Smart Desktop Air Purifier with Ionizer Technology - 2-in-1 Ashtray & Smoke/Odor Neutralizer for Home/Office

Material: ABS

Max power:10W

Input voltage: DC5V/2A

Size: 18.5*18.5*16cm

Features

1. Dual-Action Purification
Combines negative ion technology (releases 6 million ions/cm³) with activated carbon filtration to neutralize smoke, dust, and odors 3X faster than standard purifiers.

2. Intelligent Auto Mode
Built-in laser particle sensor detects air quality in real-time, automatically adjusting fan speed (25-50dB). The LED ring changes from blue (clean) to red (polluted) for instant visual feedback.

3. Space-Saving Versatility
Compact 5-inch design fits desks, nightstands, or cars. The USB-powered operation (5V/2A) works 12+ hours on a power bank, while the removable ashtray adds smoker-friendly convenience.

Attentions

1.Please do not wet the product with water.

2.Please use dry cloth to clean clean.

3.Long-term use of this product, if there is a obvious slant yellow and black screen pack, please replace the filter, filter belong to product of loss, if you need a separate shopping filter processing, please contact customer service, we will separate sales HEPA filters.

Story

The Great Air Purifier Heist

Professor Whiskerstein, a fastidious Russian Blue with a PhD in Human Manipulation, had his apartment's air quality perfectly calibrated:

• 68°F (with 40% humidity)

• Zero allergens (thanks to his human's weekly deep-cleaning)

• Subtle notes of tuna (his signature scent)

Then it arrived—the Smart Desktop Air Purifier.

The purifier's blinking LED display dared to label his domain "POOR" air quality. Its gentle hum disrupted his 4PM birdwatching meditation. Most offensive? It replaced his Eau de Cat with "alpine freshness."

Retaliation Tactics:

• Fur Sabotage: Shed directly into the intake vent (filter laughed and trapped it)

• Paw Diplomacy: Knocked it off the desk (the anti-tip base held firm)

• Psychological Warfare: Stared at it for hours, attempting to short-circuit its sensors

The purifier responded by glowing an infuriatingly calm blue.

During wildfire season, smoke seeped through the windows. The purifier's auto-mode roared to life, its ionizer working overtime. Whiskerstein, despite himself, noticed:

• His allergy sneezes vanished

• The air tasted suspiciously crisp

• Even his human's coffee breath became... tolerable

Unacceptable.

Whiskerstein devised his masterstroke:

1. Trained the dog to bark at the purifier (it ignored them)

2. Plugged it into a smart outlet (the backup battery kicked in)

3. Sat on it (the weight sensor politely beeped and kept working)

Defeated, he resorted to guerilla napping—curling around it like a furry, grudging guardian.

Today:

• The purifier's display reads "EXCELLENT" (but only when he's nearby)

• Whiskerstein "tests" it daily by exhaling dramatically into the sensor

• His human receives air quality alerts at 3AM (courtesy of his midnight paw taps)

Moral of the Story: Even the most controlling cats surrender to algorithmic freshness.