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Xiaomi gadget for smartphone disinfection

22.03.2020

Xiaomi has introduced a gadget for sterilizing and disinfecting smartphones and other small items, which has become available for order. At the pre-order stage, the device is offered for $69. After the release, the price will increase to $91.

The developers claim that the procedure takes only 30 seconds, while the efficiency of the device is 99,99%. Of course, the gadget also kills the new coronavirus, which everyone is talking about today.

All you have to do is unzip your bag, place your smartphone or other small item inside, close the zipper and press the power button.

The manufacturer claims that this gadget is absolutely safe, since it does not leave any chemicals as a result of its operation. A full charge of the device takes 3 hours, after which 70 cleanings can be carried out. This device is more effective than antibacterial wipes, as it allows you to clean connectors, buttons and other hard-to-reach places.

The bag fits a variety of smartphones from Xiaomi, Huawei, Honor, Samsung, iPhone, Oppo and other manufacturers.

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