WiFi Control Humidifiers for Bedroom - Dual Mist (Cool & Warm) ! Humidifier 4L Big Capacity Top Fill Water Tank, Quie Humidifier, for Large Rooms Home Living Office Baby - Ultrasonic Humidifier

The adjustable humidity setting is very convenient: turns the vapor stream off and on to control the room’s humidity. The vapor stream takes 10+ minutes to become warm. The reservoir holds 6+ hours of water on setting 3, more on lower settings. I can’t get the ipad app to register with my home wifi.

It has a small water reservoir so needs to be filled at least once a day. Also when you take the lid off to fill it there is a lot of condensation on the inside of the lid. So be aware of that so it doesn’t spill the water on furniture. Other than that, it’s a great little humidifier

Good quality at really reasonable price.

It can put the full tank, of warmed water, in the air in abought 8 hours. Easy to refill once you get the align ment right. Works well in a14 by 12 ft bed room.

El unico pero, es que el cable es muy corto, tal vez con 10 cm mas de cable quedaria perfecto.

I really liked this humidifier for 3 months however the design is such that when hard water deposits build it starts leaking. I used a water filter but apparently didn’t filter out all hard water deposits Last time I used it it leaked into the electrical and stopped working altogether. If you have soft water this is a great product.

Beautiful

I have bought three of these for the house. I really like them. Comes with a remote and it has a control panel for easy adjustments. Goes through about a gallon in 14-16 hours, so you have to fill it once a day. It provides a quick mist from faint to very thick depending on the level of humidity you have set. We live in a dry climate so these are perfect. I would buy this product again.

Cheap plastic but works great

I bought this because I wanted the experience the gurgling and clicking that others complained about. Sooo disappointed. I thought Id be able to enjoy the gurgling of a meadow brook, but seems the only way to do that is to overfill the vaporizer so that water goes down the tube where the vapor comes out or pour it directly down (contrary the the instructions, of course). The clicking I thought might be like the soft lullaby of train wheels on the tracks. Again, no joy. Hot water radiator heat, forced hot air fan, light occasional traffic ....... all mask what little clicks are made as the vaporizer makes the vapor. Would have gone to the middle of the prairie somewhere in order to hear it, but I didnt have enough extension cords ! And, the dang crickets would have drown out the vapor clicks. Good luck to you.