This Air Purifier Could Be A GAME CHANGER! | Coway STORM II

[@finality4795]

Bro says " check out how quiet it is" meanwhile talking nonestop.

[@benbon86]

Will storm 2 be available in America?

[@lmstore7150]

The only downside is coway make it flat on top and there it is, your cat new sleeping spot. trust me, I have 10 cats vs 1 storm II.

[@fik668]

but storm 1 won for the design wise

[@AirPurificationEducation]

Coway makes some good units - Their air purifiers don't filter particles the best but they do filter well for the price. Of note: The sensors on these air purifiers are typically not very accurate.👍

[@esco.letsgo]

So what is the best one then? Forget budget items and room size, what is 2nd to non?

[@AirPurificationEducation]

I think the best mass-produced air purifiers for particle filtration and esp. the most dangerous Ultrafine particles are the Aeris 3 in 1 and the IQAir HealthPro Plus. That said, I think Aeris is only available in Japan currently and my not be available in the US or Europe in coming years. So basically, right now - I think the IQAir HPP is the best based on my experience. @@esco.letsgo 👍

[@liewxuemun8877]

Hi, grad to see you comment here! Just watch a bunch of your video to study air purifiers, do you recommend IQAir healthpro 250NE or cleanroom H13 for ultrafine particulates?

[@AirPurificationEducation]

@@liewxuemun8877 That is a really good question. Both the IQAir HealthPro Plus and Clean Room units are rated at "99.5% of all particles down to 0.003". So, I would guess the Cleanroom unit may be able to filter the UFP a little better on lower speeds than the HPP but they are pretty close in performance, it appears. Thanks!👍

[@AirPurificationEducation]

@@esco.letsgo Actually, there is no such thing as the "Best Air Purifier" - different ones will be best for different applications and environments. It's like asking - "what's the best car in the world?" 1) What is the square footage of the room(s) and the ceiling height(s) you wish to put a solution in? (cubic footage). 2) Specifically, what are you trying to filter out of the air (dust, allergens, odors/chemicals?). What is the #1 most important issue you wish to resolve? What is the #2 second most important? - if there is one... 3) Are you chemically sensitive? Or super sensitive to the contaminants in your environment? 4) What country do you live in? 5) Any other additional variables/issues with you or your environment are also helpful... Thanks!

[@Pigeon2u]

This is the worst review video ever... only yapping no actual testing on the filtration... fml