I managed to get one piece and it got sent out today via 顺丰, but is more like ordering on behalf of another bro. So yeah, the stocks are in.
What price you got it at bro
I managed to get one piece and it got sent out today via 顺丰, but is more like ordering on behalf of another bro. So yeah, the stocks are in.
Looks ok...... well packaged. Not double boxed though (my Midea KJ30NV is double boxed, but of coz I got it locally from carousell)
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It's a significant jump from XM1. They really made everything more "efficient".

is that the robotic vacuum from Taobao?
It's not my home, taken from the Chinese sites. It's a tiong product that's for sure.

What price you got it at bro
u camp at website ar?


4 room new BTO shd be at least 85 sqm ba....all the way to 97 sqm for some special projects. Resale 4-room can reach 107 sqm I think.
I'll see if the seller would let me open and check the SPL of the XM2 at 330 m3/hr mode. That's the key airflow/fan speed that we are interested in....vs the AX40 and M8088A. I can't get an actual dB rating as my SPL meter is partially spoilt but I can still use my handphone SPL meter and also ears.
Maybe also test the 388 and 330m3/hr power consumption with my DMM.
388 m3/hr is likely to be too noisy for daily bedroom sleep use.

Does anyone know how to test the AX40 virus doctor to see if is working or not?
i think you know this bro, however decibels as a loudness measure, a difference of 10, means half/twice, as it's logarithmic in nature. so from 70dB to 60 dB, would be HALF the noise level.... but less than 10, i dunno how to calculate already...![]()
Any feedback on Hitachi EP-A8000 vs Daikin MC70L? I like the fact that they are relatively quiet 15 dBA vs 16 dBA respectively. My intention is to use it in the bedroom at night and perhaps in the living room during the day.
There is also EP-A9000 which has nice design but more expensive than A8000 and louder (20 dBA).
is that the robotic vacuum from Taobao?
You are not right for current Japan modelsThe Daikin machines are using electrostatic based filters. Not that they are not good, but I and I believe many others prefer HEPA. It's a very long story.