MA-50

I've enjoyed Medify MA-50s.

For a space that large (and assuming 8 ft ceilings) you’ll likely need at least two high CADR units to hit the recommended 5 air exchanges per hour. If you don’t care about looks or HEPA, Air Fanta 3 Pro could be a good option. Another (sleeker and HEPA H13 filters) option would be Medify MA-50. Is there a particular reason you want a purifier (allergies, smoke, odors, etc)?

We bought a Medify MA50 about 2 years ago, and the dust and pollen collection is outstanding. I thought that I would have to buy 2, but 1 is adequate for our home.

We bought a Medify MA50 and it has really helped with the pollen and our dark hardwood floors are a lot less dusty.

Our hardwood floors stay dust free for weeks with our Medify MA50 which is pretty incredible.

I use MedifyAir. For the bedroom there are options of either MA-12 or MA-14 as they cover 203 sq ft in 30 mins. (I use MA-14). They have different size options for your basement maybe get [MA-50-V3.0 Air Purifier](https://medifyair.com/products/ma-50-air-purifier) that covers 1,320 sq ft in 30 mins. I end up wiping the dust off with a tissue maybe a month or two in, and end up using the filter extra as it fills out more rather than changing every 3 months on the dot. This also depends on use -- if for living room change it on proper schedule if it runs 24/7. I am not sure if there are washable filter options for air filters (only for vacuum cleaners).

I have tried and gotten rid of Bluair and levoit- just inadequate performance and louder than I like. I replaced them with Medify and have been very happy with the switch. If memory serves I have an ma-50 in the living room and ma-40 is each bedroom. 

I have two dogs in a townhome and have 3 air purifiers. Absolutely love them. No dog smell. I have one Medify and two Levoit. Just make sure you get one that can actually clean the size of the space it will be in. The downside is buying the filters, but I find it worth the cost, and you can find cheaper, off-brand filters on Amazon.

medify needs more love. those medical grade H13 filters are legit

I've been using Medify Air for 5+ years and they've held up well. They work well, especially during wildfire season. I also run them when guests are present to reduce the spread of airborne germs for an immune compromised household member.

We use medify air purifiers

Medify, Coway, Honeywell are all brands I use and trust. And I’ve tried MOST brands. One I DONT recommend is Sans. They’re overpriced pieces of junk.  Just pick one based on sq footage and where you want the airflow (example if you want it to blow out the side, you may feel more of the breeze, or from the top)