BriteLeafs Ultrasonic Aromatherapy Aroma Diffuser Humidifier

I've had this a few days and so far it works great. You turn it on and almost immediately, a light mist starts coming out of the top with the scent of whatever you put in it. It's pretty good for a small room, not sure how it would do in a bigger one. You can set it for a variety of times up to 180 minutes and it will turn off automatically. It makes a very quiet hum and slight bubbling sound.It's about as wide as the cans that beans or soup come in and a little taller. It feels like pretty cheap plastic so we'll see how it does for durability. My only other concern is that the plastic will absorb the scents, so you won't be able to get a clean scent when you switch to a different oil. The smell does seem to linger on the water tank and cover, but I've been wiping them down after each use and so far it hasn't been too bad.

Pros: Pretty decorative design, lots of adjustable light colors, plus high, low or off settings for the light. Automatic shut off that you can set for up to 120 minutes. Electric supply cord is completely removable for easy cleaning and refilling. Appears to be overall good quality and workmanship.Cons: This unit does not put out as much vapor as I'd like and there is no way to regulate that. I use only distilled or reverse osmosis filtered water at room temperature, so the water is not the issue. Otherwise, I am happy with this purchase for use in a SMALL room.

Love this little diffuser for our bedroom. My only suggestions would be to indicate what the lights mean when you turn it on. It took me awhile to figure out to hold down the "on" button to get to the longer diffuse times, and it still haven't really figured out how long each one lasts. Also, this diffuser omits a very light stream, so having a fan on will disperse it and not concentrate it in one spot. Not good if you want it beside your bed for congestion and you have your ceiling fan on...you won't really be able to smell it. Love the lights!

I have an electric warmer that I use for essential oils and scented wax. I have been reading about oil diffusers for awhile now, and about how much nicer they are than the warmers for dispersing oils so I decided to buy one and check it out for myself.This diffuser looked nice, and the reviews were pretty good too so I bought one. This really does work better than the warmer, there is no warm up time,...just add water, a few drops of scented oil, and turn it on. The mist works immediately! :)The colors on the light are so pretty, as is the flower and butterfly design. The diffuser lights up green, light green, blue, light purplish blue, red, light red, white, and dimmer white . It would be nice if there was a button you could push so it would scroll through all the colors automatically, but there isn't so you just pick the color you like the best or just turn the light part off. You can set the timer to 30, 60, 120 or 180 minutes. The cord is nice and long too.This little diffuser poofs out a nice steady mist. I'm used to using the warmer so I wasn't prepared for how strong the oil scent would be, next time I won't use so many drops! I really like this oil diffuser, it's pretty and I know I will have fun mixing and matching different scents.

I use this thing all the time. I run it when we go to bed at night and set it for 3 hours and sometimes get up and re-set it in the middle of the night. As long as there's still water left in the reservoir it will run again. I also usually use it a couple times during the day. I've never had a problem with any of the functions from the day I opened the box and took it out. I've only had it for a month, so for the price I hope it lasts a lot longer, but compared to other reviews I've been very happy with all of the functions. The only thing I might like is for an option for the light to stay on after the timer runs out so I can use it for a night light, but the light goes off when the diffuser shuts off. But I can live with it.The complaints about the water coming out when you tip it and other design issues are simply a matter of common sense. The unit comes apart into two separate parts so you can fill the reservoir in the bottom and then screw the top part back on. There has to be an opening to pour the water in, so of course you cannot tip it or the water will come out. I hope it lasts for a good long time. I love using it.

Recently we (all the family) caught a quite nasty cold and this thing was really helpful. When it was especially bad, I was breathing eucalyptus fumes directly from the opening (the vapor is slightly warm, pretty good for inhalation).It's small as for "full-size" humidifier, but as aroma lamp it's just perfect and overall, after few weeks, we are not using our regular humidifier anymore. Light function is pretty good too and we're using the lamp as night stand.I can think only about one downside - there is one button that cycles light colors, which is OK for selecting the color itself, but to turn the light off you have to press the button several times (i.e. colors are bright white, low white, bright red, low red, bright green, low green and bright blue, low blue - so to turn off the light if you're on the low white, you'll have to press button 7 times). But it's minor inconvenience and usually I'm just unplugging the lamp from the wall socket, when not in use.And small note - since there is no water filter as on the "big" humidifiers, it's probably would be better to use distilled water from the local grocery store. The lamp consumes small amount of water, so it won't cost you a fortune.

As mentioned in the title, this was my first diffuser. So I'm no expert. That said, it didn't meet my expectations. I expected it to diffuse the air in a small room in my place with the scent of eucalyptus oil. I tried multiple times with different amounts of water and oil and it never really produced any scent. The only time I could smell anything is if I went right up to the small opening where the mist was coming out of. I think that's unacceptable. I ended up returning it.