🧵 has contacted me and told me they plan to remove N95 marketing from the Zephyr website. Razer eventually contacted Naomi Wu about their "plan to remove N95 marketing from the Zephyr website." However, she countered that social media outlets had already "labeled it an N95 mask," which puts a lot of users at risk. What are they going to do find some kind of 'science explainer person' to tell them those are the wrong numbers?😁" in an internet fight with a science explainer person🤓 - Naomi Wu 机械妖姬 January 9, 2022 I do kind of love that PR team said "Yeah we'll throw a wall of numbers at them. She pointed out that statements like "N95-rated face mask" or "N95 grade" created misconceptions among fans that they are fully protected with the mask. Naomi Wu called Razer out over their misleading information about the Zephyr mask following the discovery. However, it would perform poorly against the coronavirus. Overall, Zephyr might sport an amazing design with cool LED functionality. These gaps will render the installed filers void because the user could still breathe in any contaminated air. Naomi Wu pointed out that the Zephyr mask has too many gaps around its seals and wear piece. After a thorough breakdown of the product, she spotted a few problematic issues with the Zephyr mask. YouTuber Naomi Wu challenged this statement. Way Back Machine's snapshots of the product teased that users can "stay safe with its replaceable N95 grade filters for daily protection." When Razer first released its Zephyr face mask, many fans praised its unique design on the internet. Experts pointed out that its safety rating will not protect users against COVID-19 Omicron and Delta variants. In the heat of online criticisms, Razer pulled back its "N95 grade" claim from the Zephyr mask descriptions.
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