The $249 AirDoctor GO! comes with a carrying case that slips over a suitcase handle and a power cord for use at the destination.
AirDoctor has introduced the AirDoctor GO!, a portable air purifier designed for hotel rooms, holiday rentals and other small indoor spaces. The unit measures 15 × 11 × 7 inches, weighs 9.8 pounds and was priced at $249 on AirDoctor’s website at launch.
Built to pack and plug in
The included case attaches to the telescoping handle of a carry-on suitcase. AirDoctor says the unit is compact enough to fit under an aircraft seat. A six-foot power cord and 100–240 V compatibility let travellers set it up at their destination. An optional case lets the purifier run while it is inside.
One cartridge for three filtration stages
A single replaceable cartridge combines a pre-filter, AirDoctor’s UltraHEPA filter and carbon media. The company says the unit circulates the air in a 270-square-foot room about three times an hour. An indicator signals when the cartridge needs changing, which AirDoctor estimates at about six months.
The suitcase attachment is the feature that makes the GO! a travel product. Its size and room rating also give it a use between trips, when it can be moved between a home office, dorm room or other small space.
