SPA SCIENCESNano Mister - Hydrating Facial Mister with Battery Bank

My teenager loves the product!

Why everyone in the reviews is not bothered by missing a whole digital screen is beyond me. This product shows a digital screen with a skin analyzer as well as an on/off button on it in the listing. That's definitely NOT what I received... This seems a bit shady, cause after doing some research, they make 2 different versions of this product. The one with and without the digital screen. So what? Did they figure they'd advertise it as the better one figuring that no one would complain because of the low price point and the "cool" battery pack on the bottom? Welp, they were right! LoL. Until today, that is.I don't need a portable charger, I need a face Mister with a skin analyzer like I ordered. I've reached out to Spa Sciences via their website and I'm waiting to hear back about this issue. People can think I'm petty, but what it comes down to is false advertising - and I'm not okay with that. You shouldn't be either, but hey, what you should or should not do is NONE of my business...

Purchased it mid December and stopped misting early March. When trying to charge it I’d get a fast blinkining red and violet light. It did work nicely for two months. I was very disappointed.

This misting device is deceptively easy to set up and operate. The top cap, with a slight twist, is pulled off to reveal the reservoir. Fill it with about 30ml of distilled water. Replace the top. Pull down the switch, which does two things: It reveals the spray nozzle and turns on the device. When you're done, push the switch back up. That's it.Now, for the special additional feature of this device. It can acts as a power bank, too. There's a USB-A port that you can use to power 'small' usb devices. The major drawback is they don't provide detailed information about the battery capacity. So, I have no idea about the true utility of this feature.The user manual does not provide information on the battery rating/capacity, nor the charging time. They say to connect the charging cable and wait until the proper light indication on the device (the light ring displays a steady green light, charging is indicated by a red light ring). Furthermore, they want the user to charge the battery for five hours. Even if the light ring turns green, they want it to continue charging for the full five hour duration. This is unusual, and I have not encountered this instruction before.The user manual does state: "...the device can spray continuously for about 35 minutes when filled with water, and sprayed for 8 - 10 hours on a full charge." So, based on that initial 5 hour mandatory charge, and 8 - 10 working time, this is a good charging:operating time ratio.It is a handy nano misting device. It does issue a fine mist, and will automatically power off when it detects no water available. It is small enough to easily carry in a coat pocket, handbag, gym bag or luggage. This might be very handy in the summer, as a refreshing spritz of fine nano mist.Based on these impressions and considerations, it earns a 4.25 star rating.

This is a nice nano mister. It is sturdy and appears to be well made. It produces a super fine mist that does a nice job of hydrating and refreshing the skin. The water tank is of a good size and can continuously mist for over half an hour. It has a safety shutoff when the tank is empty. A spray switch in the front slides down to reveal the nozzle and turn it on. Slide it up to turn it off and protect the nozzle from possible damage when tossed into your hand bag or backpack.The nano mister doubles as a power bank as well. It has a USB Type-A output port for charging your device. There is no mention of the capacity of the internal rechargeable battery, so I have no idea how capable it is to charge a given device. As for charging the mister itself, it has a micro-USB input port (charging cable provided).The mister has a multi-colored LED light ring for charging and spraying statuses. There is a SPA branding cutout in the cap that will show through the light as well.Overall, I'm pleased with this nano mister. It works well and keeps my skin hydrated. It is nice and refreshing when the weather gets warm. It is slightly over 5" long, reasonably compact, lightweight and portable. The power bank function is a nice touch but probably not sufficient for charging a nearly depleted phone. Anyway, I like it a lot. It is easy to use and gets the job done.

I have tried a few others of these types of machines and some of them are kind of leaky. This one seals really well in the head when nothing gets wet even if it’s laying down full of water and charging. It is also much bigger than other ones I’ve tried like it really feels like a small flashlight in your hand so just know that. It does feel solid and doesn’t feel cheap at all -although the top of the thing looks kind of cheap with the metallic plastic (I am rarely, if ever, a fan of plastic made to look like metal, though).The spray is the star – it is sooooooo super fine. MUCH finer than other similar ones that I have used. Unlike some other machines that come partly charged- this thing arrived dead and had to be charged. Easy enough for sure – again – no leaks – even when full and laying on its side – GREAT seal. It did take quite a while for me to charge it – but that could be because you can use this device as a phone charger. So, I guess that is the reason why. I can’t see myself using it for my phone (especially as I will not be toting this around with me due to its size) – but you never know what happens in life and it is a good option to have. Good to keep at the office for a refreshing spritz- especially in Winter with dry heated air. Also, nice to have on my livingroom coffee table for the same reason.Enjoy your day! : )