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The fact that chlorine dioxide has an odor is a benefit. The odor threshold is the same as the 8-hour safety threshold, so the user can start to detect chlorine dioxide while still at safe levels. As a comparison, VPHP can only start to be detected when concentrations get above the unsafe levels and choking begins to occur.
