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Jamie
But how does this compare to the Winix models?
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Danny Ashton
We are going to be rolling out a new feature for the website that will allow you to compare any of the models we have tested that should help a lot.
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Danny Ashton
We are going to be rolling out a new feature for the website that will allow you to compare any of the models we have tested that should help a lot.
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Jamie
But how does this compare to the Winix models?
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Danny Ashton
I'm a big fan of the EverestAir as you get an overall higher CADR so you could run at a lower fan speed and still get a good number of air changes in the space at a lower sound. So if low sound would be a benefit I would go for the EverestAir over the Air Doctor 3500.
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David Parker
I am a psychologist with a 300 square-foot windowless office, I see clients in this office throughout the day. I am debating getting an Air Doctor 3500 or Leviot EverestAir. Which would you recommend? Do you have any other suggestions?
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Danny Ashton
I’m a big fan of the EverestAir as you get an overall higher CADR so you could run at a lower fan speed and still get a good number of air changes in the space at a lower sound. So if low sound would be a benefit I would go for the EverestAir over the Air Doctor 3500.
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David Parker
I am a psychologist with a 300 square-foot windowless office, I see clients in this office throughout the day. I am debating getting an Air Doctor 3500 or Leviot EverestAir. Which would you recommend? Do you have any other suggestions?
D. Parker NYC
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Anonymous
I generally avoid coverage estimates from manufacturers.nnIn our testing at full speed, they cleaned our test room in the same amount of time, so whilst the Core 600S has a slightly higher CADR, this is unlikely to make a big difference in most room sizes. nnAt a fan speed lower than 45 dbA, we saw that the EverestAir was 3 minutes quicker, so I would push to say the EveresAir in normal usage would provide more power - but it's still a fairly small difference. If you don't worry about the price, I would pick EverestAir, but the Core 600S provides clean air for $ spent.
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I generally avoid coverage estimates from manufacturers.nnIn our testing at full speed, they cleaned our test room in the same amount of time, so whilst the Core 600S has a slightly higher CADR, this is unlikely to make a big difference in most room sizes. nnAt a fan speed lower than 45 dbA, we saw that the EverestAir was 3 minutes quicker, so I would push to say the EveresAir in normal usage would provide more power - but it's still a fairly small difference. If you don't worry about the price, I would pick EverestAir, but the Core 600S provides clean air for $ spent.
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Anonymous
I'm debating either to get the Everest or Core 600s for a large room, I'm a bit confused as the ad material say everest has better coverage but lower CADR than 600s, which (according to advert material) has less coverage but higher CADR?nnStrictly looking at the cleaning ability, would you recommebd the everest or 600s?
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Anonymous
I'm debating either to get the Everest or Core 600s for a large room, I'm a bit confused as the ad material say everest has better coverage but lower CADR than 600s, which (according to advert material) has less coverage but higher CADR?nnStrictly looking at the cleaning ability, would you recommebd the everest or 600s?
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Danny Ashton
This model has no ionizer, so it's 100% mechanical filtration. No ozone detected.
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Danny Ashton
Do you know if this operates mechanically or electronically? During your test did it produce any ozone?
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Danny Ashton
This model has no ionizer, so it's 100% mechanical filtration. No ozone detected.
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Danny Ashton
Do you know if this operates mechanically or electronically? During your test did it produce any ozone?
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Thank you!
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Christopher Keene
I would if that the extra cost is affordable. You get 400 grams of carbon with the EverestAir vs 160 of carbon you get with the standard filter in core 600S. nnThe removable pre-filter will also make it much easier to stay on top of keeping it clean. A dirty pre-filter will effect particle removal performance.
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Danny Ashton
Would you recommend the Everest Air over the 600s? nI have a dog that sheds and I'm considering the Everest Air since it has the pre-filter that is easier to clean. From the conclusion here it seems that the 600s is more powerful (although everest was marginally quicker on cleaning) but from other reviews looks like cleaning the 600s filter isn't easy.
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Danny Ashton
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S Y
Thank you!
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Christopher Keene
I would if that the extra cost is affordable. You get 400 grams of carbon with the EverestAir vs 160 of carbon you get with the standard filter in core 600S. nnThe removable pre-filter will also make it much easier to stay on top of keeping it clean. A dirty pre-filter will effect particle removal performance.
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Danny Ashton
Would you recommend the Everest Air over the 600s? nI have a dog that sheds and I'm considering the Everest Air since it has the pre-filter that is easier to clean. From the conclusion here it seems that the 600s is more powerful (although everest was marginally quicker on cleaning) but from other reviews looks like cleaning the 600s filter isn't easy.
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