Cleanbox

The CX1 chamber is sized for one headset on its own. The CX2 chamber is sized to take that headset together with its controllers in the same cycle, which is the practical choice for a programme where both are handled by every user.

Most shared programmes use both, because they serve different purposes. A disposable face cover handles direct skin contact against the headset's foam; the Cleanbox chamber handles decontaminating the device itself between users. Neither one replaces the other.

A full cycle runs in about 60 seconds on CX1, CX2 and OmniClean alike, which is short enough to fit between back-to-back users in a classroom or arcade. Each unit's decontamination performance is independently lab validated rather than only self-reported.

Yes. OmniClean is built around a wider device list than CX1 or CX2: its own listing names tablets, microphones, earphones, earbuds, lavalier mics, battery packs, eyeglasses and watches, using over 30 UVC LEDs and a rotating quartz plate for coverage on every surface of whatever fits inside the chamber.

Yes, a Cleanbox CX1 Travel Case is listed separately: a fitted protective case with a handle and wheels, sized to be checked as ordinary luggage on a flight rather than as an oversized item. It protects the CX1 unit itself during transport; it does not include the CX1 unit.