Elechomes Humidifier for Large Room Bedroom Plants, SH8820 Warm and Cool Mist Humidifiers, 5.5L Top Fill Vaporizer with Remote Control, Ultra Quiet, LED Display, Humidity Sensor, Auto Shut-off, Black

Had this for over a month now and fully cleaned it twice, which I mention because some users have said they experience issues after cleaning.This humidifier has just the right bells and whistles. The timer function is my current preferred method to run, where I'll set it for 2 or 3 hours and let it run. I used to use the humidity max function to turn itself off at a specific humidity, but this admittedly either had the device turn itself off frequently, or stay on forever. The humidity meter can sometimes read inaccurate in comparison to other meters I keep around my house, but that could be partly due to placement in my apartment, as it's next to my front door and between my living room and the stairway. If I could put it anywhere else it could be more accurate. Make sure it isn't too close to the wall and don't point the spouts to the back of the machine so the most affects the reading. I recommend just having cheap humidity readers to go with this and keep an eye on humidity in other parts of the room.I'm very glad I bought this before the winter. I have many tropical plants I've adopted over quarantine that need humidity and I've been fighting to keep my home around 50%. This humidifier has done great at helping me achieve that and I'm considering buying a second!For people that have complained about the steam not working after cleaning, I recommend the following:- if you're used to billowing channels of steam, you probably use the heat function which turns off after unplugging. Make sure you turn this back on. Cold mist isn't as obvious as warm.- use the included brush to clean the small, white disk at the bottom of the device along with a small drop of dish soap. This is the atomizer that creates the mist. Make sure this stays clean for continued performancePros:- all of the features, including a timer, cool and warm mist, sleep mode, etc- I love the black device with led screen. Looks nice in my living room- high output even on lower settings- easy to clean- the remote works wellCons:- humidity meter isn't always accurate which impacts the max humidity function- drinks so much water. I fill it daily- the volume is pretty loud and beeps with every press. I would use the sleep mode, but that turns off the heat function which I want in the winter. If you use cool mist, this isn't an issue

The product works as advertised; it looks elegant too. In general I am so satisfied with its performance - and quietenesss. The seller, however, takes the Customer Care experience to a whole new level. They contacted me as the item I ordered was on 120V and the noticed that the delviery is to KSA, which is 240V. I was AMAZED!! They then corrected the error and looked for another item that works on 240V. It arrived soon enough, and they were in contact all the way. I am so happy with this service and that top-notch product.

Avoid choice paralysis and just purchase this if you’re in need of a quality large-room humidifier.We absolutely love this humidifier. We have named her Misty. She can pump out clouds of fine mist on its highest settings, but is also really customizable if you only need a little, or something in between. You can set the mist level, heat level, and humidity %, among other things. Our plants are thriving, and it’s been a savior in the dry indoor-heated winter months when my skin usually gets so dry my lips and hands crack. I’m a light sleeper and this is virtually silent compared to past humidifiers I’ve had. You’ll want to choose “sleep mode” before bed though to bypass the the beep when she’s empty.The cleaning was a bit tricky (our bad though, we didn’t thoroughly read the directions) and she started malfunctioning when we rinsed it out incorrectly. I contacted the manufacturer and they were so helpful — got back to me right away and eventually sent a replacement when troubleshooting didn’t get the wiring working again.Read the directions before you cleaning her for the first time, and you’ll be golden! Super happy with this purchase. 🌬

I bought this thing about 3 weeks ago when it felt like the weather was turning (I live in NJ). 3 weeks of Indian (Guardian?) Summer later the tank is still mostly full. I had a floor model (different brand) before which took two gallons of water to fill. It was semi-noisy, but it blew air, rather than mist, into a large dry bedroom for years. It was a pain to fill the tanks, in fact I'm not sure that I ever did fill them, because they were too big for the faucet/sink I needed to use. I think I filled them halfway or 3/4 every other night if memory serves. I loved that thing because it blunted my snoring a bit and every little noise wasn't in the public domain when you weren't sleeping alone. It was a pain to clean and the filters didn't exactly snap into place with ease. It was a project, but it was a great to offset the cold New England nights back when I lived in Boston. Anyway, the fans/motor stopped working and the thing became inoperable after about 5 or 6 years. I needed a new one.I decided to get this one after reading reviews and doing a little research. It sends out mist when the dryness quotient of the room goes beyond my setting. I'm told 35%-45% humidity is about normal. I wanted something to keep me from waking up with dry nasal passages and sandpaper in my throat. Having it on set on 50%, which is pretty high I guess, means it rarely even turns on here. Granted, I'm sure it is triggered by the weather outside forcing the thermostat to do it's job, but so far I haven't even gone through one tank (roughly a gallon, but don't quote me, I'm sure it's in the specs) of water to date.When it does run, it seems like it only works for a 5 square foot area, but I'm sure I'm wrong about that.The best feature it has is that you can shut off the electronic read out. It very annoyingly blinks between your setting, the mist output and what the room reads constantly. Awful feature. Mute that and you've got a machine that you can't even tell if it came on overnight. It's quiet, handsome, comes with a remote and has a number of features to fool around with. It's affordable and it looks great, even though it looks like it's turned off constantly if you don't use the readout. I'm still not sure how effective it is, but I hear it's not good for you to crank the humidity to, say, 75% and leave it on as if you were a plant or something...Still, I'm sorely tempted. I guess maybe I should have waited until it was 15 degrees outside and the thermostat was battling the cold to evaluate, but for the money it seems like a decent buy. I'm not quite sure it humidifies the large space it implies in the description (it's not very big), but I'm not ready to give it a bad review either. Short term, I have no complaints.

Easy to fill top load, no leakage. You’re able to direct where you want the mist to go which is very helpful. The remote control works seamlessly with the humidifier and makes it easy to turn on and turn off. I am able to run it for hours without it running out of water. I would definitely recommend to any plant parent looking for a humidifier.