Setting up both the Levoit Core 300 and Blueair 411 is a piece of cake. Conversely, the Core 300 will cost you $3.80 in similar room conditions. This implies that the Blueair 411 is more energy-efficient than its Levoit counterpart it will cost you less than a dollar in a day in the form of power bills. On the other hand, the Blueair 411 utilizes a 10-watt motor while the Core 300 uses a 45-watt motor.In addition to the True HEPA filter that’s conspicuously lacking in the Blueair 411, the Core 300 boasts an enhanced airtight sealing strip that prevents the trapped airborne contaminants from escaping the unit, which makes it a better air cleaner.The Core 300’s unmatched prowess is largely attributable to its VortexAir technology, a cyclonic airflow system that expedites air circulation and allows the unit to filter airborne contaminants more efficiently. ft., while the Core 300 covers spaces with a maximum square foot of 219 without breaking a sweat. The Levoit Blue Pure 411 is designed for rooms measuring no more than 161 sq.Both air cleaners are ozone-free, implying that they won’t affect the environment detrimentally.Luckily, it boasts a quieter motor its noise level is identical to the sound produced by the Core 300 on sleep mode. On the other hand, the Blueair 411 lacks a sleep mode. This way, you can enjoy an undisrupted sleep or study while the air cleaner is running. Although the Core 300 has a noisier engine, it features a sleep mode that reduces the fan speeds when you’re looking to minimize the unit’s sound output. We can confidently tell you that both air purifiers operate unobtrusively with a similar noise level.We tested both the Levoit Core 300 and Blueair 411 in real-time room conditions to determine which unit is more effective in cleaning your air while costing you less. Its honeycomb-patterned holes coupled with a glossy white finish that creates a rainbow illusion as light bounces off its exterior affords this air cleaner a distinctive appearance that will give its Blueair counterpart a run for its money. It boasts a cylindrical body with smooth, curved edges and a rounded touch LED screen that affords the unit a modern flair.
The Blueair 411 is also a tad smaller than the Core 300, which implies that it will take less space in your room.At 7.5lBs, the Core 300 isn’t a heavy device either, but its weight doubles that of the Blueair Blue Pure 411. Our evaluators found that the Blueair Blue Pure411 air purifier weighs a little over three pounds, which makes it a lightweight unit that you can effortlessly carry from room to room.The Core 300 doesn’t provide much color diversity. You can easily change the pre-filters appearance by choosing from the different available shades, including diva blue, dark shadow, lunar rock, crystal pink, and yellow. The Blueair is designed to fit into different home décors, which is evident from its personalized filters.The two units are sufficiently compact to fit in tight spaces and lightweight enough to carry around as you travel. Both the Levoit Core 300 and Blueair Blue Pure 411 boast a simple, cylindrical design.
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