raydrop Cool Mist Humidifiers for Home Babies, 1.70 L Quiet and Small Ultrasonic Humidifier for Bedroom Nightstand, Space Saving, Auto Shut Off - (0.45 Gallon, US 110 V)

I purchased the raydrop Humidifier for my bedroom. This compact humidifier has been a game-changer for me, and I'm excited to share its features and benefits with you. **Key Features:** * The vertical design is perfect for small spaces like nightstands or office desks. * Low-noise, making it suitable for babies' rooms and shared living areas. * The Dial knob control allows for easy adjustment of mist output. * The humidifier features an auto shut-off function, as well as an indicator light to monitor its status. **Pros:** * Quiet operation is a must-have for me, especially in the evenings when I need to sleep. * The compact design fits perfectly on my nightstand, and its space-saving shape makes it ideal for small spaces. * Filter less operation eliminates the need for replacement filters, which reduces waste and maintenance costs. **Cons:** * Some users may find the humidifier's size slightly small, but this is a minor complaint compared to its many benefits. **User Experience:** I've been using this humidifier, and it has performed flawlessly. The 5-year warranty provides peace of mind, and the device's ease of use is impressive. Compared to similar products on the market, I'd say the raydrop Humidifier offers excellent value for its price. **Final Verdict:** Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this humidifier, particularly given its compact size and low-noise operation. It's perfect for baby-friendly humidification, shared living spaces, or small bedrooms. If you're in the market for a reliable and affordable humidifier, I'd highly recommend considering the raydrop Humidifier.

Works great, very quiet and lasts the night. A good purchase, would recommend for a small, medium room.

I've only been running the unit for about an hour and a half at this point, but it seems to work as advertised and very easily right out of the box. Filling was easy, just put the water in the tank, screw on the lid, and put it on the base. It's pretty quiet except for a tiny whine/hum, which for me isn't a problem because I always have a fan and air purifier/ionizer running anyway. It also does a little gurgle every half hour or so, sort of like if you turned a 2L of pop upside down over the sink. Will see if it disrupts my sleep at all tonight. I saw many reviewers claim the dial doesn't affect the steam level, but on mine it certainly does. Turned all the way down it's almost invisible, but definitely still putting out steam. At the highest setting it puts out a pretty visible stream, like a small e-cigarette or something. In the 1.5 hours I've run it, it's already raised my humidity level from 22%-27%, and it feels a lot better in here already. I think it will do what I need it to (stop me from waking up with my throat feeling like the Sahara Desert and 3 gallons of snot in my nose every morning). My bedroom is about 12x12 for reference. Update Dec 2021: This thing did exactly what I wanted all last winter, but I unfortunately left it sit for about a week at the end of winter and it got irrevocably musty. So here I am about to buy another one.

I was skeptical of purchasing but the price was very reasonable so I purchased it despite some of the reviews. Pleasantly surprised as this little humidifier is a beast. It spews a fine mist of humidity almost like a fog consistency is the best way I can describe the output. It is a small unit but depending on the setting you select will determine if it works all night. I tried it at the very high setting and it did not last until morning. But I changed the setting to about half it did last until morning. The unit turns itself off when water runs out. I gave it 4 stars on noise level because if you are a light sleeper when the unit puts water into the base it sounds like you are pouring from a bottle going, gluck, gluck, gluck. If you can sleep thru rock n roll music you'll have no problem with the noise. I haven't cleaned it yet but looks easy enough, not a complicated unit. Not sure how long it will last but worth the price and the humidity it provides.

I have purchased 5 of these over the last couple years. We live in a dry climate and especially in the winter these are a lifesaver. We each have one in our bedroom to use in the winter. It adds enough moisture to the air that it helps us sleep better and relieves dry skin and throats while we're sleeping. I also have a couple near some of my plants that prefer more humidity. They are easy to use. The tank is filled from the bottom (fits under a bathtub or kitchen sink faucet) and I try to use distilled water to prevent the white, powdery film that most humidifiers produce. There's one knob to turn it on/off and adjust the amount of mist that comes out. We usually turn them all the way on and have to refill them every 10-12 hours. When I first opened the packages, there was a plastic smell. I rinsed the tanks with hot water to get rid of it. There's no smell when the mist comes out. You can't add essential oils to these, which I knew before I bought them. I have a separate diffuser, so didn't need it. They're relatively easy to clean, too. There is a brush included, which works well to get in the small spaces of the base where they vaporization takes place. I usually use vinegar and hot water and the little brush to scrub at the mineral deposits. The vinegar helps break them down, but mineral deposits are inevitable if you use tap water (another reason I try to use distilled water). There is only one tiny light on the knob that indicates the humidifier is on, but that tiny light is really bright. I put a small piece of tape on the light to resolve that problem.

Quiet, easy to use, increases humidity quickly (proven with a humidity meter). A great-looking item, too. I set this up next to a plant who decided to try to make new leaves in the dead of winter next to the baseboard heater, and the leaf unfurled beautifully, whereas its last leaf never opened and died on the stalk.

Good, durable & looks nice, but extremely difficult to clean. Mine lasted about a year until I realized it had too much gunk in it to be healthy anymore. It’s just so hard to clean. But it served its purpose & was reliable.

Got this for my dorm bedroom and it works great! My only complaint would be the light it leaves on when using it, but that’s not that big of a deal. It holds a good amount of water, and lasts a good amount of time. I would definitely recommend this.

Sufro de ojos secos y este humidificar me ha ayudado mucho al ponerlo al lado de mi cama al dormir o de mi escritorio cuando trabajo. No puedo ponerle esencias aromáticas pero vale la pena.

Steht leider in der Beschreibung nicht dabei. Geht zurück.

Has a 2 PIN Plug so you can't even use it without an adapter. How this is being sold in the UK is ridiculous.

At first I wasn't sure about this..... it just seemed too simple somehow... but it is space saving and it runs well.... when it runs out of water the green light goes red and stops running leaving the red light to remind you to refill. I use filtered water and it looks really clean after a few months...suddenly it started to keep turning off and at 1st it seemed like it was the cord...every time I touched the cord it would go again and then stop...I was thinking really there is no reason the chord would be busted... I never touch it until it needs to be refilled and even then the chord is rarely involved cept when to plug it in...I then decided to do a quick clean to see if it would make a difference..and upon looking at it, to me looked pretty clean but ...I cleaned everything... refilled it and plugged it in... VOILA..... running as per normal again no stopping and starting and it has been a few days since....still nice and quiet....so... trick is clean it I guess, it even if you think it doesn't need it...

Llevo un año con el, y todo excelente.