Pros: Ozone generation is solid, the first time I turned the ozone feature on there was a mild bleach like smell which indicates fairly concentrated amounts of ozone - not a pleasant smell or very healthy if you are in the same room but i guess it disinfects well.

It also features what I believe is a UV lamp to kill bacteria pulled in by the fan. This must be the "Nanometer light-accelerating air purification" mentioned since UV is in the same nm range as many bacteria.

There is also a carbon filter at the fan intake.

Can charge with solar. LED flicks on when there is enough light to show it is charging.

Car charger

Looks kinda stylish, a bit like a radio/clock you would keep by the bedside (not that I will keep this near my bed since the ioniser causes dust to fall, which I would rather it fall to the floor)

High voltage ionizer/ozone plates are easily cleaned.

Cons: NO INSTRUCTIONS =, there is some chinese stuff on the box but can't read it.

Battery life is kind of short, I am considering switching out the crappy generic battery pack for a rcr123A.

Fan is kind of weak but at least it is silent.

Expensive

Other Thoughts: When plugged into the wall, the device is audibly more powerful.

Mine was silver, not black save for the solar panels

Never came with the perfume, but I don't really care.

Bottomline: This is a decent air purifier and when you look at the prices of some other multi technology air purifiers this doesn't seem too expensive.