I've used the XL [Medify MA-112](https://a.co/d/ia75lrD) since August 2021, and it has worked great the entire time. I don't have experience with others, but I remember when initially researching, that this one had much higher throughput than others. I buy these [H13 replacement filters](https://a.co/d/iVgtIW1).
All anecdotal, but it's worked for me. The highest setting is not quiet, but the lower settings are.
Weird. A year or so ago, the MA-112 PRO was listed along the other consumer-grade units. It then disappeared, reappeared under Medify Air's commercial-oriented units only, and is now for sale alongside consumer-grade units again.
Anyways, the [MA-112 PRO](https://medifyair.com/collections/air-purifiers/products/ma-112-pro-air-purifier-white?variant=42313765486659) is really powerful in terms of cleaning. So is the [MA-125](https://medifyair.com/collections/air-purifiers/products/ma-125-air-purifier?variant=39635063111747).
There are two main drawbacks. Both models have integrated pre-filters overlaid on the HEPA filter media. This makes them harder to clean without potentially damaging the HEPA media underneath. Secondly, Medify Air has a reputation for be quite to very loud on the highest setting. The MA-112 PRO's sound level specs must be a misprint. There's no way "Sleep Mode" is the loudest setting at 56.5 dBA. The highest setting is probably in the high 60s dBA.
If you're okay with a loud purifier, I might check out the [MA-112](https://medifyair.com/products/ma-112?variant=31240021180483) instead. It has separate permanent pre-filters for easier cleaning. However, it looks like the sound levels are incorrect here too. When I contacted Medify Air's support last year, I was told the highest setting for the [MA-112](https://medifyair.com/products/ma-112?variant=31240021180483) was actually 69-70 dBA.
I use a MedifyAir MA 112. I Run It on fan speed 2 and get about 6 months at a time out of the filters. I have a family of 4, 1 cat, and 1 dog and have seen a huge reduction in dust.
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