Coway Airmega AP-1512HH vs Dyson Purifier Cool TP07
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Higher catalog score: Coway Airmega AP-1512HH (Trust Score 9.3 vs 8.5)
9.3
Excellent
Best Overall
Pros
- +Outstanding CADR of 246 CFM for the price
- +Outstanding CADR of 246 CFM for the price
- +Air quality indicator with auto fan adjustment
- +Air quality indicator with auto fan adjustment
- +Quiet at low and medium settings — 24.4 dB on sleep mode
Cons
- −Blue air quality light can be distracting at night
- −Blue air quality light can be distracting at night
- −Filter replacements cost $30–50 every 6–12 months
- −Filter replacements cost $30–50 every 6–12 months
Don't buy if
- ⚠ Genuine Coway filters only — third-party filters may bypass HEPA certification
- ⚠ Genuine Coway filters only — third-party filters may bypass HEPA certification
8.5
Excellent
Best Premium
Pros
- +Senses VOCs, formaldehyde, NO2, and ultrafine particles
- +Senses VOCs, formaldehyde, NO2, and ultrafine particles
- +HEPA H13 and activated carbon filtration
- +Air purifier + cooling fan in one unit
- +Air purifier + cooling fan in one unit
Cons
- −Very expensive — 5x the cost of the Coway
- −Very expensive — 5x the cost of the Coway
- −Very expensive for an air purifier
- −Replacement filters cost $70–90 per set
- −Replacement filters cost $70–90 per set
Don't buy if
- ⚠ Filter life is only 12 months with Dyson's algorithm — factor in ~$80/year in filter costs
- ⚠ Filter life is only 12 months with Dyson's algorithm — factor in ~$80/year in filter costs
- ⚠ Replacement HEPA and carbon filters cost $70-80 each and need replacing every 12 months based on average use.