except if I burn something it clears more quickly) but I clean up so much less cat hair and my husband suffers less with pollen allergies and isn’t bothered by cat dander anymore.  When the fires were happening thw inside of my house always smelled 1000% better than the outside. 

I have an open is concept floor of a smaller house so I just have a Vital 200S in the dining room between the kitchen and living room areas.  Unless there are particulates in the air, like smoke, it won’t automatically turn on higher, just for smells your mileage may vary. It has never made my house smell less like bread or chili while cooking. 

The Levoit Vital 200s, Winix 5500-2, Winix A231, or Blueair 311i Max The Levoit Vital series are reportedly improved versions of the Core series. Also, the Levoit Vital 100 and Blueair 511 are too small for your bedroom (when not complemented by the box fan). They have confirmed clean air delivery rates (CADR) of \~100 cubic feet per minute. You want at least 5 air changes per hour (ACH), preferably more. ACH = 60 x CADR / room volume. Your room volume is 230 x 8 = 1,840 (assuming you have an 8-foot ceiling) E.g., the Levoit 100: 60 x 130 / 1,840 = 4.2 ACH. Not bad, especially if you're also running your box fan filter. But not ideal. Levoit 200s: 60 x 245 / 1,840 = 8 ACH. Very good, especially when you're not running your box fan.

Levoit Vital 200s or Coway Airmega 150. The vital has better CADR but if you want something smaller in size the Coway is a high quality unit.

The 1800sqft number is for only 1 ACH which is not how you should be shopping for purifiers. You want to base the unit off 4.8 ACH which is recommended. That makes the Levoit only good for 390sqft spaces.

Loving my Levoit Vital 200s

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I love my levoit. Stepped up the filter and it works wonderfully.

Levoit Vital 100s or 200s are great inexpensive air purifiers. I also have one in each room. They fit up against the wall nicely, and make hardly any noise.

I have multiple Levoit vital 200s. No complaints and works wonders for 2 cats in my apartment as the unit has a washable pet hair pre-filter. If you time them right you can get the vital 200s for $149 off Amazon or through their website with coupons. Two notes for your journey! -An air purifier truly only covers 1 room. -Air purifiers don’t remove the need to routinely vacuum.

The Levoit Vital 200S has it, you can even turn off the backlight.

I own one. No chemical smell.

I have a Vital 200S and it seems to work fine. There are 3rd party tests that show it performs well down to PM1.

I’d go with two Levoit Vital 200s.  One for your living room and one for your bedroom.  Fantastic performance for the price.  That’s the minimum I’d want for my parents although I got them a core 600s for the living room and 200s for their bedroom.  But if you’re rich rich and want to go high end you can find a good purifier at basically any price point.  

I have a Levoit Vital 200S and it’s pretty loud on high

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.

I bought my Levoit Vital 200s about a couple weeks ago, so far im liking it!

Have 2. No problems. I like the prefilter.  Nearly silent on low. Can’t say if it’s truly HEPA. I think they claim to be on lowest fan speed. 

I have a Levoit Vital 200S, the VeSync add-on works perfectly for me.

My daughter has asthma so we run air purifiers in several rooms in the house, it seems to help a lot. We have Coways and Levoits but if I was starting from nothing I’d run all levoiits.

I can recommend a Levoit Vital 100s for bedroom (what I currently have) and a 200s for the larger room. Not expensive and they work great with a lot of control over the app via wifi. Also very silent, especially on the sleep setting.

Winix 5500-2 first came to mind because it has a great activated carbon filter which is great for smells. It doesn't have an app for scheduling though. The Levoit Vital 200s hits right at your budget limit but you can schedule. It even has a smart mode where it can detect poor air quality and ramp up the fan. The Vital 100s is cheaper but won't filter the air as often/fast. It's often best to size up as much as your budget allows when it comes to air purifiers

You'll likely need a purifier for each room, at the very least one for the living room and bedroom. The Levoit Vital 200s is right at your budget limit but it's supposed to be good with pet dander and it has an auto mode. It is certified by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers for 388 square feet BUT that's based on the highest fan setting. I'd say a 300 square foot room would be it's best setting. Slightly cheaper but larger in size is the Winix 5500-2. It's AHAM certified for 360 square feet. AHAM certified coverage area means it can provide 5 air changes an hour within that space on the highest fan setting. I have the 5500-2 and I have two cats. I'm not allergic to them so I don't care about dander but it helps collect some of their hair. I still run my robotic vacuum every day, vacuum the couches nearly daily, and brush them 1-2x a week and there's still hair. MAYBE if I had a better robotic vacuum but I'm fine with it. You might be able to save funds buying used on Facebook Marketplace. Most people just list "air purifier" and not the brand in the listing title.

Totally possible to get a good one under $300. I think the Levoit Vital 200s would work well. They have a "pet" filter option. Thing is, you might need one for the bedroom and the living room, assuming that's where you two spend the most time along with your dog.

For a 300 sq foot room I recommend the Levoit Vital 200s. It's rated for close to 400 sq feet. I'd run it at the next to highest fan speed. I have the Core 200s and it's suited for a room under 200 sq feet. I generally replace my filters around the 30% mark, sometimes 20%.

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

We have used the Levoit 200s (approx. $90 at Target) in the 4 bedrooms for the past three years and love them. We have used the Levoit Vital 200s (approx $200 at Bestbuy)for the past 30 days and LOVE them. The app is the same for both purifiers and is easy to use. they pick up so much from the air I did not know was floating around. We are not getting as sick, a cold, or feeling bad as frequently as we used to. Allergies are also less intrusive in our lives. Go with the Levoit purifiers.

We have used the Levoit 200s (approx. $90 at Target) in the 4 bedrooms for the past three years and love them. We have used the Levoit Vital 200s (approx $200 at Bestbuy)for the past 30 days and LOVE them. The app is the same for both purifiers and is easy to use. they pick up so much from the air I did not know was floating around. We are not getting as sick, a cold, or feeling bad as frequently as we used to. Allergies are also less intrusive in our lives. Go with the Levoit purifiers.

Three tips I haven’t seen this recommended yet but you can look into getting a closed litter box to help contain the odors(top and door to the box). I preach the vital 200 s since you can control it from your phone and while out of your home. Usually they have coupons floating around. Also you can try to check whether your cat is dehydrated as well. Their pee can be extra smelly and odorous if dehydrated.

Was going back and forth between these two, bought 2 of the Levoits due to the app. Also came out a little on top in rtings - [https://www.rtings.com/air-purifier/reviews/levoit/vital-200s](https://www.rtings.com/air-purifier/reviews/levoit/vital-200s)

I have two of these also. One on my main floor and one in the room where I keep the litter boxes. Helps a ton and love the pre filter!

When I was choosing an air purifier, the HEPA filter was my top priority because it can trap even the smallest particles of pet dander. The model I went with is the Levoit Vital 200S, and it's been fantastic.

I have a few of the 200 series of Levoit. No complaints. These are for a few of the rooms in my house.

I mean.... I mentioned the part about them having no reviews and being at a sketchily low price point of 1/2 to 2/3 the cost of everyone else. There are really only a handful of air purifier brands that have demonstrated reliability, affordability, and effectiveness over several years, and don't dabble in post-apocalyptic/steampunk decor -- coway, levoit, blue air, winix. If you want to pay more, there's iq air, alen air, and a few others. For $110, you could have bought a blue air 511 and almost a 411, a levoit 300, almost a Levoit Vital 100s, or a Winix a231. The winix 5500, the coway 1512, levoit vital 200, and the blueair 311 are all at this CADR, but for closer to $200.

I would buy either the **Levoit Vital 200S** or **Winix T810**. Third choice would be Blueair Blue Pure 311i Max I guess (this has an always-on ionizer). Try to keep the purifier on the top airflow speed/setting for the best cleaning performance. Lower settings will not clean the air as quickly.

What about winix, I also was in a choise between levoit and winix, winix you can turn off the ironizer so that's okayx the winix zero pro I will be getting probably.

Levoit vital 200s is not available here in eu or hard, rtings also didn't test the winix zero pro As far as I can see the winix zero pro is more powerful, but the levoit 200s is also amazing and better then the 300 or 400s also a washable filter that the circle levoit doesn't have :)

If you research, it was tax evading Dyson who complained about the filters. Studies show that the Levoit actually performs better than some with Hepa, so do not get hung up on it. Lots of lab-type testers on YouTube.

I’m only familiar with the Coway. I have a Coway Airmega 200M, I actually just replaced the filters yesterday. The whole set of filters was $60, the unit itself was I think $200. It has an ionizer but you can turn it off. I also have a Levoit Vital 200s, it was under $200 and the filters are about $45 if you get them on subscription. I have a Welov P200 pro, it was $160. I haven’t had to get filters yet but it seems they’re $20-50ish. The Levoit and the Welov don’t have an ionizer. They’re also both smart purifiers whereas the Coway isn’t. The Coway and the Levoit are in my bird’s room (one on each end of the room, 3 birds total), and the Welov is in my bedroom because my Amazon sleeps in our room. All of the ones I have are HEPA, remove dust, mold, pollen, VOC, etc etc. Auto mode to adjust the purification level based on air quality. Sleep mode. I like the Levoit and the Welov a little more because you can check the filter life in their app, and the Levoit will auto-mail you new filters when the filter life is low.

If it’s 150sqft with standard 8-9 ft ceilings (so not super tall ceilings) Levoit Vital 200 would be a good choice. If you have very tall ceilings you’d need something more powerful

The air quality inspector is right. The mini is much too small for a bedroom. It’s best for super small rooms or a car or camper van. Companies use square footage as a marketing tool for people who don’t bother to really look into what they’re getting. Most of those square footage numbers you see in big print are based on one air change per hour, when if you want to actually filter the air, you need between 4 and 6 air changes per hour. Plus, getting a larger unit means you can run it on a lower setting, meaning less noise and energy consumption. To give you an idea, my bedroom is about 175 sqft and run a Levoit Vital 200s in there. It’s great and works really well.

Air purifiers don’t really do a lot for strong smells. They can help generally by moving the air around so that things dissipate more quickly, but neither one is going to cover or eliminate odor. Either would be fine. Which ever you prefer and you can always turn the ionizer off on the Winix. Levoit makes some different filters for the 200 that might do a better job with odors than the regular one the unit comes with. I think the Levoit is quieter also, but both good units.

I like the Levoit Vital 200, but I don’t think it produces the kind of noise even on the highest setting that equals a white noise machine. The Coway Airmega mighty on high, however, definitely does drown things out like white noise. Just FYI, it does move A LOT of air and it can make the room a little cooler than normal. That can be a plus or minus depending.

Absolutely get it. There are so many choices. Just to give you a better reference, the Coway on the highest setting is like a bathroom fan. It’s quite loud. On the middle setting, it’s almost silent. Can’t speak for the other Levoits, but I have the Vital 200 and on the highest setting it sounds like a standard tower fan. On the other modes it’s near silent. I monitor my indoor air with separate monitors and both have performed well, so you can’t go wrong with either brand when it comes to performance.

It probably won’t damage the purifier, but it can cause issues with the filter growing mold or developing a smell if you use it in very humid spaces like a bathroom longterm. For a few days, it’s not going to affect it that much. I would however set up a fan in the window to suck air out of the bathroom and then run it while he’s in there and after he’s done. That’s gonna be honestly more effective than a small air purifier and help with the air changes. If your home has an HVAC system though (meaning air is recycled throughout the house), you need an air purifier in your bedroom just to be safe. The Levoit 300 is probably fine for a bathroom type space, but it is generally undersized for most rooms. Better options would be something like the Levoit vital 200, Levoit core 400/600, Coway Airmega, or AirFanta 3.

Levoit Vital 200 or Coway Airmega for the 16x10. All the others you listed are too small for that square footage. The Levoit is quieter if that’s important to you. If you have a bedroom that is close to double that, you either need two of same unit or a much larger unit (like the Levoit core 600) to clean the bigger room.

You have a cat - be aware, hair will get in the unit. DO NOT buy a cheap round purifier. They will get fouled very quickly. Levoit VITAL (not Core) is a good choice. As is Winix 5500-2, Coway Mighty or 150. 3 rooms at 300 square feet each shouldn't be an issue, but you may want to size up for the largest space (living room, I'd assume) which could certainly use a Coway 250 instead. If it were me, I'd do Coway 150 or Winix 5500 or Levoit Vital in the bedrooms, and Coway 250 in the living space, unless your master bedroom is bigger. In our house we have Coway 250 in the Master, smaller units in the other bedrooms, and another larger unit in the living area.

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.

The vital 200s is a fine unit. We rate it highly with only some minor disagreement on filter order that shouldn’t concern you overly. You won’t get rid of dust but it will help with airborne micro particles and odors.

Levoit Vital 200s for your space. I recently got the 100s and its perfect for bedroom. Whisper quiet on lowest setting.

Hi, my bedroom is approximately 14x12 with high ceiling. I also have 2, soon to be 3 cats that spend a fair bit of time in there. I just moved my Levoit Vital 200S up there and it’s showing blue the whole time until my gf sprays deodorant so I think in general it’s a pretty clean air space. Ideally I’d like it to be small. Also preferably without ion/plasma or the ability to turn it off. What would be my best option? Looking to pick up a good deal on Prime.

Levoit Vital 200s gets great reviews. I read a ton of this stuff and I don't see people reporting those units malfunctioning. Over the years, yes, I've seen reports of issues with a whining noise on some units (the 300 and 400) but that was years ago and Levoit addressed it and also offered replacements. They also have good service. I have a Core 300 that is still going from 2020. A Core 300s. And most recently a Vital 100s and Vital 200s. If sized right, these latter two are what you should look at - not the Core units. Those were good in their day, but the Vital units are superior. As for the Hepa question, yes the Vital units are, on sleep mode, and the "scandal" about all of that was drummed up by a competitor - who makes inferior units.

the Vital 200s actually does a pretty good job if sized right for your space.

Levoit 300? Vital 200s? Or? Provide specifics so we can help you. For your space a Levoit Vital 200s would be a good start.

Winix 5510 (180$ on Amazon), but there's a catch. It will do 350 sqft at 5 ACH (air changes per hour), for you that means absolutely clean air, however that's on speed 4 ( turbo), which is pretty loud. You have to run your air purifiers 24/7 (at least while you're in the home), so there's 2 options. You either place it as far from you as possible (12 inch clearance from the wall) or you push your budget a little and get 2 of them, so you can run them on speed 3(high), which is not loud. What matters most is those continuous air changes, so for your health and to not have a loud noise 24/7, I really recommend getting 2 Winix 5510, or 2 Levoit vital 200s, or 1 of each if you want the better Winix Hepa filter and the higher quantity of activated carbon in the Levoit. P.S. the Levoit I believe costs $160 on Amazon rn. (Edit): I forgot to add, because of your state of health, I would run the Winix with the ionizer off, idk if the slight increase in ozone exposure would be harmful.

Can you return it still? Your square footage is the max a 100s may be able to do while running full blast if you’re dealing with an active smoke situation. You’d be better off with a 200S Vital. Look for something with a CADR number at least equal to your square footage. Also, if you have a central air forced HVAC, you can put a MERV 13 filter temporarily into the return and run it on fan mode only for additional filtration.

Have you tried feeding them Royal Canin? I have 2 cats in a small condo, mine doesn’t have smell. I have Blue air cleaner and levoit pet air cleaner. Also, bentonite cat litter. Edit: RC is known to remove/reduce the smell of cat’s poop and pee.

If you get levoit gotta get the 100S or 200S 200S is better just pricer tho we had wild fire smokes for months in Ontario and I am allergic to dust the 100S served me well, I wish I had gone with 200S but was just to much at the time

No since they don't have hepa filter, the core are just reg dust with active carbon, you need ether 100s or 200s id go with 200s if you can

All HEPA filters are disposable maintenance items, some last longer than others. For the price I’d highly recommend an MA-25 instead. I only recommend the Levoit 100 S or 200 S if you are using it *specifically* for pet hair and dander otherwise they are not that great in my opinion. I’ve owned 6 Levoit products and I wish I had spent the money on a different brand for 5 of them.

I bought 5 Vital (100 + 200) devices and 1 Core. The vitals barely reduced PM when I used them. I switched to Coway and Medify and had much better results.

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!

Air purifiers have been worth it for me. I use the Levoit 200S and I find it great for the size of the rooms they’re used in. Should’ve gotten a bigger one for the living room though

We have a dog who plays outside and we had recently renovated the whole house after a fire. Even after a deep DEEP cleaning it felt like there were a lot of particles in the air and accumulating on the floor. Plus new paint, new floors, etc With the Levoits I can track the ppm (parts per million) going through the filter. The data backed up what I felt. The air just felt cleaner and better. I’ve had these for about 6 months. Occasionally they decouple from the app and Home Assistant but the units stay running 24/7. With smart home things I’m ok with the occasional tech support needed. There’s units that could do a larger space but for the price point they absolutely do their job

Air purifiers is absolutely worth the money. I got the Levoit 200s at only $300 but it's been really great.

Just have the Levoit 200s but it make a big difference. Absolutely love it!

I have had two Levoit 200s and the issue with the high-pitched ball bearing after a few months is REAL. I wouldn’t buy them again. (Our larger Levoit model doesn’t have this issue, though.)

The Levoit 200S has done great for me and seems to meet all the criteria you list.

I have asthma and allergies and the air purifiers have helped a lot. I bought the Levoit 200S and it works

Yes, it helps. I have a levoit 200S

We purchased a new oven range a month ago and I’m worried about VOC’s because we have a 9 month old baby. We did the initial “burn off” without baby in the house and then ventilated for a few hours. However I feel like I still smell a subtle daily lingering plastic smell. I definitely smell it a little if I use the stove burners, but even when the unit isn’t in use I feel like I smell something subtle. I haven’t even used the oven part since the initial burn off because I’m paranoid about VOCs. Daily I run two air purifiers around the kitchen area, a winix d360 and a Levoit 200S. I also open windows (which are right next to the oven) every morning and keep them open during the day. What else can I do to protect my baby from anything harmful coming from this new unit? I was thinking of getting a VOC monitor but saw that they mostly show relative values. So they wouldn’t tell me if the VOC level is objectively high/unsafe in our house on a daily basis, right? Or would a monitor be helpful? Thank you!!

Any purifier recommendations with that much carbon?

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

I have a few, the levoit 200s, the coway ap 1512hh, coway 200m, Blueair 211, and a govee. How loud of a background noise are you looking for? I think the coways are a little TOO loud on high for my personal taste, the levoit 200s is a perfect level of background noise without being too loud in my opinion. The Blueairs are a little too quiet for what you are looking for on the highest setting in my opinion. At least the larger boxier versions.

I have an air doctor 3500 and it seems to work fine; haven’t tried the ionizing function. I also have my LEVOIT still and it is still working. I contacted them to ask if they are HEPA and they said they do have HEPA grade…so…not sure what that situation is with them but the purifier does work, can see the dust it sucks in on the pre filter. I’m still considering also getting a Wellis to target mold/mildew/viruses but I’m hesitant for the same reason you mentioned. I’m looking for actual customer or really any feedback from anyone but what I have found is very limited and from other countries. How has it been for you? Do you notice any difference at all with it? I did find some info about hydroxyl radical production technology. Not particularly Wellis, but what they claim to use. There were some things that came up saying it is safe, but others saying it can interact with things and create different unsafe vocs, like formaldehyde. That’s what has kept me from trying it so far, but trying to find more information on Wellis and that type of technology.

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. 

I have one levoit core 300 I think it is In each bedroom. And a levoit pet in the living room. The sensors I don’t trust fully but they do show an increase in particulates on days that are bad aqi days.. So I feel like they are somewhat accurate. Can’t speak to how well they actually clean the air but I feel like they help. I’d definitely get a couple purifiers for piece of mind. They won’t hurt

I am putting an odor eliminator with World's Best Litter. I currently use Leviot Core 300 and Pet for purifiers. I will look up your suggestions. Thank you

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

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.