Bottle-Sized Purifier Keeps the Air Clean Inside Your Car Using New-Gen System

In other words, this device can block the most common pollutants using a new-gen approach that starts with a 12-channel cyclone system that’s supposed to block some 90 percent of PM 2.5 particles.

Furthermore, the device offers UVA and UVC air purification and a molecular sieve to remove odors.

“Purus Air V is the world’s first portable air purifier with both UVA+UVC sterilization. Through the specially designed light diffraction structures, the UV light spreads out evenly, effectively sterilizing the filtered air rising through the 12-channel cyclone cleaning system,” the parent company explains.

“With Purus Air V, killing harmful germs and bacteria is guaranteed. Our ultraviolet light has a 254nm wavelength, falling within the range in which MicroDNA has peak sensitivity to UV light, allowing Purus Air V to further safeguard and sterilize the air more efficiently.”

Purus Air V doesn’t require you to change the filters, and cleaning takes just a few seconds. It can also be cleaned with freshwater, the manufacturer guarantees.

No battery is included, so you need to connect it to a power supply using a USB-C cable. But according to the official specs, a 12,000 mAh power bank is enough to keep the device up and running for no less than 30 hours, as the maker has specifically optimized it for reduced power usage.

Purus Air V is currently listed on Indiegogo for crowdfunding, and the good news is that the device is already fully funded. If you want to get the air purifier, you can stick with the early bird perk, which can be yours for just $125. The shipping is projected to start in August this year, as the campaign still has some 55 days left to go.