“Voodoo-Hoodoo!? Perhaps; but assuming it's actually sanitizing your items, It's a great product!
After several months of research, and 2 years of internal dialogue, I decided to "pull the trigger " and purchase a PhoneSoap GO; which just so happened to be during a world-wide pandemic. In the end, I'm happy with my purchase since it gave my wife and I the best defense without the need of remembering the proprietary barrel power connector. Like so many, my wife has separation anxiety when she doesn't have access to her phone for longer than a humming bird wing flap, so the 10-mins it takes to disinfect her phone feels like a life-time. That said, for us the pros with the PSG are the portability, the fact it can act as a portable battery charger with visual battery indicator, has both USB and USB-C ports which allows for minimal cable management while on the road, and can sanitize whilst charging the unit. The cons... well, the barrel plug which is proprietary to the unit, the longer time it takes to sanitize objects and (a small gripe, but notable account) I've found myself wanting a deeper bed, since more than a few times I've wanted to put in things such as my AirPods case and could not close the lid. Two of the complains would have been addressed if I had just bought the PhoneSoap Pro which cuts the run time down by half, and supposedly has a deeper bed, however I'm not sure if that unit would be large enough to "clean " the AirPods case or my larger wallet. Am I happy with the purchase? Yes. Would I recommend it to a member of my family? Yes, in-fact I plan on purchasing one for both my in-laws and my parents for the upcoming Independence Day celebration; where you set off fireworks, grill out, and sanitize the heck out of everything that your crazy Uncle Vinnie, and little Johnny has "gunked " up during their stay.”
“It's easy to use and silent, and the battery is still at 3/4 full after 2 weeks! My phone goes straight in when i get home from work every day, and I usually put my wallet in anytime i use it.”
