Since the coronavirus pandemic began, sanitizing things (and us) to be safe has become the norm. We know that our smartphones carry more bacteria and viruses than most everyday items, which is why companies like Samsung are taking the necessary steps to make products like Phone Soap available. I’ve seen it come on the market. Currently, smartphone accessory makers Mophie and InvisibleShield are producing their own smartphone sanitizing devices. 
Mophie UV Sanitizer (with wireless charging)
Mophie UV Sanitizer can now clean smartphones and 6.9-inch household items. So, apart from large smartphones, users can also disinfect things like credit cards, keys, earphones, and other similar items .
Uses UV-C light technology to kill 99.99% of harmful germs, germs, and viruses. Each cleaning session takes approximately 5 minutes. Users can also charge their smartphones while cleaning other items using the device’s built-in Qi-enabled wireless charging lid . 
InvisibleShield UV Sanitizer (without wireless charging)
The InvisibleShield UV Sanitizer is almost identical to Mophie’s. It uses a UV-C bulb to clean your phone, and the process takes the same amount of time as Mophie’s sanitizer to complete. However, unlike the Mophie UV Sanitizer, this one does not have wireless charging capabilities .
Both disinfection devices are now on sale. Mophie one is available for $79.99 (approximately Rs. 6,500) from Mophie’s official website and Verizon store . InvisibleShield UV Sanitizer is priced at $59.99 (~Rs. 4,530) on the official website . The company says it will roll out to select “major retailers” in the coming weeks.
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