Sharp FP-J60M-W vs Rowenta PU6180: which one suits you?

The two differ in 4 of the specs we have recorded, and the Rowenta PU6180 is cheaper by SAR 689 (prices checked 4 Nov 2026).

Which one should you choose?

  • Higher room coverage: 51 m² vs 20 m²
  • Paying less: cheaper by SAR 689
  • Quieter while running (32 dB vs 43 dB)
  • Lower power: 60 W vs 72 W

The deciding difference here: room coverage and noise level and price.

Compares recorded specs; a missing spec does not mean the feature is absent.

Key differences

  • Room coverage

    ✓ 51 m²20 m²
  • Noise level

    43 dB✓ 32 dB
  • Power

    72 W✓ 60 W

Specifications side by side

10 of 10 specs

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Spec
SharpSAR 2,957
Sharp FP-J60M-W specs
RowentaSAR 2,268
Rowenta PU6180 specs
Reference priceSAR 2,957SAR 2,268
Room coverage✓ 51 m²20 m²
Clean air delivery rate (CADR)—360 m³/h
True HEPA filter (H13 / 99.97%)Yes—
Carbon odour filterYes—
Filter typeHEPAHEPA

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Direct comparison questions

What is the difference in room coverage between the Sharp FP-J60M-W and the Rowenta PU6180?

Room coverage is higher on the Sharp FP-J60M-W: 51 m² vs 20 m² on the Rowenta PU6180. If this spec is your priority, the difference favours it.

What is the difference in noise level between the Sharp FP-J60M-W and the Rowenta PU6180?

Noise level is lower on the Rowenta PU6180: 32 dB vs 43 dB on the Sharp FP-J60M-W. If this spec is your priority, the difference favours it.

What is the difference in filter type between the Sharp FP-J60M-W and the Rowenta PU6180?

No difference here: filter type is HEPA on both.

What is the difference in air-quality sensor between the Sharp FP-J60M-W and the Rowenta PU6180?

No difference here: air-quality sensor is Yes on both.