This is a sponsored post on behalf of HSN. All opinions are my own. Learn more about the role of sponsored posts on KOAB on the Disclosure Page.
Hi guys, I’m Mara’s son. My mom doesn’t like to use our names on the Internet (even though I’m now a legal adult, she still wants to protect our privacy), so you can just call me A.
I’m living in the US this year for college, so I’m going to be writing some posts and product reviews for KOAB from time to time.
First up, I got to review this awesome PureZone Halo HEPA Air Purifier. It is regularly $100, but it’s on sale right now for only $49.99 + $3.50 shipping, so $53.49 total.
That’s already a great deal, but use the promo code JUST4U on your first order as a new customer to save an additional $20 off any $40+ order. That drops your price down to $33.49 including shipping.
The PureZone Halo is a small and easily portable air purifier, which HSN sent me (technically my mom) to try out. Overall impressions: It’s a small and easily portable purifier, which has worked wonders for me.
I had been struggling with adjusting the first few nights since getting to America; between allergies and general travel stuffiness my sleep had been terrible! Every morning I would wake up and not be able to breathe.
The PureZone is a serious game changer. The first morning after I set it up, I woke up and felt incredible. My sleep quality had improved drastically and all my stuffiness had totally cleared up.
The purifier has three speeds, multiple different timer settings and a night mode, allowing you to customize brightness or have them all off. When it’s on the lower settings, it’s incredibly quiet and barely noticeable. If you prefer having it work a little harder (it can clear rooms up to 100 square feet), you get the added, unadvertised benefit of sleep-inducing white noise.
I’d have only positive things to say about the PureZone Halo if it were $100; all the more so at only $33$!!!
Not to mention it comes with a fully guaranteed 5-year warranty and you can choose from four colors: Graphite, Grey, White and Red.
This is definitely a deal don’t you want to miss.
Do you know the voltage? Can it be used in Israel with an adapter or do you need a converter?