ADDOT Premium Portable UV, UVC Phone Sterilizer, UV Phone Light Sanitizer, Wireless Charger, Aromatherapy Diffuser, Clinically Proven UV Light Disinfector (EPA Registered)
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This is a UVC (100-percent UVC) product. 280 nm)
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According to the company, the case is deep enough that I can put my iPhone SE phone inside without removing its protective case. That is categorically untrue. Furthermore, the instructions appear to have been written by someone unfamiliar with the English language, and the aromatherapy option is perplexing. What's the best place to put the perfume drops? Within the case, anywhere. There is no rationale for this. The company must ensure that it provides truthful and accurate responses to questions, as well as more intelligent data.
The prospect of seeing the - piqued my interest. Portable UV, UVC Phone Soap, UV Phone Light Sanitizer, Wireless Charger, Aromatherapy Diffuser, Clinically Proven UV Light Disinfector (EPA Registered) - ADDOT Premium Portable UV, UVC Phone Soap, UV Phone Light Sanitizer, Wireless Charger, Aromatherapy Diffuser, Clinically Proven UV Light Disinfector (EPA Registered) - I've always been a meticulous phone cleaner, so this is a great product for me. I use alcohol wipes to clean my phone on a daily basis, and I thought this product would be a simple addition to my cleaning routine. (Phones are generally filthy and harbor a large number of bacteria/viruses. )br>br>The ADDOT phone sanitizer feels well made and sturdy right out of the box. The instructions are straightforward and simple to follow, and they also include a short instructional video. Within minutes of plugging the device in, I felt confident that I understood how it worked. The aromatherapy diffuser was also a nice addition, in my opinion. br>br>Inside the device, there is a shallow compartment. My iPhone 11 Pro fit perfectly, but I was wearing a thin case. If you're using a larger case, you may need to take your phone out of it to fit it inside. This would negate the benefit of cleaning the phone because it would be returned to a filthy case. I also attempted to place my car keys in the compartment (after watching the how-to video). They used that as an example of how to record to video. Unfortunately, my VW Passat key fob was too thick, and the lid wouldn't close completely. This is where I discovered that even if the cover isn't completely closed, the device will still turn on and function. If you open the lid more than half-way, it will automatically turn off. inch, but the fact that it would work at all threw a red flag in my mind. UV-Br>UV-Br>UV-Br>UV-Br>UV-Br>UV-Br Living organisms, such as humans, are extremely vulnerable to C light. Because I had a device that stayed on and let the light out, I decided to investigate further. I took the easy way out and looked up the EPA registration number on the product page. Be aware that this number only indicates that the company that makes this device has registered with the Environmental Protection Agency as a pesticide manufacturer. When I looked further into the database, I discovered that there was no registration for this product. UV light sanitation devices in the United States are governed by FIFRA regulations and must display appropriate warning labels, which this device lacks. br>br>While I do not have a UV-light sanitation device, I do have a UV-light sanitation device. I have a broad-spectrum testing kit, as well as a C specific testing kit. I had a spectrum UV Light testing card on hand and decided to use it in the device; however, it registered no visible UV light when placed in the device's center. The card only registered a trace amount of UV light when placed directly next to the emitters. br>br>Considering all of these factors, I believe this device does not use true UV-C technology. To sanitize, use C light, and if using UV-C light, use UV-C light. C, it fails to provide users with adequate warnings. To provide a little more sanitation, I suppose you could use an antimicrobial essential oil in the diffuser; If you do decide to purchase this item, you should also consider purchasing a UV-protective sunscreen. When using this device, you should use a C testing kit to make sure you're truly sanitizing your phone.
I have no way of knowing if it's actually cleaned, but I'm assuming it's doing its job. br>br>Without a slim case, my Samsung Note10 would be too big. However, once I removed it from the case, it was a perfect fit. It wirelessly charges while being cleaned, but because it takes only 8 minutes to clean, it's only useful as a quick charger. At the very least, it's doing something else useful while being cleaned.
I don't have any test strips to ensure that the items are free of bacteria, but I believe it does an adequate job. The only drawback is that the box is quite shallow, so my phone's case and PopSocket prevent the top from closing completely.
I bought it to clean my large cell phone. The Samsung Galaxy S20 ultra is a smartphone manufactured by Samsung. It will work with or without my case. Yes, but I wish it was a little deeper so that the case and other items could be sterilized as well. In comparison to other options, this is a good value.
It really works. The product is well-made and of good quality, and the wireless charging works flawlessly. I am very pleased with it.
The iPhone benefits from quick charging. An N95 mask can be worn if the depth is sufficient.
This product is simple to use and implement.
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