5 Reasons to Try the Samsung UV Sterilizer:
By Fred Felton
Oct. 8, 2020
Banish up to 99% of Bacteria and Germs at the Touch of a Button with the New UV Sterilizer.
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| The new UV Sterilizer from Samsung. | Image: Samsung |
These are different times we live in and thanks to Samsung you now have a nifty little device which can keep your devices crystal clean.
To help combat the spread of bacteria and germs Samsung recently introduced their UV Sterilizer with Wireless Charging. It was manufactured by Samsung C&T, a partner of Samsung Mobile Accessory Partnership Program (SMAPP) and you can get it at your nearest online or retail store.
Samsung recently sent me one to review and here are 5 reasons you should seriously think about investing in one:
Keep your belongings safe and clean from bacteria and germs
This is the perfect device to use to make sure your own devices are safe from bacteria and germs. It kills up to 99% of bacteria and germs, including E.coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Candida albicans, according to tests done by Intertek and SGS.
Fits a variety of devices
This sterilizer can fit a variety of devices such as your smartphone, earbuds and glasses and it can disinfect them in just 10 minutes, wherever you are.
Practical and Sleek Design
It has a great design which features dual UV lights that sterilize the item placed inside it. The minimal design also means it can fit in perfectly anywhere including your house or office.
Easy to use
The UV Sterilizer is easy to use with a single button that turns it on or off. The device turns off automatically after 10 minutes.
Wireless charging
Thanks to the wireless charging it disinfects your smartphone and it will also charge the device at the same time, as long as your device can support Qi wireless charging. This means when it is done you can pick up your device and it is clean and fully charged at the same time.
It’s a nifty device and certainly useful in this new normal we now all live in. Keep an eye on some stores as they are offering this device free with some deals.
Fred Felton is a freelance tech journalist. Find him on Twitter @fredfelton
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