Pure Enrichment PureZone Mini Portable Air Purifier - Cordless True HEPA Filter Cleans Air & Eliminates 99.97% of Dust, Odors, & Allergens Close to You - Cars, School, & Office (White)

This mini air purifier tags along with me everywhere I go. With a fragrance allergy and super sensitive to all smells, I can breath much easier holding it under my nose. It fits well in cup holders and clears out a classroom of stinky feet and dirty diaper smells quickly. Does it eliminate all smells? No. Many perfumes and air fresheners pass right through the filter. For the price, it does a good job. Best value out there in the air purifier market. And they make good on the warranty.

I'm COVID-conscious still, and while most people don't give me grief about masking indoors, no one EVER notices this little beauty. I bring it with me when dining indoors at bars or restaurants. Not one person has ever commented on it. Incidentally I just listened to a podcast featuring a Long Covid expert. He said that at fancy rich-people events like DAVOS or Hollywood red-carpet events, they have air filtration out the wazoo. Rich people know that air filtration is very important to preventing the spread of airborne disease. Get yourself one of these for dining or travel.

As someone who is around a lot of different people, I was fairly intrigued about a portable air purifier. I have some at home that help a lot with allergies. I think for what it is, it’s pretty good. It has some quirks. The first 2 levels don’t really feel like they’re doing anything. The third level is a bit noisy. If you move away from your desk or work area, this isn’t going to help you unless you have the fan directly in your face. For a set it and forgot it kind of device, I like it. I feel that it works best when there isn’t a lot of movement around your space. Like sitting at a desk for over 10 minutes is when I can tell it’s working the most. It can be used plugged in and can be laid on its side for more direct airflow. Just note the handle takes some fidgeting to make it stay put if you also have it plugged in. For a portable device, it’s pretty good.

This is the second one I’ve bought. The first one is still going strong after a few years too. We use them in the car with friends who don’t mask (and external air flow). Also at the dentist and drs rooms if we have to unmask briefly. YMMV but these small portable filters have worked so far w multi-level mitigations.

Bought this for my new vehicle to help with toxic off gassing & felt it did a great job. It fit well in my cup holder & I ran it plugged in for the first months driving. Used with charcoal packets scattered around the vehicle to increase air quality, and the combination was great. No allergy or other issues & I believe it was primarily due to this product. The carrying case is really nice as well.

Yeah, I was happy with this filter. It it's in my cup holder and improves the air quality in the car. I basically let it charge while I'm driving around, but when I park the car I'll leave it running until the battery dies. I did this in a brand new car that had a lot of glue and vinyl smells, also some smell from protective coatings getting hot on the exhaust or something. Anyway, it did the trick and was one of the more cost-effective units I saw like this.

We bought this for our bathroom (small toilet only room). While we like the idea and it works great when it is on, it does not keep battery very long. It says "up to 12 hours of battery life," but this is only about 3 hours on full capacity. I wish it lasted a full day being turned off and on, so I could charge it every night. Disappointed, but couldn't find another comparable option to try out.

It looks nice and I love the idea but not sure it works. I put it next to my incense and the smoke didnt deviate at all. So not sure if it does anything.