PureZone Mini (Blue)

I never travel without my PureZone Mini. It’s compact enough to fit right in my personal bag, and I love pulling it out on the plane for the peace of mind that I’m breathing filtered air in my seat. Why I love it: • Cordless & Rechargeable: No hunting for outlets; just charge and go. • Portable: Great for flights and hotel rooms. • Ease of Use: Simple, effective, and gives me one less thing to worry about when traveling. While I’d love it to be even smaller, it’s currently the best balance of size and performance I’ve found. Highly recommend for frequent flyers!

Alright, here is an honest review of this little air purifier. I live in Texas where the allergens and barometric pressure changes are significant. I BOUGHT THIS FOR MY CAR. I was looking at air purifiers small enough for an (semi) air tight cabin like a vehicle and this was the only one I thought didn’t have a funny name and had a legitimate website. I am writing this review on the same day I received it and used it for the first time. I charged it and used it on my drive home from work today and within I want to say five minutes, my perpetual semi-shut left eye that has gotten that way because of daily allergy exposure was fully open and my sinuses felt relieved. I couldn’t believe it, but it works. I was skeptical given it doesn’t have five stars, but the less-than-stellar reviews are from users who tried to solve air purification of their rooms with an air purifier the size of a bottle of soda… you do the math there. With all of the allergens my dog brings into my car, myself and my clothes bring into my car, and the outside air brings into my car, I needed a solution for, well,…my car… and this is IT. So happy I found this product. I used a carabiner to attach to my mirror and have it suspended above the vents. That’s where you would want to put an air purifier in your actual home (the vent that sucks in the air, not the vents that blow air into your home). Lastly, this is a very delicate machine. But if you are familiar with air purifiers, they are all pretty delicate both big and small. They aren’t robust unless you’re talking about a warehouse grade air purifier. So, just treat it like an expensive little air purifier and you will be fine (i.e., don’t drop it, throw it, light it on fire, leave in extreme heat/cold, etc.). :)

This mini air purifier has been a great addition to my space. It’s compact and doesn’t take up much room, making it perfect for a bedroom, office desk, or small area. It runs quietly, which is a big plus, especially at night, and I’ve noticed the air feels fresher after using it regularly. The design is simple and easy to use, and setup was quick. It’s also energy-efficient, so you can keep it running without worrying about electricity usage. The only downside is that it’s best suited for small spaces, don’t expect it to handle a large room. Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do for its size, and I’d definitely recommend it for personal use or smaller are

For anyone with lung issues, this purifier is perfect for traveling! I used it while taking a long international flight. It’s great for avoiding any airborne germs or allergens. It doesn’t take up much space and fit easily on my tray table or the seat back pocket. On low or medium speed you can barely hear it running, especially on a plane.

Works great. Partly a white noise machine and part air filter. Works especially great in those musty old hotel rooms when you are on a sports tournament travel weekend or local college-town hotel visits.

I keep this next to my bed and I like the thought of my air quality being improved and it’s also like a very quiet sound machine that provides white noise. I take it when I travel and it really helped as part of removing allergens at an Airbnb that had Dander (I’m unfortunately a bit sensitive) from some dogs. Really helped from me being miserable or have to make last minute lodging arrangements. I like the handle on top too, giving you the ability to hang it up in convenient spots.

It's just alright, if you were planning on using it for your car that's about the biggest space you can use it for. Overall build quality is alright, it does feel very light because of the lack of a battery, and it does come with a proper USB A to USB C cord to use. Loudest setting is pretty loud, about the same as an air vent, however it doesn't push through much air at all. Could not tell a difference in air quality in a small 150 sq ft room. Would be good for allergies in a cubicle or other small space, and it seems to run consistently.

I'm pretty pleased with this little device so far. I've been using it about a week at my desk. It's hard to say if the air quality is better, but the theory is sound and I'm going to give it time. Pros: - The fan at low setting is pretty quiet... it especially disappears if you have it next to a desktop computer. - It is easy to set to charge at night, and so far it goes all day at least. (I haven't been able to test the 12-hour claim, but have no reason to doubt it.) - It is tremendously portable, easy to carry, or throw in a bag. I've bought several of these at work to have running during face-to-face meetings or single-person training sessions. Cons: It's very low-powered. It's not going to function as a fan, nor is it going to suddenly change everything around you. If it does anything, it does it slowly over time. Note: It's smaller than I expected. I pictured it to be the size of a thermos, but it's more like a soda can, but taller. (I don't think the site was dishonest about the size, I just didn't understand it. I haven't had a chance to use it in my car yet, where I think it would probably shine the most. There, the sound of the fan would disappear under the sound of the road, and the improvements to smell and air quality would be most notable. Summary: I'm happy with my purchase. If this is just a placebo, I wouldn't know... but for the price, it's nice to bring a little peace of mind to my environment.