UV Phone Sanitizer $19.99 (without wireless charging)

• Bluehive UV Phone Sanitizer kills 99. 99% of Staph, E Coli, Salmonella and other harmful bacteria
• Features a 3-minute sanitization cycle
• Features 10W fast wireless charging

UnderKitten wrote: ↑Seems like it does have Wireless charging.

• Bluehive UV Phone Sanitizer kills 99. 99% of Staph, E Coli, Salmonella and other harmful bacteria
• Features a 3-minute sanitization cycle
• Features 10W fast wireless charging

Yippy13 wrote: ↑The 19.99 does have 10W fast wireless charging vs the 39.99 is listed at 5W wireless charging

jon604 wrote: ↑Looks just like the Samsung version rebranded

soupmaster666 wrote: ↑ There is NO WAY it disinfects anything in 3 minutes, total and complete scam.

The Samsung one was tested with UVC dosimeter cards and it took 100 minutes to sanitize - but only did the top. So you'd have to leave your phone in the sanitizer for 200 minutes to sanitize it against a MRSA/C.DIFF dosimeter card, our best guess as to what would work on the novel coronavirus.

And we're supposed to believe this thing produces a 30 TIMES higher dose AND cover the bottom?

Banana4Scale wrote: ↑ does anyone know how to redeem the Canadian tire money online? can't seem to find it on checkout.

ssjlancer wrote: ↑ Link to test? Cause none of what youre saying makes sense.

Dhanushan wrote: ↑ This review posted at Amazon.com

https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B08BJFRS78

Word of caution; this cleaner requires 5V/3A
It doesn't specify Watts but it each light uses 2W and the fast charge uses 10W. Use a wall charger with minimum 14W 5V/3A adapter or don't charge at the same time.

This cleaner has a 3 minute cycle and most devices have 10 minute cycle. I prefer to repeat the 3 minute cycle at least twice for metal objects such as keys.

Dimensions : 19.7cm x 10.6cm x 3cm (7 3/4, 4 1/8, 1 1/8)
Its the 3cm depth that makes this cleaner so exceptional from others

The website seems to suggest Wireless Charging. Neither the box or the instructions suggest Wireless Charging. There is a more expensive model that does wireless charging.

When it comes to UV sanitizers this one is perfect for its price. Can fit my phone with the case on. There are lights at each end, not at the sides. But I tested contamination on the middle of the screen using a blacklight and it was gone after 2x the 3 minute cycles. This is because the phone sits low enough.

My regimen (COVID-19) when I walk inside my home is to place the phone (in its case) in the cleaner, go wash my hands then sanitize the back of the unit. I keep some disinfectant wipes next to the door already. After I'm done, I throw in my bank card and keys. Was easy enough to get the whole family on board but I may need to get a second one of these.

Will probably continue use of the cleaner after the pandemic ends - because its simply good hygiene.

ssjlancer wrote: ↑ This is why you verify everything you see on the internet yourself, especially amazon reviews.
For 1 he clearly has an MRSA card next to the 50/100mj card. These cards arent the same.
According to the manufacturer the MRSA card changes color at 10mj/cm². Not 50mj, not 100mj like he says.
https://secureservercdn.net/104.238.71. ... k-2019.pdf

Covid 19 is shown to actually be killed between 5-22mj/cm
https://www.signify.com/global/our-comp ... d=90981328

So according to that amazon review, the samsung UVC box is actually pretty effective. But unless samsung specifically claims it can kill Covid 19, you should still be relying on other methods.