The catch
Levoit Core 400S-P
Washing the combined main filter is not an option
Side by side
If remote schedules and a narrow cabinet matter, the Core 400S-P is the pick. The Coway Mighty suits onboard controls, a washable prefilter and an Eco mode that can stop the fan. At 4.8 air changes per hour their published room ratings are almost identical, so coverage alone gives little reason to prefer either.
Before you buy
Published room ratings are less than 1% apart.
Where this comes from
(361 − 358) ÷ 358 = 0.84%, and both ratings are at 4.8 ACH.
The catch
Washing the combined main filter is not an option
The catch
No app for remote control


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The Core 400S-P and Coway Mighty cover similar room sizes, so the choice turns on app scheduling, Eco fan stop, cabinet shape and rated power.
If remote schedules and a narrow cabinet matter, the Core 400S-P is the pick. The Coway Mighty suits onboard controls, a washable prefilter and an Eco mode that can stop the fan. At 4.8 air changes per hour their published room ratings are almost identical, so coverage alone gives little reason to prefer either.
Which one fits
Under the stated assumptions, both rated room sizes go beyond 320 sq ft.
Wi-Fi control is missing on the Mighty AP-1512HH.
Before ventilation clearance, Core is 10.8 inches wide and Mighty is 16.8.
Coway comes with its own washable prefilter. The Core's combined filter must never be washed.
Run a fixed speed and avoid Coway Eco fan stop. App control is not needed.
In practice
Published room ratings are less than 1% apart.
(361 − 358) ÷ 358 = 0.84%, and both ratings are at 4.8 ACH.
Levoit is six inches narrower but 1.2 inches deeper.
16.8 − 10.8 = 6.0 inches in width, and 10.8 − 9.6 = 1.2 inches in depth. Neither is smaller in every dimension.
Fan-stop behavior on the Coway is its own decision, apart from app convenience.
According to the AP-1512HH manual, Eco stops the fan after 30 clean-air minutes. Core 400S-P offers remote schedules. Neither feature shows that the air in the buyer's room gets cleaner.
Plug in your numbers
This checks hard limits only. Personal preferences are left out of the math.
231 CFM of verified clean-air delivery works out to about 5.8 air changes per hour in this room. Hitting the 5 ACH target takes 200 CFM.
233 CFM of verified clean-air delivery works out to about 5.8 air changes per hour in this room. Hitting the 5 ACH target takes 200 CFM.
This uses each model’s pollutant-specific CADR at top speed and a target of five air changes per hour. Quieter settings clean less air. Raw airflow and one-change coverage claims are never swapped in.

Levoit, LAP-C401S-WUS
Small and responsive, this smart purifier moves enough air for a medium room and has one of the better apps in the category.

Coway, AP-1512HH
Long a value benchmark, it offers True HEPA, strong medium-room CADR and an excellent Eco mode you can set and forget.
Spec by spec
| Spec | Levoit Core 400S-P | Coway Airmega Mighty | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Room rating at 4.8 ACH | 358 sq ft | 361 sq ft | A gap of three square feet is no practical upgrade in coverage. |
| Remote control | VeSync app and schedules | No Wi-Fi on AP-1512HH | Let the usefulness of remote access guide the choice. |
| Clean-air response | Automatic fan adjustment | Eco can stop the fan after 30 clean-air minutes | Having the fan stopped is not the same as filtering continuously at low speed. |
| Cabinet width and depth | 10.8 × 10.8 in | 16.8 × 9.6 in | Levoit has the narrower body, Coway the shallower. |
| Rated power | 38 W | 77 W | Actual savings at matched airflow are not measured by these ratings. |
| Prefilter upkeep | Clean the outer prefilter without washing the main filter | Separate washable prefilter | Care for each filter as its instructions say. |
Trade-offs
Change of plan
Go with Levoit Core 400S-P. Within the pair, Core 400S-P alone has it.
Go with Coway Airmega Mighty. That maintenance feature is on the Mighty.
Decision guide
The Core 400S-P is the pick when remote schedules and a narrow cabinet matter. The Coway Mighty fits onboard controls, a washable prefilter and an Eco mode that can stop the fan. Published room ratings are almost identical at 4.8 air changes per hour, which gives coverage alone little weight in choosing.
Almost the same room size is covered by the two current ratings. A label of 358 versus 361 sq ft shouldn't drive the purchase, since cabinet fit and controls make much clearer differences.
The Core 400S-P helps when you want to start or schedule it from another room. A fixed daily routine with local controls suits the Mighty. Its Eco mode can pause the fan, and that may be unwelcome if you deliberately prefer continuous filtration.
On the Coway, the washable prefilter is separate from the carbon and HEPA stages. Levoit's outer prefilter gets cleaned as directed, and the combined main filter is not washed. Replacement-filter costs remain with either approach.
By the numbers
What we found across the air purifiers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
| Product | Needs it meets | Facts we checked | Sources |
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| Levoit Core 400S-P |
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| Coway Airmega Mighty |
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