Humidifiers for Bedroom, 6L Top Fill Cool Mist Humidifiers for Large Room for Plants,TABYIK Air humidifier with Humidistat and Timer, with Essential Oil Diffuser Quiet for Home Black

The media could not be loaded.  Very quiet, easy to use, easy to clean. Performs well and puts out quite a decent amount of humidity. Love the levels of output. Wish it had 1 hr timer option but sadly does not.

Although stated to be for large rooms, we use it to humidify the whole end of our house, which includes 3 bedrooms and a bath. Works just fine. Holds a lot of water and does the job just great.

The media could not be loaded.  UPDATE: July 8, 2022I have used the replacement humidifier for more than a week now with no problems.+It cycles through all the colors advertised.+It accommodates essential oils well.+Sleep mode puts out enough mist to let me sleep well.+Level 2 puts out enough mist to keep me from drying out on nights that I take antihistamine.+It holds a lot of water, while taking up far less space than the Honeywell.+It quietly hums. Sleep mode is so quiet that I sometimes check to see if it's producing mist.++++Customer service is very attentive & prompt to respond. I wish more vendors like this online._________________________________________UPDATE: June 25, 2022TABYIK has excellent customer service! They've been addressing my concerns DAILY since I first messaged them. They didn't wait for a negative review (Amazon hadn't approved & posted my review yet) or send a generic response. They addressed each individual concern.My humidifier is defective, so they're sending a new one.SLEEP MODE: According to TABYIK, sleep mode is supposed to run as quietly as possible; therefore, it will automatically switch to the lowest mist setting. I'm enjoying how the tiny dim cresent moon in sleep mode doesn't light up my whole table like Honeywell's green light._________________________________________Purchased June 19, 2022. Delivered June 21, 2022. $37.99 (on discount)My Honeywell HUL570 was rattling, cutting off, & sputtering to an end after nearly 1 1/2 years (bought January 2021). I only used distilled water & cleaned it regularly with vinegar. It had a good run. It was a gift. The person claimed it cost $80 (I hadn't asked. Also, as of June 23, 2022, it's being sold on Amazon for less than $55, so...). This TABYIK humidifier cost me about $41 (incl. tax) & offered more features.I really wanted a top-fillable, cool-mist humidifier that:+Is less open on top than the Honeywell+can accommodate essential oils+allows the display light to be shut off while runningTABYIK offerered all this.I compared the Honeywell to the TABYIK, because I thought it'd be helpful to see a comparison in this sea of humidifiers on Amazon.Note: The Honeywell was "on its last legs," so its mist is actually not as strong as it was when fully functional.I could only upload 1 video, so I choose the 1 that compares the humidifiers on their highest setting. My other compares the humidifiers at their lowest setting. It was really hard to capture on video the TABYIK'S mist on its lowest setting (level 1). I used my yoga mat to provide a background to see the mist.The TABYIK is much lighter & thinner than the Honeywell. The Honeywell's a beast to handle, even when it's empty. The Honeywell's design allows the user to easily fill from the top or to remove & take the water reservoir to the sink to fill it from the top (there's no fill & flip). The mist output tube is covered, so you don't have to be care not to pour water in it, unlike the TABYIK.Pros:1. Essential oil tray: I can get rid of my old, raggedy mist diffuser.2. Top fill tray is more covered than Honeywell, yet still readily accessible. The Honeywell was far too open on top. There were times I had to toss out good (& sometimes hard to find) distilled water, because knats got in on particularly dry, hot days. I was constantly worried about something falling in. I tried covering it lightly with foil, but that led to other issues...anyway back to TABYIK.TABYIK has very narrow slots under its output nozzle. The tank is covered by a thin piece of plastic that is easy to take on & off to refill.3. A MANUAL that is ACTUALLY HELPFUL: It is so great to finally see owner's/product manual that explains how to set up & use the product. Sure, there are typos (like in this review, I'm sure) but look past that. It really helps to navigate through the various settings & to avoid basic operational mistakes that might cause issues.4. The 12 month warranty: The warranty is written in the manual. One of the reasons I was comfortable trying this unfamiliar brand was TABYIK mentioning the warranty in a response to a question on a previous model (that to me appears exactly the same humidifier \__(°^°/)__/ ).My mom laughed & said this humidifier won't last 6 months. She also doesn't believe TABYIK will stand by its product throughout the 12-month period. I'm more hopeful about both.______________________Cons:1. Far less output than the Honeywell. The Honeywell's lowest setting is nearly as strong as this TABYIK's highest setting ("level 3").2. Digital touch buttons: I find it much easier to just turn the inobservancia on the Honeywell to adjust the mist. I'm not interested in seeing the humidity or timer—especially since others have said they aren't very accurate. Also, a knob can't glitch like a touchscreen (see below).______________________Minor issues:1. Nightlight: The light is nowhere bright enough to guide vulnerable toes to the door in a dark room. Also, the lights only shift bergen shades of blue & green. No pink as shown in the marketing photo. I personally was hoping to leave it in violet.______________________Why I'm thinking about returning it:1. When I choose "sleep mode" to turn off the display, the mist automatically lowers to level 1. With this humidifier, most nights I'll want at least level 2.I tried turning it off & on, Chabot to level 3, & unplugging. It kept going back to level 1.So, it's either the lowest output or a bunch of bright display touch buttons all night.2. The display glitched out & began flashing partial buttons then the humidity level when pushed the "sleep mode" button. It was only the second time I'd tried "sleep mode."I watched a YouTube review where the guy mentioned the screen glitched on him too.3. The humidifier emits a soft whine that is slightly irritating. I find the quiet motor of a humidifier to be soothing at night, but this high-pitched noise is grating. It's not loud. I'm just more sensitive to sound when I'm tired. I'm hoping it will go away after running for a couple hours.UPDATE: The whine went away after a few hours, but then came back for about 30 minutes before letting down to a soft hum.______________________I will contact TABYIK about the sleep mode & light issues today, June 23, 2022. I'll update my review after.

I ordered 2 of the humidifiers, which were practically noiseless and which provided the mist we wanted. Unfortunately, after about 5 weeks, one of them just stopped working. I contacted the company to see if they could help me troubleshoot, but apparently it was a problem they had not encountered before. They sent a replacement humidifer, which arrived within a few days. The original is still performing wonderfully, and the new one seems just fine. I am very pleased with the product and the way the problem was resolved.

I actually like this humidifier. I am glad I opted to try a different humidifier than the ones that dominate the pharmacy and Walmart shelves.This gives you control of how much humidity you need or want in your room by percentage, how heavy you want the mist ( be careful if stationing on a wood or linoleum floor it will get wet- I thought there was a leak...lol), timer, and nice minimum color light or turn it off. Oh, there is little noise but nothing to really notice or disturbing to your rest.I believe I used 9-10 bottles of water. The tap water I feel is too heavy and is what tears humidifiers up with mineral deposit build up.It is super easy to clean this machine, I wipe it with LYSOL wipes. All and all super easy to use this device and I personally think it's better machine.

I do like how this thing can put a lot of moisture in the air without leaving a wet mess in the immediate vicinity. The problem is it usually just doesn't work.I don't think the moisture meter ever worked. When I first got it, I'd set it to shut off at 55%, but the meter never got that high despite my apartment looking like Stephen King's The Mist. For thirty bucks, I wasn't too disappointed; I just shut it off when I felt there was enough humidity.Now, it just turns off whenever I turn it on. I only had it a couple weeks before these critical malfunctions began. It might run for half an hour, or it might only be a few seconds before it beeps and shuts down. The meter never goes above 40-50%, so I know that's not the issue. I've cleaned the whole unit multiple times but to no avail. If anything, cleaning it just gives me another round of headaches as it flashes the Empty Reservoir icon and refuses to turn on. Dumping a cup of filtered water into the bottom half of the unit (beneath the reservoir) seems to fix that, but I really shouldn't have to do that. Too bad I tossed the box immediately or I'd sent this garbage back.