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Winix AT40 vs Winix T810

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#13 of 20 in Large-Room Air Purifiers

Winix AT40

3.5/10

Best for: An Energy Star 265 CFM purifier

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#14 of 20 in Large-Room Air Purifiers

Winix T810

3.5/10

Best for: A 272 CFM tower with a numeric air display

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecWinix AT40Winix T810Weight
Smoke CADRSmoke is the hardest of the three AHAM CADR tests, so we use it when listed. Levoit lists one headline CADR, and we use that. Shark, Honeywell, Molekule and IQAir don't publish an AHAM CADR, so those cells are blank and score at the lowest published value in the category. 265 CFM 272 CFM 40%
CADR per wattComputed by us: smoke CADR divided by the maker's rated or maximum power. Higher means more clean air for the electricity, which matters for a machine that runs all day. Not listed Not listed 15%
Quietest settingThe lowest listed noise level, usually sleep mode. Makers measure at different distances, so treat differences of 1–2 dB as a tie. 22.04 dB 23.8 dB 10%
Loudest settingNoise at top speed, which is what you hear when you run it hard for smoke or cooking. Left blank when the maker lists only the minimum. Not listed Not listed 10%
Carbon or odor stage includedYes when the filter in the box includes an activated-carbon or deodorization stage, per the maker. HEPA alone traps particles but not odors or gases. Yes Yes 10%
Main filter lifeThe maker's 'up to' figure for the main HEPA filter. Makers assume different daily run times (noted on each product), so this is a rough guide to running costs. 12 months 12 months 15%
CADR (dust / pollen / smoke)259 / 244 / 265265 / 267 / 272info
AHAM room size410 ft²418 ft²info
Maximum coverage1,968 ft² (1 ACH)2,006 ft² (1 ACH)info
Filter4-stage: True HEPA + activated carbon4-stage: True HEPA + activated carboninfo
Filter lifeHEPA 12 months; carbon 12 monthsHEPA 12 months; carbon 12 monthsinfo
Minimum noise22.04 dB23.8 dBinfo
CertificationsAHAM, Energy Star, UL, CARBNot listedinfo
Weight10.2 lb10.2 lbinfo
SmartNot listedWi-Fi, Alexa, Google Homeinfo
AirPick score3.5/103.5/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Winix AT40

Better published figure on: Quietest setting.

What we like

  • Energy Star certified
  • 22 dB minimum

Watch out for

  • Power not listed

Winix T810

Better published figure on: Smoke CADR.

What we like

  • 272 CFM at 10.2 lb
  • Carbon rated 12 months

Watch out for

  • Power not listed

Verdict

Close siblings: 272 vs 265 CFM smoke, both 10.2 lb with 12-month HEPA and carbon. AT40 is Energy Star certified and lists 22 vs 23.8 dB minimum noise.

Winix AT40 on AmazonWinix T810 on Amazon
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