Levoit Core 300S vs Vital 100S vs Winix Zero Compact: Which Compact Air Purifier Suits Your Room?

Best for light sleepers who want the quietest published figure in this set. Sleep Mode is rated at 22 dB, with display lights off. Room size is given as 50 m² at two air changes per hour and 100 m² at one; the larger figure implies fewer air changes per hour. No CADR is published in the checked source, and filters are offered every 6 to 8 months.

Limitation: no CADR and no power figure in the checked source.

Best for smaller bedrooms where airflow is the priority. The manufacturer lists a 243 m³/h CADR and 20.8 m² at five air changes per hour. It has a washable pre-filter and a light sensor that turns display lights off in darkness. Filter replacement is recommended every 8 to 12 months.

Sleep-mode noise: this comparison uses the conservative 24 dB figure. The same manufacturer source also states 23 dB in its main copy.

Limitation: the 24 dB figure comes from an image description, so check the current manufacturer figure if sleep noise is decisive.

Best for buyers who want the highest published CADR here, 250 m³/h, and a 12-month filter interval. The maximum room size is 50 m², and the product page states no air-change assumption. Sleep Mode switches off control-panel lights. No sleep-mode decibel figure is published; the overall range is 26.5 to 53.7 dB.

Limitation: the 50 m² figure is a maximum capacity, not a bedroom recommendation.