Evapolar 2: Your New Personal On-the-Go Air Conditioner

Meet Evapolar 2! The one-of-a-kind personal, on-the-go air conditioner. You can create your own microclimate with this next-generation Evapolar device, with application control, tools for automation and smart home capabilities, Evapolar 2 is a natural fit for your home and office ecosystems.

Evapolar 2 not only cools the air around you, but humidifies and purifies it too, creating a better quality environment for breathing. This device is portable, running on USB power supply, and uses smart house technology, meaning it works with Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Samsung Smart Things and Apple Home Kit. It’s non toxic freon-like liquids consumes only 10W of electricity and uses biodegradable evaporative pads, making it totally efficient and green friendly.

This handy little cooling device give you the ultimate comfort – available wherever and whenever you need it, right at your fingertips! The Evapolar air condition allows you to adjust the temperature and humidity levels to your needs and spreads coolness naturally, in the same way the air is cooled in nature.

Everyone is unique and has their own preferred temperature, and Evapolar 2 is here to help! It can create a personal comfort zone where you need it most, shaping the environment around you and making “a personal climate” a reality.

What’s even cooler about this is, the elegant and stylish Evapolar 2 looks like a real design piece, coming in Opaque White and Coral Black. Developed by Eugene Dubovoy and Vladimir Levitin, this nifty little air conditioner will be available for shipping in July, and beats the Evapolar 1 with a bunch of newly added features.

The technology behind it? Evabreeze Patented Technology, this evaporation techn is based on a unique nanomaterial used in evaporation pads. It prevents bacteria spread, resulting it Evapolar air conditioners Responsive Care approach.

“Evapolar’s cooling effect is based on a unique technology, but we’d rather wish you just enjoy it instead of thinking about its complexity,” said Eugene Dubovoy, Chief Executive of Evapolar.