Magictec Cool Mist Humidifier, 2.5L Essential Diffuser for Bedroom and Baby, Adjustable Mist Output, Auto Shut Off, Super Quiet 360 Nozzle - Lasts Up to 24 Hours, Black

Love this little thing. What's great about it is the simplicity of the electronics inside, the only thing that dictates if it's on or off is the dial, no stupid button. This lets me set it up to a smart outlet (govee is easiest to use imo and the outlets are a game changer trust me) and have it turn on and off automatically, the dial remains on full blast. The ones with buttons have to manually be turned on every time they lose power and are powered back up. My only complaints are how often I refill and the insanely bright indicator. I put electrical tape and its not even noticable now. For the capacity issue, I'll be modifying it to have a water inlet to pump water into it

In a small room or bedroom, this humidifier works quite well. Running it at or very near to its highest output make a measurable increase in room humidity over the course of 8-hours (which is about the full capacity before needing to refill). My room was getting very dry, about 30% humidity, and running this humidifier with the door closed raised the humidity to 38% in 8 hours (roughly 1% per hour). Running it continuously, refillin every 8 hours, brought the humidity to close to 50% by the next day. It's not a big deal for me to refill it but if that's something you don't want to worry about, I'd suggest a larger capacity humidifier. It seems durable and well made overall and operates fairly quietly, no louder than a white noise machine on a very low setting. For the price, this is an excellent option and does it's job as it should. Recommend

Overall, I like this humidifier because it's quiet and works well, and is a good value. Pros: Very quiet; runs almost 24 hours on the lowest setting Cons: There's no way to refill it without water leaking everywhere; the white light is blinding in a dark room; hard to clean; can't use essential oils. The first time I tried to refill this I removed the cannister and water leaked all over the table and floor. The next time I carefully removed the cannister and turned it upside down before moving it, and the same thing happened. Now I come armed with a few towels to catch the leakage. I've only refilled it when the red light, meaning it is out of water, was on for at least an hour. I find it hard to clean, as well. For now I spritz a little vinegar into it, add water, and slosh it around a bit. I'm not sure it it's doing the job. The instructions are very vague.

This humidifier is simple and does exactly what it needs to do. It doesn't have any fancy features or bells and whistles, just a single reservoir and a single rotating knob to set the humidity level. I've only had it about a week, but I've been using it consistently every night (one full reservoir lasts 2 nights at the med-low setting I use) and it's helped a lot with my nose and throat in the morning when having the heat on all night. I no longer wake up with a dry, sore nose. This is the first humidifier I've ever used, so I can't compare it to others. It does make a noticeable noise level, but it's steady and low, so I think it wouldn't bother most people as it basically doubles as a white noise machine. However, if you're extremely sensitive to noise at night, this might be distracting. Then again, probably any humidifier would be. My only complaint is a small nitpick- the light above the knob is a very bright pale white. I'm super sensitive to light at night. I put a couple of small pieces of duct tape over it and it works to dim the light level just fine. It doesn't look amazing, but it works just fine, and I have the humidifier tucked in next to a houseplant anyways, so it's not noticeable. Overall, a great product so far!

So, like many people, I've been suffering from some dried, cracked skin and decided to try a humidifier. I'd liked what I'd read about this one, so I decided to give it a try. While I agree with some of the positives some people have said, there are also some negatives I agree with also. First, I've not had a humidifier before, so I can't and won't be comparing this to how others work. But I do not consider this difficult to fill. Maybe it's a little inconvenient since it does fill from the bottom so I do it in the kitchen sink, but I don't consider it a big deal. Initially I experienced some leaking while figuring out this whole process, but it didn't take long to figure out the trick to minimize spillage. The condensation from the adjustable nozzle spray is a thing that exists, but I can handle a few drops of water if I'm not careful about when and where I remove that. Placing the tank back on the base proved tricky at first until I realized each aspect has an arrow that line up with each other. Line them up, bam, easy-peasy. It shouldn't be difficult for anyone to reassemble when you find the arrows. For me, the base does fill with water when replacing the tank. I don't know if this is intended as a necessary step for how the device works or not, but it did alarm me initially. But now, every time I replace the tank, you can hear the water glugging as it fills the base that I empty each time I refill the tank. As for the bright light some people report, I don't think it's that bright but I also do not sleep at night (I work night shift) so the light doesn't affect me. Now on to my two biggest issues. I have had this less than two weeks and was unsure if it was actually effective for my living room, which is not that big. I have a semi-open but not very large floor plan so that my dinette area is next to the living room and the kitchen is close by as well. So I bought a hygrometer to determine the humidity level. I feel one or the other is not effective, as the humidity has never gone above 39% despite me having the humidifier on at least medium pretty constantly. Just seems to me the humidity should sometimes go higher, but I do not know what exactly is going on, so I am not pinning that on this humidifier at this juncture. My main issue is this humidifier was *initially* whisper-quiet. After just a few days, however, not even a month or two like some people have reported, I started experiencing the very loud, grinding, whirring noise. When I investigated, my initial thought was it was due to the aforementioned water in the base that, at the time, I was (and still am, as I said) unsure if that was by design or not. So I emptied the base, replaced the tank, only for the glugging sound to occur again as the base refilled with water. I don't know how else to troubleshoot the sound noise, but I can say when mine runs for a while at that grating sound, it will usually "get it out of its system" and return to being a whisper-quiet machine. As I write this, it just did that, in fact, after, frankly, maybe an hour of whirring away at an alarmingly loud rate. Bottom line is I do not think this is as difficult a machine to fill and use as some people think, but the whirring noise issue is an issue that I don't know how to solve, and I will honestly be investigating into trying a different humidifier. If you're lucky enough to avoid having the sound issue, I feel it is likely an effective machine.

The first product was not without its problems. I had an issue where the auto-shutoff feature would falsely engage causing the unit to stop working, even with a full tank. The company assured me this was a problem which was caused by shipping, and not a normal issue they see with the product. They provided for a replacement which so far has not exhibited the same issue. I'm impressed with this level of service. You can imagine how frustrating it is to have a product that doesn't do what it's supposed to, and they responded to that frustration adequately to make sure that I had a working product quickly. As for the product itself, I chose it because it's a good mix of form, function, and price. The black tinted tank, and black design makes it sleek and hide away in the room which is exactly what I wanted. You can get about 24 hours of humidity on a single tank load, depending on how high you run the fan. If you use this as a bed side humidifier, you can blast this at 100% and expect to have extra water left over in the morning. That's ideal! It's simple, looks good, and after the first hiccup caused by shipping damage, it works as it should. You can rest assured that you will be satisfied with Magitec. Even as in my case, when the first product did not work out, they made sure that I would be taken care of.

I bought this humidifier to run on my nightstand at night to help with the dry Arizona summer air, and to help with sinus dryness I was experiencing. I was very pleased with how much it helped with that and how cooling it was! I used it nightly for about 2 months. I did experience the white dust that other reviewers talked about but figured that was from the hard water we have in AZ. The last week or two when I first turned it on the motor would run really loudly but then mellow out to the normal level of white noise after a minute or two of being on. I didn't think too much of it, but was preparing myself for the day it stopped working. I cleaned the humidifier weekly and two weeks ago when I cleaned it, it didn't turn back on. I realized that I might have gotten a little bit of water in the bottom motor area when cleaning it so I left it to sit for a couple days (to allow for any moisture to evaporate) and then tried again and it ran just fine. This week I cleaned it again and was very careful to not let any water get into the bottom section, and low and behold, ran into the same problem when I went to turn it on. I let it sit for a few days and then last night tried plugging it back in and it didn't turn on again. I left the humidifier in the "off" position (there is a click you can feel when it is turned to off, and the light was off that indicates it is on) and figured it might just be totally broken and was going to look at it closer in the morning. Flash forward a few hours to 1 AM and my husband and I wake up to a loud bang and bright flash and the humidifer is SMOKING from the bottom motor area and it smells like an electrical fire! We quickly unplug it and look for signs of fire but couldn't see anything. We took it into the kitchen and disassembled it and found that all of the internal cords and power chip were burnt and black! We are VERY lucky that this didn't start a house fire! It was very scary since it was right by my head on my night stand and are so glad that this didn't happen while we were not at home! I should have not left it plugged in, but did not think there would ever be an issue since it was turned off! We were understandably shook up from this happening and wanted to be sure to warn anyone who is buying this that it can be a fire hazard!!!

Quiet and works great. We specifically purchased due to specs stating it was quiet. I can use this by my office desk and it is so whisper quiet no one knows it’s on.

Water gets everywhere and it stops working, just awful stay far away