The catch
Coway Airmega 200M
It has no app, no remote control and no air-quality history.
Side by side
Since performance is so close, let price and looks decide. The 200M offers slightly higher pollen CADR and a cleaner square face, while the Mighty has the longer track record and often wider filter availability.
Before you buy
The published “Pollen CADR” figure is 15% higher on Coway Airmega 200M: 277 CFM, against 240 CFM on Coway Airmega Mighty.
Where this comes from
For pollen cadr, extra published output only helps when your room, surface or workload needs the headroom. On its own, it does not prove better results. The percentage is worked out from the lower published figure.
The catch
It has no app, no remote control and no air-quality history.
The catch
A separate button turns on the optional ionizer, and you should leave it off if you don't want it.


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This comparison of Coway’s closely related medium-room purifiers looks at shape, controls, verified CADR and value.
This one comes down to smoke cadr and pollen cadr first, then to the limits of your own setup.
Day to day
With an eight-foot ceiling and a five-air-change target, a 360-square-foot room needs 240 CFM. Airmega 200M's 246 smoke CADR clears that nominal threshold, and Mighty's 233 lands just under it. Pick the 200M if hitting that exact rated-speed target matters. Planning to run only on a quieter, lower setting? Neither published maximum proves the target will be met overnight.
360 times 8 times 5, divided by 60, comes to 240. The narrow threshold is planning arithmetic based on maximum smoke CADR. It does not predict personal exposure or sleep-speed performance.
Each model has an optional ionizer you can leave off, along with washable prefiltration and separate replacement media. For a mechanical-only routine, either stays on the shortlist as long as the control is set appropriately. Decide by the room calculation and the controls you will use, not on an assumption that one needs ionization or has a washable main filter. Neither adds app-based scheduling to that routine.
Because the relevant features are shared, they give no false reason to name a winner. Optional ionization is not the same as an always-on stage, and a washable prefilter is not a washable HEPA element.
Which one fits
Coway Airmega 200M lists “246 CFM” for smoke cadr, while Coway Airmega Mighty lists “233 CFM”. For smoke cadr, extra published output only helps when your room, surface or workload needs the headroom. On its own, it does not prove better results.
Coway Airmega 200M lists “277 CFM” for pollen cadr, while Coway Airmega Mighty lists “240 CFM”. For pollen cadr, extra published output only helps when your room, surface or workload needs the headroom. On its own, it does not prove better results.
Both models list “Auto and Eco” for core modes. Both models show the same result for “Core modes”, so this row won't decide between them.
Both models list “Switchable” for ionizer. Both models show the same result for “Ionizer”, so this row won't decide between them.
In practice
The published “Pollen CADR” figure is 15% higher on Coway Airmega 200M: 277 CFM, against 240 CFM on Coway Airmega Mighty.
For pollen cadr, extra published output only helps when your room, surface or workload needs the headroom. On its own, it does not prove better results. The percentage is worked out from the lower published figure.
Plug in your numbers
This checks hard limits only. Personal preferences are left out of the math.
246 CFM of verified clean-air delivery works out to about 6.2 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.

Coway, AP-1518R
This small square Coway pairs True HEPA and washable prefiltration with proven airflow for a medium room, and it runs efficiently on automatic.

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 | Coway Airmega 200M | Coway Airmega Mighty | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smoke CADR | 246 CFM | 233 CFM | For smoke cadr, extra published output only helps when your room, surface or workload needs the headroom. On its own, it does not prove better results. |
| Pollen CADR | 277 CFM | 240 CFM | For pollen cadr, extra published output only helps when your room, surface or workload needs the headroom. On its own, it does not prove better results. |
| Core modes | Auto and Eco | Auto and Eco | Both models show the same result for “Core modes”, so this row won't decide between them. |
| Ionizer | Switchable | Switchable | Both models show the same result for “Ionizer”, so this row won't decide between them. |
Trade-offs
By the numbers
What we found across the air purifiers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
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