Philips - 3200i PureProtect

I got the Phillips 3200 last week but that was probably overkill for my living room and bedroom, plus I was swapping it between each room daily. For same price I replaced it with two Phillips 900s, working fine so far. Can control both from the app. Only difference is the 3200 app had an AI learning feature, the 900 doesn't have this mode yet

Hey The Coway Airmega 150 is a solid unit, but it only has a CADR of 234 m³/h. For a 4.8 ACH, it's perfect for your room, but only if you run it at full speed. If you want to target a lower ACH, go for it, since most probably you won't run it on max speed. What I generally recommend is buying something way more powerful than what you need. Here's why: Purifiers with higher CADR than what you need mean you can run them on lower speeds to achieve the same CADR of a smaller one. This results in less noise, less mechanical stress on the purifier, and a longer life of the fans and longer filter lifespan. (The filter lifespan of ~1 year is calculated in a room suitable for the purifier. If you get a bigger purifier for a smaller room and run it on low speeds aka night mode or speed 1 instead of a normal usage you'll get more life out of the filter as well which translates to less frequent filter changes so $$ saved as well in the longer run) As per what I recommend, I would say go for at least a 350-400 m³/h CADR unit that provides a good noise level (look at both sleep mode and turbo noise) and power consumption. I am personally using a Philips PureProtect 3200 in my room (same room size as yours), but only because I caught it on sale for $206 usd. Since it has a whopping CADR of 520 m³/h my purifier is never leaving the sleep mode setting, and I can barely hear it. And for that CADR it is quieter on both sleep mode (15 dB vs 20 dB) and turbo ( 47.5 dB vs 48.3 dB) than an Airmega 150 while outputting 2.22x the performance of the Coway unit. Plus app support and temperature + humidity sensors if you like the extra stuff. This is the type of deal you want to be looking for. See what's up for sale in your country.

I own a pureprotect 3200 and a pro 4200 , 520 m3/h and 600 m3/h CADR respectively. They are amazingly quiet as well. The pro has a gas (VOC) sensor as well plus double the carbon of the 3200, on top of the extra CADR. So if u wish to go for larger units these ones are pretty good. I am not knowledgeable about the green antimicrobial coating so I can't pronounce myself there.

Interesting, my research ended with teh exact 2 models. I already have a few Levoit, including 400s, so likely getting the Philips.

Thanks got it for the same price!

Best air filter so far!

I just got on Amazon the Philips AC3210/12 at a very discounted price (200€), if I don't feel good I'll make the return. However, I recommend that you take it as Philips is a guarantee of quality.

Hello, I've been using it for almost two weeks now, I feel really good. At night I can breathe without any problems and my nose is no more blocked. I recommend it, I made my father buy it too. 🤣 Then in any case you can make the return if you don't feel well.

I've never had any breathing problems since I bought it. I recommend it. I didn't find any issues at all; I've set the purifier to automatic and let it do its job whenever needed.

I'm allergic to mites of dust. After various research I was undecided between two purifiers, Levoit 400s and the new Philips AC3210/12 from the Philips PureProtect 3200 Series. Comparing, I see that the Philips has a better quality and the price difference is small. I'll wait for Black Friday and take that. I recommend you take a look at the new Philips even if you find few reviews since it only came out two months ago.

I've found this video on youtube if u want to take a look of the Philips: https://youtu.be/1_IgVxATAoE Btw i ended up getting the Philips AC3210/12 on sale at 200 euros, its coming today.

Thanks for the fast reply and recommendation, I looked up Philips PureProtect and it seems to check my boxes on exactly what I'm looking for! And its a perfect size too. Its slightly pricier in my country but I'm going through with it, thank you so much!