- How large a room does the Airmega 350 cover?
- Coway rates it for large rooms and open living areas, roughly in the range of a big living room or open-plan floor. It is not intended for multiple closed bedrooms at once.
- Does it have Wi-Fi or an app?
- No. The Airmega 350 uses manual controls and a timer only. If you want app control and an air-quality sensor, look at the Airmega 400.
- What filters does it use?
- It uses a true HEPA filter plus a carbon pre-filter for odors. Both are replaceable, and the pre-filter can be vacuumed between changes.
- How is it different from the Airmega 250 and 400?
- It moves more air than the 250 for larger rooms, but lacks the 400's smart features and auto mode. It sits in the middle of the line.
- Is it loud?
- On low and medium speeds it is quiet enough for a living room. On high it is clearly audible, so most owners run it lower overnight.
- What comes in the box?
- The purifier ships with its HEPA and carbon filters installed, so it is ready to run after removing the packaging.
- Where is the Coway Airmega 350 Large Room Whole Home HEPA Air Purifier cheapest?
- At Sylvane, for $309.99, as of our latest check.