The Levoit Core 300S-P is a Wi-Fi air purifier that Levoit lists at $149.99 USD and rates for rooms up to 1,051 ft² at one air change per hour. It runs between 22 and 50 dB, which is why it keeps turning up in bedrooms and home offices once the windows stay shut for the heating season.
Levoit sells it on levoit.com, and a Wildfire Readiness Bundle adds a Smoke Remover filter for $189.98 USD. The pages we read show US dollar prices only, so Canadian buyers should check the price at a Canadian retailer before deciding.
What does the Core 300S-P offer?
It is a round tower purifier with a 3-stage original filter already installed. Levoit’s page gives these figures:
- Coverage: 1,051 ft² at 1 air change per hour, or 219 ft² at 4.8 air changes per hour
- Clean air delivery rate: 141 CFM (240 m³/h)
- Noise: 22 to 50 dB
- Controls: VeSync app, Alexa and Google Assistant voice control, a 1 to 24 hour timer, sleep mode and a filter check indicator
- Size: 8.7 x 8.7 x 14.2 in (22 x 22 x 36 cm), 5.95 lb (2.7 kg)
- Warranty: 2-year limited warranty and a 30-day money back guarantee
Levoit says the unit uses QuietKEAP and VortexAir technology and is ozone free. Popular Science, in a January 2026 winter sale roundup, also pointed to AirSight Plus real-time air quality sensing and said the app lets you set schedules and adjust the purifier remotely. That piece did not publish test results for this model, so the performance numbers above are the maker’s claims.
What is in the Wildfire Readiness Bundle?
The bundle pairs the Core 300S-P with a specialty Smoke Remover filter. Levoit says the filter uses its ARC Formula and a high-efficiency activated carbon layer. The page does not say how many filters come in the box, so confirm that before you order.
Smoke is a real concern for many Canadian households, which makes the bundle the more interesting listing for readers in smoke-prone regions. The regular price on the page is $189.98 USD, with no sale price shown.
Why look at an air purifier now?
Popular Science framed it as a winter question: people spend more time indoors, and dry air irritates the nose and throat. The same article suggested getting set up before the next wildfire smoke, pet shedding or pollen season. A purifier that sleeps quietly at 22 dB fits that bedroom use case, though Levoit’s noise figure is the lowest setting, not the whole range.
How much does it cost in Canada and the US?
Levoit’s page lists the Core 300S-P at $149.99 USD as the regular price. The Wildfire Readiness Bundle is $189.98 USD. Neither page we read shows a Canadian dollar price or a sale price, so we are not converting or estimating one.
| Listing | Price shown | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Core 300S-P | $149.99 USD | levoit.com |
| Wildfire Readiness Bundle | $189.98 USD | levoit.com |
| Canadian price | Not shown on pages read | Check a Canadian retailer |
Who it suits
Bedroom and nursery users. The 22 dB low setting and the sleep mode are the main reasons Levoit and Popular Science both point to bedrooms and nurseries.
Home office workers. The 1 to 24 hour timer and app schedules let you run the purifier during working hours and let it idle at night without touching it.
Smart home households. If you already use Alexa or Google Assistant, voice control comes with the unit, and the VeSync app handles remote changes.
Who should wait or look elsewhere. The 1,051 ft² figure is for one air change per hour. At 4.8 changes per hour Levoit lists 219 ft², so a large open plan space will want a bigger machine or more than one unit. Anyone who needs a documented Canadian price should wait until one is posted.
What is still unknown?
The maker pages do not show a Canadian price, a Canadian sale, the expected life of the 3-stage filter or the number of filters in the smoke bundle. Popular Science’s roundup is from January, so it does not describe current discounts.
Before buying, compare the Canadian price of the Core 300S-P with the bundle at your retailer, and check what a replacement filter costs, since that is the ongoing expense of any purifier.
