2.5L WiFi Cool Mist Humidifier for Bedroom, Nursery & Plants - Quiet, Top Fill, 38H, 7 Color Light

Humidifier for all purpose, room or bedroom or even as a decorative piece. Fully functional that makes little to no noise, perfect noise level for sleeping in the night. Improves sleep quality and can also be used as a diffuser to spread scene & fragrance. Recommended for its versatility and value for money . It would be great if it could switch on and off after reaching desired humidity level. Ideal for everyday use
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This humidifier come purifier is great value for money but eradicates dust and humidity in the room It’s noise level is minimal and retains water through its system Due to the pets it is very functional and boasts an ideal size for the bedroom
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Nice little item
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Excellent Choice This is a solid choice for maintaining comfortable humidity levels, especially in dry environments and with central heating homes.I find really helpful in breathing.Its quiet operation, ease of use, and efficient and adjustable mist output make it worth considering.
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2.5 L is really good size so no need to refill frequently, quiet n easily to pair with Alexa , I have cats so this humidifier is a really an excellent add on in my living room . Light changing option makes is more appealing.
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Great humidifier leaves alot of mist out and its perfect for rooms. The large tank means I don’t have to refill it constantly and it easily runs through the night. I appreciate the control over mist output, making it versatile for different room sizes.
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This is an 'alright' humidfier for small spaces - IF you need one. In the UK, we live in a humid, temperate climate - that's true of the west (and Wales) where it is often notoriously 'damp', and it's true of the drier east of England on the flat Fens etc. As I type, it is 69% humidity indoors where I am located. Even in the summer, my temp/humidity monitor rarely dips much below 50%. Therefore, I don't actually need a humidifier in my home (but I will need one for my mini-greenhouse in January when I start some seedlings off, early). My point in mentioning the above is because humidity can lead to condensatiion which, in turn, can lead to damp and mould issues. Therefore, make sure you NEED a humidifier before buying one, especially if buying for a newborn/young baby's room. Temp & humidty digital thermometers are cheap as chips these days and will help you make an informed decision as to whether you actually need one. In the UK, unless you live in an air-conditioned space with non-opening windows, or have some types of central heating system and rarely opened windows, then the likelihood is that your ambient air is more humid than you realise. Assuming you DO need a humidifier because you have low humidity levels, then this is a reasonably-priced (but not that cheapest) unit with LED light features to try and add extra 'coolness'. I guess that's for making functional look stylish ad easier to blend in with home decor, but not really needed for functionality - particularly i you acquire one for your plant nursery as opposed to your baby's nursery...! In a blackout, poly-plastic 3*2 greenhouse/tomato tent, humidity levels inside were quickly increased from 50% to 80% within 20-mins to 30-mins. That's good news for my carniverous plants (when they arrive), and for starting off seedlings early in late-Jan early-Feb (such as giant sunflowers and some of my chilli plants) to give them a head start before later transplanting for bigger flowers/fruits etc. tl;dr - slightly expensive and over-featured basic humidifier suitable for horticulture in temporary grow tents or greenhouses where humidity matters. If purchasing for domestic indoor usage, then please buy a temp/humidity thermometer first and check you need one indoors (in the UK or any temperate environment)
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best gadget to have in home just got mine an hour ago and it’s superb nice lighting excellent quality would recommend 100%
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