Levoit Smart Air Purifiers You Can Control From Your Phone

Best for
Desks and dorms without smart needs

Best for
Pet owners who want schedules

Best for
Smart bedrooms with voice assistant control

The LEVOIT Air Purifiers for Home Pets is built around the Core 300S-P, and it is the most clearly documented smart model in this group. The listing confirms VeSync app control for remote adjustments, air quality checks and schedules, plus voice control through Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant on both Android and iOS. If your gaming room already runs on voice commands, this one slots straight in.

It is also AHAM Verifide, with CADR ratings of 141 CFM for smoke, 156 CFM for dust and 175 CFM for pollen, and the listing gives a floor area figure of 1,058 square feet. Auto Mode reads PM2.5 and adjusts fan speed and the air quality ring on its own, while Sleep Mode kills the display lights and drops noise to as low as 22dB. That makes it a strong fit for a bedroom where the console lives too. It gives way to the Vital 200S-P or Core 400S-P when your room is much larger.

• VeSync app, Alexa and Google Assistant control
• Auto Mode driven by PM2.5 sensing
• 39 watts on a DC motor
• High-efficiency activated carbon filter for odors, smoke and VOCs

The LEVOIT Smart Air Purifier for Home is the Vital 200S-P, model LAP-V201S-WUS, and its listing title rates it for large rooms up to 1,875 square feet, the biggest coverage figure in this roundup. It measures 14.96 by 8.66 by 19.69 inches and weighs 13.2 pounds, so it is a floor unit rather than something you tuck onto a shelf.

Here is the catch: the listing we compared is thin. It carries “Smart” in its title and references independent lab testing for dust, hair, dander, smoke and pollen, but the feature text does not spell out app functions, sensors or noise levels. It also oddly lists one 12V battery as required, which the listing does not explain. If you want a big-room smart purifier and can accept less detail up front, it is a logical choice. If you want every smart feature confirmed in writing, the Core 300S-P or Vital 100S-P listings are more explicit. Buyers who want a deeper look at the family can read our guide to the Levoit air purifier with smart WiFi.

The listing also highlights optional replacement filters: a Toxin Absorber for smog and VOCs, a Smoke Remover for wildfire and household smoke, and a Pet Allergy filter for fur and odors.

The LEVOIT Air Purifier for Home Pets is the Vital 100S-P, and it is the pick for households where a dog or cat shares the couch during late-night sessions. Pet Mode pairs with a wide U-shaped air inlet that is designed to pull in airborne fur and large particles, and a washable pre-filter keeps the three-stage system working longer between swaps.

Smart control is confirmed. The VeSync app handles settings, timers, filter-life checks and connection to third-party voice assistants, and you can create schedules with precise start and end times, assigning fan speed or modes such as Pet Mode, Auto Mode or Sleep Mode to each window. The AHAM Verifide figures say it cleans air 4.8 times per hour in rooms up to 222 square feet, or once per hour in spaces up to 1,073 square feet. Light detection dims the display in the dark, and Sleep Mode drops to about 25dB, slightly louder at its quietest than the Core 300S-P.

• Pet Mode with U-shaped inlet
• 99.97% efficiency on 0.1 to 0.3 micron particles
• Washable pre-filter and activated carbon layer
• Per-period scheduling in VeSync

The LEVOIT Smart Air Purifiers for Home is the Core 400S-P, a 20.43-inch tower weighing 12.79 pounds and rated to purify a 1,733 square foot room per hour. Its standout listed technology is AirSight Plus, which scans for airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns and adjusts to real-time conditions, and the listing says noise can drop as low as 24dB.

This is the one we would point at a large living room with a big-screen setup, where you want the purifier reacting on its own when friends come over. The limitation is again documentation: the description is cut short and does not detail app features, even though “Smart” is in the title. The spec sheet also lists the language as German, a listing quirk worth noting. For more on big-room options, see our breakdown of Levoit air purifiers for large rooms.

Best for
Allergy sufferers in the bedroom

The LEVOIT HEPA Air Purifier for Home is the Eleva 300X, model LAP-C341S-WUSZ, and it focuses on bedroom purification for allergy sufferers. Its headline upgrade is a 3-in-1 sensor that reads PM1.0, PM2.5 and PM10, giving a broader view of indoor pollution than PM2.5-only models. The listing also describes system-level sealed HEPA filtration based on the ASTM F3150-18 standard, three-stage filtration and a modular main filter with a life of up to two years.

At 9.4 by 9.4 by 15.1 inches and 7.7 pounds, it fits a nightstand corner easily. For smart-home buyers, though, the listing text we have does not specify WiFi or app control, so if phone control is non-negotiable, confirm it before buying or choose the Core 300S-P instead. For allergy-first readers it is the most sophisticated sensor package here. You can also explore our wider look at the Levoit air purifier HEPA lineup.

The Levoit Air Purifiers for Bedroom Home is the LAP-C161, a small unit at 6.3 by 10.24 by 6.3 inches and just 2.2 pounds, rated at 7W. The power adapter stores inside the purifier, and it has a small aroma feature that takes two to three drops of essential oil, with a warning not to overfill.

We include it to flag it clearly: nothing in this listing mentions WiFi, the VeSync app or voice control. It is a simple desk or dorm purifier with a listed noise range of 27 to 45dB. If you want an automated setup, skip it for any of the smart models above. If you just want something small by your monitor, it is the lightest option here.