Coway has introduced a new lineup of air purifiers comprising the Coway Studio, Coway Suite and Coway Atrium, each designed to accommodate varying room sizes and usage scenarios ranging from personal spaces to shared and open-plan environments.
Coway Air Filtration Lineup
All three models feature 3-stage filtration system that starts from pre-filter, which catches dust and lint, while the middle deodorization filter neutralizes smoke, odors, and harmful gases; the inner HEPA filter layer takes care of fine particles like PM10, PM2.5, and PM1.0, as well as various allergens.
The Suite and Studio models are intended for smaller and medium-sized indoor spaces such as bedrooms, home offices and compact living areas with 92m² (990 sq ft) and 76m² (818 sq ft) of rated coverage respectively. Both models feature Hypervortex Air Technology with high airflow and a “dimple duct” design that helps reduce their noise footprint (at 23.7dB and 21.6dB respectively).
Notably, the Suite model provides full range of particulate matter detection via the onboard display (PM10, PM2.5, PM1.0), while Studio only provides PM10 sensor readings. The former also features wheels for easy transport, whereas the latter do not; both models also comes with onboard lighting and can be operated in four modes, including Auto, Sleep, Turbo, and Eco.
Meanwhile, the Atrium is designed for larger spaces, including open-plan homes and large indoor areas, with a dual-motor system to deliver higher airflow capacity for up to 116m² (1,248 sq ft) of area coverage. It also got wheels onboard, along with flush handles that stays hidden for aesthetics; like the other two models, it comes with four modes: Eco, Turbo, Auto, and a slightly different “Silent” mode.
In terms of pricing, the Coway Studio starts from RM2,400 outright or RM49/month via fixed contracts, while the Coway Suite is priced from RM3,200 or RM60/month; as for the Coway Atrium, the model can be bought outright for RM4,600, or rented monthly for RM89 onwards.
Pokdepinion: Not the cheapest as far as outright purchases go.
