Levoit EverestAir Review - Better Than Dyson?
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2024
- Hey, today Danny is reviewing one of the most expensive Levoit Air Purifers. The Levoit EverestAir is an elegant 500 dollars unit, with good performance for the price, but with some limitations we talk in this review.
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Compared with unit of the same price, like the Air Doctor 3000, SmartAir Blast Mini, and compared with less expensive unit but with similar performance like the Levoit Core 600s and the Bluair Blue Pure 211+.
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Danny is such a good reviewer and it's great he started to review the more mid-range and higher-range products. I hope he reviews the Coway ProX. One of the downsides he missed with the Levoit EverestAir is the reverse order of the carbon filter. It's better if the carbon filter is ahead of the HEPA as that helps to increase their service life.
I mean it helps increase the life of the HEPA because it acts as an additional prefilter.
Thanks do the kind words and will look to do more higher end devices soon. Yes you make a good point, it would be better to have the carbon swapped , smart air does this right with their devices.
@@HouseFresh The Smart Air SA600 has the carbon filter after the HEPA like Levoit. Coway does it the other way round but they don't separate the carbon and the HEPA filters.
Thank you. You made me decide which Levoit I wanted.
Glad to help!
I live in a very small studio and have this unit on all the time, sometimes in turbo mode for hours, and my apartment still stinks of my neighbors’ cooking
@@alonjanen1618 that’s not good. What type of food are your neighbours cooking?
Regarding your final comments in the video…thought you should know: I was just about to hit the “place order” button on a Levoit 600S when I came across your previous review of the Vital 200S. You completely changed my mind (and saved me a couple bucks). I’m sorry, I can’t support Amazon, so I didn’t use your affiliate links but absolutely purchased (from Levoit direct) because of your video.
Glad it was useful and hope you will be happy with Vital 200s. No worries about not using Amazon, I understand!
Your comment has encouraged me to apply for the Levoit affiliate scheme so hopefully can include that in future videos!
Just a quick one to say after your comment we added functionality to buy from Levoit.com or Amazon.com on our links - I wouldn't have done it with your comment. 🙏
I was able to pick one up from amazon for $300 (I had $50 gift card). I am excited to try it out once it comes home. I am mainly looking for quiet air purifier that could also move air at lower speed. Which is limited. It was either Everest Air or Blue Air 221i Max. But I didn't like how fat and bulky Blueair looked.
Hope you enjoy the EverestAir that price is great. Be awarethe Blueair uses hepa silent that includes ionization and mechanical particle filtration.
@@HouseFreshwhat is the disadvantage of having ionization dan mechanicsl particle filteration?
@@subzound Ionization can lead to more dust around the device as it will make the particles heavier around the device. Whilst older ionization can lead to VOCs from ozone, the newer models don't have this issue and the ozone is removed before it leaves the device using the activated charcoal filter. I generally prefer not but it can be a fairly cheap way to get improve particle removal/odors when combined by always prefer it as an option not default as you see with Blueairs - HEPA Silent.
@@HouseFresh its interesting youve mentioned hepa silent bcause currently im using blueair 7710i. Tried levoit 600 before, got rid of it. It’s loud at times when got to max settings and i found the sensor not as sensitive as the blueair especially for dust & particles. Just from my experience
Hi Danny, Thank you for your testing. I want to buy Levoit, and I'm just considering EverestAir or 600.
Which one is the best?
The everestair is pricier but it’s the one I would choose due to its design style and removal pre filter.
Thank you! I purchased one unit because of your review here. I just have one question: On your website I can see that you rated the Everest Air sensor highly, can I use auto mode all the time for the air purifier to do it's own work? For auto mode, when the clean air percentage is higher than 90% it will turn to sleep mode. The lowest speed you mentioned on the video or website I believe it is speed 1 instead of sleep mode so I'm unsure if the sleep mode will be effective or not.
I haven’t tested sleep mode but as this device is so quiet you could leave it on speed 1 continuously for cleaning all the time. It really depends on the issue you are dealing with, auto can be good for situations where you have irregular times when pollutants occur like a kitchen but many auto modes will push for saving energy over continuous cleaning. Next time I run some tests I will look at how effective the sleep mode is for this device.
@HouseFresh Thanks for your effort in testing different air purifiers on the market. I'll definitely ask my friend to check your website and youtube channel when they're looking for air purifier! Hopefully, your channel will grow fast as you're giving us trusted review!
I have my EverestAir running almost 24/7
and honestly my living space most certainly does not "feel like a breath of fresh mountain air." I wake up every day to the smell of cooking in my apartment despite this device running all day and night. Also, it's not true HEPA.
Sorry to hear, maybe the carbon element of your filter need replacing.
@@HouseFresh I’m mindful of when my filter needs changing. I change it out every five months, which is quite costly and sometimes even change it before it’s fully saturated.
@@alimabeane5400 wow 5 months that is a lot over $200 a year in filters!
Is the cooking smell generated just from your apartment? What type of food are you cooking?
@@HouseFresh I ordered one in
March and I'm going to be ordering another one in the next week or two. The next filter will probably last me until December.
the cooking is from my neighbors. There is a tendency for some of my neighbors to burn food and then it just gets trapped in my small studio apartment and the purifier does not eliminate the smell. my apt has smelled smoky for at at least 15 hours now if not more
@@alimabeane5400 I'm sorry to hear that. My only suggestion would be to try test another device that has more carbon in the filter. The problem is that many devices with a lot of carbon - like the IQAir Healthpro Plus (with 5lbs) cost $900. What speed are you running the EverestAir?
Nobody ever would use it at 100% all the time. On automatic is the most common use and electrical cost is close to nothing.
I think it depends on use case. Those with allergies, outdoor pollution, wildfire smoke or want to reduce respiratory virus risk will want to keep it running but it’s likely they will prefer to use as at a lower fan speed than top speed.
@@HouseFresh with all respect to your reviews, why don’t you try to run it at turbo for a year and let us know how you felt after this experiment/ experience. I put mine before going to sleep for 30 min and it is unpleasant to be there. Based on your reviews I bought 2 Vital 200s and 2 Everests and I’m very happy with them. I’m not trying to fight you on your methodology of testing but it should be the best case real life testing.
@@ZelmarDesignsfair point. Will look into including costs for lower fan speeds as well. We now do this for air cleaning performance tests as we had feedback that this was more normal usage so make sense to look at this for energy cost estimated.
Thanks for the feedback I’m always looking at ways we can improve our testing methodology.
Does it work for pet fur 😅
Should be good for pet hair. You likely find you need to clean the pre filter more often but this has a good removal pre-filter.