Coway AP-1012GH Smart Air Purifier with HEPA FilterDetailsCoway AP-1012GH Carbon Filter FREE Shipping on orders over $49. DetailsCoway AP-1012GH HEPA Filter FREE Shipping. 24.5 x 8.6 x 13.8 inches 20.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Item can be shipped within U.S. Click here for Proposition 65 warning 4.1 out of 5 stars #449,965 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #1,181 in Home & Kitchen > Heating, Cooling & Air Quality > Air Purifiers > Parts & Accessories See all 125 customer reviews Mostly due to my cat's dander, dust and occasional odors (like burning something in the kitchen or fireplace); I had a Holmes HAP716-U True HEPA 3 Speed Tower Allergen Remover. It was convenient and had a thin washable piece of foam, but expensive filter replacements. I used to actually vacuum out the filters to make them last. Then I obtained the Winix WAC9300 (Medium Room) Ultimate Pet True HEPA Air Cleaner with PlasmaWave Technology, which is an amazing is an amazing machine.

I used it in my master bedroom and it has worked fine for almost two years.When the COWAY arrived, I immediately switched that into my master bedroom and placed the Winix in the office where the kitty litter box stays. I leave the Winix up to the nasty fine particle kitty litter particles. The COWAY is now my bedroom filter and it works just as well if not better.The Coway looks fantastic with a sleek black mirror effect and blue lights that are easily seen in the light or dark. They operate the power, the speed (four), the Ionizer indicator, the Timer indicator (1, 4 and 8 hours), the Filter reset Indicator and the Filter reset button.As seen in the video, there is a Pre-Filter that catches large dust, mold, human hair, pet hair, and more with an antibacterial material.The Odor Filter has a granular active carbon Odor Filter, which is great at trapping odors and harmful gases to create a natural clean smell. See all 125 customer reviews (newest first) This is a great product. The replacement filter is easy to install and we can notice the difference in air quality.

I purchased this Coway Ap-1012GH Air Purifier back in March 2014 because the room where I have my home office gets really dusty and I wanted something to help pick up some of the...Have run through original filters and three sets through each. airworks refrigerator air purifier Item does excellent air cleaning and it remained whisper quiet for two years. air purifier fap02The serviceable filters were easy to access and to clean.claritin air purifier amazon I wanted to wait for several months before providing a review because of nature of Air Purifiers.I've found this unit to be effective in filtering out the indoor air,... Air purifier works great for a small apartment. Really keeps the cat dander down and the general allergies out of my sinuses.

Noticed the difference immediately. Easy to set up, no problems in how to use properly. Would recommend this product easily. Works great, however the fan rattling is incredibly annoying. But I did find a fix, its not the best way to go about it,but it did work. Over priced than its quality. A little loud but does great work and you can see by the changing color that the air is not the greatest. Sometimes seems to also cool the room at the same time!You don't have permission to access the requested object. It is either read-protected or not readable by the server. If you think this is a server error, please contact Fill up the online form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Report For Product Faulty Sales & Promotion Inquiry Update Credit Card / Auto Debit Details Standing Instruction (SI) Application Statement / Invoice Request The $249.99 Mighty Air is the third most powerful among the eleven Coways currently

AHAM Clean Air Delivery Rate certified. The Coway models, ranked by dust CADR, are: I have said I think this large lineup is ambitious, even for a large corporation like Seoul-based Woongjin-Coway, in today's shrinking air cleaner space. user reviews average four-point-five stars. There are few one and two star reviewers. tested the Coway Mighty Air, awarding 9.13 points out of 10, with a TopTenREVIEWS Silver Award and a second place overall. Only the $600 Alen BreathSmart outranked it in TopTen's tests, but I think we could look a little closer at Coway Mighty Air (and the AP-1512HH is a fully automated air cleaner, with three fan speeds modulated by a particulate sensor when in AUTO mode. But I warn users of automated air cleaners (not just the Coway Mighty) NOT to rely exclusively on AUTO mode, to run the machine on HIGH for considerable periods if better air quality is expected. Current air purifier sensor technology has some serious limitations, as a more sophisticated particle counter placed a just few feet away will demonstrate.

AP-1512HH has three sensor sensitivity settings, I strongly recommend users of AUTO mode choose only the high sensitivity setting. Coway's "Intuitive" air quality indicator changes color to graphically communicate the current particulate level in the vicinity of the air cleaner. Coway has also added an innovative and unique "Eco Mode," but in my opinion it's just a green marketing gag. When particle levels are low for at least 30 minutes, the fan shuts down to save energy. For folks with real clean homes, ECO Mode might be OK, but hey, AP-1512HH is already EPA ENERGY STAR rated, using just 7 Watts on LOW. So the effect on carbon footprints and energy bills is imperceptibly small. But the real issue is that when particle levels fall near the purifier, they likely remain higher just a few feet away. Shutting down under these conditions will raise overall particle counts when averaged over a 24-hour period. The point here is, while "green" is a worthy aspiration, green marketing often is an insult to our collective intelligence, don't be fooled.

Coway Ap-1512HH's interface also includes a sleep timer with 1, 4, and 8 hour setting. When the selected interval expires, the air purifier turns itself off. There is NO remote control. Here is Mighty Air's chance to shine - it is a . On HIGH speed AP-1512HH pushes 267 cubic feet of filtered air per minute. giving an average AHAM-verified Clean Air Delivery Rating of a respectable 240. I seldom recommend an air cleaner with less than 150 CADR (or equivalent power), so Mighty Air does have enough power to actually clean the air in the typical 240 square foot room. Coway AP-1512HH is AHAM rated and advertised as suitable for rooms to 361 square feet, way too large. Buyers should NOT rely on AHAM/manufacturer room size ratings, air cleaners installed according to these marketing claims generally fail to deliver low enough pollutant counts to provide health benefits. Don't forget that these CADR-based room ratings assume 24/7 HIGH speed operation, most unlikely.

I like the Coway Mighty for rooms to 1 CADR per sq. ft. maximum, where there is low chemical load (smoking, fireplace..). In my humble opinion, 240 square feet is a pretty good max room size for the Mighty Air. Mighty Air Ap-1512 has three filters and a negative ionizer. A washable and/or vacuumable permanent fiberglass screen prefilter, no longer a given in today's price-sensitive air cleaner market, does a good job of catching larger dust ahead of the other filters. Other makes, notably Coway's fellow Korean and close competitor Winix, have begun omitting this prefilter to cut a few bucks off price. So the first filter is a big plus for Coway. Next in the filter train comes Coway's Carbon Filter. Based on appearances alone, this filter fails to impress. These odor filters, while maybe 3/8 inch thick, contain so little carbon that they are semi-translucent when held up to light. "Although this air purifier is good at removing dust and pollen, we are not impressed by its odor-control capabilities"

Next in the Mighty Air filter lineup is a True HEPA filter. A key purchase criterion today is the ease of finding, ordering, and replacing the filters. With so many manufacturers abandoning their older products, filter availability is, in my opinion, more important than filter cost. Coway schedules replacements at one year for the HEPA and six months for the carbon. Ironically, this short replacement interval provides lots of incentive for dealers to maintain inventories. Back in 2005, Sharp introduced their Plasmacluster line with five-year HEPAs. Now, I love my old Plasmacluster, still running the "five year" filter after nearly 14 YEARS (NO TYPO!), but all Sharp filters are scarce and expensive because they sell so infrequently. A filter change timer lights an indicator lamp when hours of use hit a certain point (NOT when filters actually need replacement). The Coway manufacturer's 1 Year Replacement Pack, part number 3304899, includes 1 HEPA filter

and two carbon filters. Upon receipt, buyers should disassemble, inspect, and remove plastic from filters. Next comes the Ionizer, which is a simple negative ion emitter, but goes by the name "Vital Ion Technology." A separate button turns the ionizer on/off. The Coway's sound emissions range from 24.4 dB on LOW to 53.8 dB on HIGH. This is plenty quiet on LOW, but user reviews say HIGH is distracting. 240 CADR is always going to be a bit gushy, many less powerful air cleaners are nicely quiet when not cleaning much air. Some buyers are concerned about ozone from the ionizer. All ionizers generate a small amount of ozone, maybe 2 parts per billion. AP-1512HH is certified below the Air Resources Board's 50 ppb standard, which is set so high as to be meaningless (many ozone prone air cleaners, including some driven out of business because of ozone emissions, can meet this generous specification). Though I haven't tested an AP-1512HH specifically, ozone has not been an issue with our test Coways, nor have I

seen any user complaints. And since the ionizer is switched, sensitive users can just switch it off when spending time close to the Mighty Air. Coway's are occasionally subject to plastic solvent and packing material break-in odors, which subside within 48 hours. So buyers with MCS might want to look elsewhere (chemically sensitive buyers should generally be shopping better carbon/odor/chem filtration anyway). Some other Coways have gimmicky "mood lights" as pollutant level displays, but Mighty Air uses a small button-style lamp discreetly placed on the top control panel. The ion display can NOT be turned off completely, many cover the LED or turn it off for sleep. Coway AP-1512HH measures a mid-sized 16.8 by 9.6 by 18.3 inches and weighs 15.4 pounds. It's EPA ENERGY STAR rated, drawing 7 to 77 Watts. Established in 1987, Woongjin-Coway is a major industrial conglomerate based in Korea. In the home country, where air and water filtration has higher market penetration than in the US,

Coway air cleaners hold an impressive 40% market share. But Coway brand air purifiers have met some resistance in the congested US market. Coway brought purifiers to America under other-brand marketing deals, starting around 2007. Some RabbitAirs, Idylis air purifiers (exclusive for Lowes Home Improvement), and lately the Oreck AirInstinct series are Coway-built. Taking Asian brands global has been challenging for other large eastern corporations, Coway is not alone. But recent merger/buyout/spinoff activity suggests the parent company, with substantial construction interests, has been stressed by the slowdown in South Korean real-estate. The Mighty's back panel says "Made in China," where earlier models said "Korea." Manufacturer's warranty is 3 years. Customer service is not foreign-outsourced, and has a fairly good reputation based on user reviews of many (In Korea there are a few sour notes.) USA Headquarters is in Los Angeles, on prestigious Wilshire Blvd.