I bought one of these recently and took it with me on a business trip to Florida. You really do need a backpack to carry it in, but it will fit under the seat in front of you until you are ready to use it. It worked great, especially when I needed to take off my mask to eat and drink. I'm glad to have it for future trips and maybe also for local restaurants.
Makes sense but I think they need to use that design with this as its all about creating a clean laminar flow to protect you when you eat..etc Likely you wouldn't use this device like a standard air purifier that would lead to lots of dust build up.
I was apologising to Adam that I messed up opening it up and that I would fix it for the review so we didn't show it broken in our photos. To be clear this was not sent to us from Adam, we paid full price to get it sent over to us from the US via Snapklik.com We bought this device at the same time we bought the AirFanta 3Pro and the total invoice + fees was $616.82 for both devices. If you want to see proof, I'm happy to share with you over email: danny@housefresh.com We are making sure to include invoices in all unboxing videos as I totally get why viewers would be sceptical - as I know that the vast majority of reviewers don't pay and do accept free devices.
I'm not at home at the moment as I would weigh the device, but according to the Amazon listing, it's 5 lbs (2.2 kg). I will be sure to weigh without the packaging when I get back home and including this information when we publish the web version on HouseFresh.com
@@HouseFreshthank you! Sounds pretty heavy to include it in your day pack to have the option of an extra mitigation if you couldn't find anywhere safe and open air to eat a meal if you're travelling/on the go. My next question is, would it work in a pinch if you needed something to help clean a hotel room but didn't have any other purifiers on hand?
@@RollEXE It won't clean the whole hotel room, I don't think, but you could put it on the nightstand right next to your head and breathe the filtered air blowing at your face.
This device is not used like a traditional air purifier as it creates a flow of clean air rather than cleaning the whole room. So a lack of pre filter should not be an issue.
@@HouseFresh A month after unboxing, and you have not followed up. Are you disappointed with its output? On the high setting, how many CFM does it produce? Can its laminar air column be felt on one's face from a distance of 2 feet in an indoor, zero wind setting?
@@cylon5741 The challenge with feeling air flow is that you cant tell by feel whether it is clean, filtered laminar flow or turbulent flow with lots of unfiltered ambient air mixed in or somewhere in between at any given distance - the can all feel similar and just feeling airflow isn't a guarantee that you are well protected. You can't tell without test instruments because the particles filtered are invisible.
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I bought one of these recently and took it with me on a business trip to Florida. You really do need a backpack to carry it in, but it will fit under the seat in front of you until you are ready to use it. It worked great, especially when I needed to take off my mask to eat and drink. I'm glad to have it for future trips and maybe also for local restaurants.
Yes it’s big enough to need a bag and can see it being super useful when travelling .
Just got one yesterday and excited to see your next video on it!
Glad to hear. It’s quite unique with the laminar flow but excited to explore more.
Hi is that a usa plug on the psu?
Yes this is a US version as it’s not yet available in the UK.
Thanks! Sorry to be a pain! I’ll sub 😅 so it has the usb-c male, so I can charge it frm pc instead?
No worries at all. Yes can charge from any USB c charger.
Glad to see the appearance of this device. I just convinced my parents to invest in one so I’ll stay tuned for your feedback. Thanks!
Good to hear. Let me also know what your parents think of it.
Not a big fan of having the fans push air through the filter instead of pulling it. Then you have to constantly vacuum and clean out the interior.
Makes sense but I think they need to use that design with this as its all about creating a clean laminar flow to protect you when you eat..etc
Likely you wouldn't use this device like a standard air purifier that would lead to lots of dust build up.
Okay except that you usually say you buy all the products yourself but out yourself in this one saying when Wong gets it back
I was apologising to Adam that I messed up opening it up and that I would fix it for the review so we didn't show it broken in our photos.
To be clear this was not sent to us from Adam, we paid full price to get it sent over to us from the US via Snapklik.com We bought this device at the same time we bought the AirFanta 3Pro and the total invoice + fees was $616.82 for both devices.
If you want to see proof, I'm happy to share with you over email: danny@housefresh.com
We are making sure to include invoices in all unboxing videos as I totally get why viewers would be sceptical - as I know that the vast majority of reviewers don't pay and do accept free devices.
I'm curious to know how heavy it is (I think 1.3kg?) and how heavy it feels if you carried it around in a backpack all day!
I'm not at home at the moment as I would weigh the device, but according to the Amazon listing, it's 5 lbs (2.2 kg).
I will be sure to weigh without the packaging when I get back home and including this information when we publish the web version on HouseFresh.com
@@HouseFreshthank you! Sounds pretty heavy to include it in your day pack to have the option of an extra mitigation if you couldn't find anywhere safe and open air to eat a meal if you're travelling/on the go. My next question is, would it work in a pinch if you needed something to help clean a hotel room but didn't have any other purifiers on hand?
@@RollEXE It won't clean the whole hotel room, I don't think, but you could put it on the nightstand right next to your head and breathe the filtered air blowing at your face.
Another product with no pre-filter. This makes the air purifier pretty useless as you'll need to change the filters every few months.
This device is not used like a traditional air purifier as it creates a flow of clean air rather than cleaning the whole room. So a lack of pre filter should not be an issue.
@@HouseFresh A month after unboxing, and you have not followed up. Are you disappointed with its output? On the high setting, how many CFM does it produce? Can its laminar air column be felt on one's face from a distance of 2 feet in an indoor, zero wind setting?
@@cylon5741 The challenge with feeling air flow is that you cant tell by feel whether it is clean, filtered laminar flow or turbulent flow with lots of unfiltered ambient air mixed in or somewhere in between at any given distance - the can all feel similar and just feeling airflow isn't a guarantee that you are well protected. You can't tell without test instruments because the particles filtered are invisible.