The air quality on a normal given day is generally in the poor category or worse for most cities in India. While many of us have air purifiers at home, it’s the commute to and from work or anywhere else, that can be a danger. A car’s air-conditioner is only pushing outside air into the car, so at some level, it’s still not the healthiest to breathe. However, having an air purifier in your car can not only take care of the PM2.5 levels, but some also do away with unpleasant odours. Here are some portable air purifiers you can find on Amazon.
Honeywell Move Pure2 Car Air Purifier (Black)
The Honeywell Move Pure2 Car Air Purifier is designed to sit right on the front dash, right where you would have a little statue of your favourite super-hero. The Move Pure2 features a HEPA filter capable of filtering out PM2.5 particles with ease, and you can tell whether its working or not thanks to the built-in PM2.5 level indicator.
Sharp Plasmacluster Air Purifier IG-GC2E-B for Cars, Vans & SUVs (Metallic Black)
Sharp’s Plasmacluster Air Purifier IG-GC2E is a very unique looking air purifier, designed to fit in a cup holder. This coffee-flask shaped air purifier packs a plasma cluster ion generator, which also neutralizes viruses and bacteria. Besides that, it also has a very quiet operation, barely audible even in a small car.
Blueair Cabin HEPA Air Purifier With Bluetooth & Integrated Sensors For Cars, Vans & SUVs (P2i)
Blueair Cabin HEPA Air Purifier, besides sporting a very elegant design, is also very clever. The HEPA filter wraps around the fan along the sides so that the air is pulled in from the sides and expelled out of the vents at the bottom. This car air purifier also features Bluetooth connectivity so that you can pair your phone with it to monitor PM2.5 levels, and control the fan speed if needed.
Philips GoPure Slimline 230 Car Air Purifier (Dark Grey)
The Philips GoPure Slimline 230 Car Air Purifier is a novel addition in this list. Besides cleaning the air of the usual pollutants, the GoPure goes the extra mile by packing in a fragrance infuser, and a visual indicator for when the filter needs replacing.
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