LEVOIT OasisMist Smart Cool and Warm Mist Humidifiers for Bedroom Large Room Home, Auto Customized Humidity, Ultrasonic Top Fill Oil Diffuser for Baby and Plants, Quiet, 4.5L, White

I am impressed. Whisper quiet. Easy app to control from my cellphone. Auto shutoff when set humidity is reached. Uses only distilled water. Really helped with breathing at night with a cold.

Easy to fill. Quiet. Only reason I didnt give five stars is it takes a lot to learn the functions of the control buttons. Some buttons have multiple functions. Operation is not use friendly.

I really like the humidifier. It is the first ultrasonic model I have ever purchased. Moisture output is great, easy to operate, easy to clean, and it is quite. Only thing is I cannot use it and neither could anyone else who lives in an area with hard water. You would need to fill it with distilled or purified water for use. This would make the cost of running the darn thing impractical due to the cost. If you have hard water it will deposit a fine white powdery just over everything in its path. My furnace shut due to low air flow. The particles from the humidifier had clogged the furnace filter. I thought no big deal maybe the filter was pass due (now I write the date on the end of the filter to let me know the last time it was changed) and replaced the filter only for the same thing to happen within two weeks. I am very disappointed to purchase this rather pricey item only for it to be useless for what I intended it for. I gave it a higher rating because it is good quality product. But by design is not something I can use.

This is my third humidifier - my prior purchases were much cheaper and this is worth every dollar. Best features are a timer, automatically adjusting to the humidity, it shows you the humidity in the room in real-time, and the warm mist function is a game changer. The only difficulty I will say is cleaning it. It has a lot of moving parts to be cleaned. Outside of that, I would recommend.

Love it, better than the $30 humidifiers. Easy to use, I love that you can make the mist warm

After a few months I finally figured out that NONE of the humidifiers mentioned in my original review are suitable for a) guitars, b) heavy use or c) use where water has a lot of minerals (i.e., hard water). The three units mentioned all employ what amounts to an inkjet-like sprayer. These spit VERY FINE calcium particles into the air (along with water) and that effect COMPLETELY COVERS EVERYTHING with a VERY FINE white (calcium) powder. I ultimately, moved to a FORTH humidifier from “AirCare” (also available on Amazon) after visiting a local guitar shop and seeing what they use. The AirCare unit does not use an inkjet-like design. So, no white powder. It’s also much larger and can keep a large room at 47% with ease. After many months with the AirCare, I’ve settled into a routine where I clean its “filter” with vinegar instead of simply changing the filter for a new one each time the machine asks for a filter change. This reduces cost of operation DRAMATICALLY and lets me just fill with hard/tap water. IF you have a fancy guitar and need to control its humidity THE AIRCARE IS THE BEST (arguable only) answer. I have some nice acoustic guitars and live in the desert so a humidifier is a must. I’ve now purchased three different humidifiers (all from Amazon)... 1) this one; 2) the teardrop shaped one you see around here; 3) the Taotronic (blue/white, 4L w/ humidistat). The best choice has turned out be #3. The teardrop one is basic. Turn it on. It runs until empty. The mist is variable but otherwise there are no other controls. This one (Levoit) is the nicest looking. It’s got a bit of an Apple vibe. ...and it holds the most water. Features wise it tops the others with heat (which I could care less about), a remote (which I could care less about) and 6L capacity. You’d think because it holds more water that you’d fill it less often. But that’s not really the case as it tends to pump more water (without any obvious improvement in humidity) over the Taotronic one. The controls appear nicer but that too is misleading. I actually have found it to be LESS intuitive (it seems to ignore my “use the humidistat” option 60% of the time so I just fave up and set it to full auto. That works but it sets the humidity level to 60+% so it goes through more water. Good for plants but too much for my guitars (which want 45-50%). I have to refill them onceveach day or so but the Taotronics is WAY easier to pop the container, fill and reseat. The Levoit is actually a minor pita to refill. Not horrible. Just not the better of the two. The Taotronics also has a humidistat so you can push a button once or twice and ignore it letting the machine work up to the correct humidity and then act like a furnace/thermostat keeping the humidity just right. The Levoit does this too but 60% of the time the ui didn’t do what I expected (and the machine never turned on or never turned off). It’s got a Mac aesthetic but a PC implementation (if I’m making sense). The Taotronics is the opposite (function / ease of use over design aesthetic). Long story short, I’m going to get a second Taotronics and retire this and the hershey kiss shaped on.

So I have no issues with leaking or stop working like other reviews. It’s very simple i love the top pour and when you aren’t using it take apart so it drys and I found that you won’t get any mold. Just let it sit there with water ( that’s common sense) I can feel the difference in dryness in my room so for that I would buy again and it’s sleek looking

This is a must if you have a Ikea cabinet. Humidity says all day long with the auto setting. Definitely would recommend.

Goes thru alot of water no big deal . Have it set at 60% and my living room is very large hence the water usage . Im very pleased with it no more static no more dry nose . Good buy for the money I think ..

I love how quiet it is and it quickly added humidity to my bedroom which is where I use it. My only problem was using the app it would sometimes get disconnected and I’d have trouble turning it on manually. It’s most likely something I’m doing wrong I just don’t know what it is! Other than that I’ve had no problems with it.