300ML Diffuser Essential Oil Diffuser Remote Control Aromatherapy Diffuser Mist Humidifiers with 7 Color LED Lights for Bedroom Office House Kitchen Yoga

Great Unit – Nice looking, perfect for my patio reading time and keeping bugs away.
Purchased specifically for outdoor use on patio to diffuse essential oil blend to keep away bugs. Added a short extension cord to fit into my outdoor outlet (which is covered and won’t accept the side molded plug of this diffuser) . All works great – powerful mist, easy to operate, long lasting. I like to leave the light on orange/red to help detour bugs. Love being able to read outside in peace now.I don’t leave the unit outdoors since it’s not intended for that use, so the only issue I have with it is that the lid doesn’t lock into the base so I have to be careful when carrying it in/out each trip. I’m planning on making a small tray to set the entire unit in to make this easier.Haven’t needed the remote, but its a nice feature!

Nice diffuser
It’s easy to use buttons on bottom front of diffuser. The remote is small and convenient. Love changing the different colors to set mood to relax. The size of the diffuser is perfect on a small table or counter, doesn’t take up any room. It is very quiet and it shuts off automatically if there isn’t sufficient water in it, nice safety feature. I use lavender oil and it distributes the scent nicely. I really like this diffuser, also an economical purchase.

Works Great!
The water lasts so long I can make my near whole apartment smell nice nearly all day! It’s also not terribly big so it fits nicely on my counter! The color changing especially with the remote is a lovely and relaxing feature!

I like it better than I did at first…
Someone gave me a diffuser as a gift, and though it’s not something I wanted, or even knew much about, I wound up liking it so much that I decided to buy another one, so that I wouldn’t have to keep dragging it back and forth between the living room and the bed room during the day/at night.This particular one isn’t the most beautiful, or simplest to refill, or even the very-least-expensive one of the dozens (actually: probably hundreds) available to choose from on Amazon, but it seems to strike a good balance of all those things. It’s kind of generic looking, but it has a fairly large ‘lit’ area, so if you enjoy that blue LED glow like I do, that’s a good thing. Unlike some others, you do have to remove the top to fill it, and inevitably, a few drops of water will spill out when you do, no matter how careful you are. Pricewise, it was pretty reasonable (about $16 I think, at the time) for one that includes a remote, though Amazon being Amazon, you can probably find a similar one even cheaper.My two caveats about this specific diffuser are as follows:When its on, IT INTERFERES WITH NEARBY OVER-THE-AIR TELEVISION AND FM RADIO RECEPTION. I don’t know if this is because they’re made according to less stringent guidelines for radio frequency interference because they’re (all) from China, or because our own FCC couldn’t be bothered to enforce such rules, or what, but if this thing is on, and you rely on a nearby antenna to provide you with televisual or radiophonic entertainment, you’re GOING TO BE FRUSTRATED. Hard-to-receive television channels that DO come in clearly when the diffuser is off will suddenly go to black when it’s turned on, and radio stations that come in crystal clear when it’s off will suddenly have audible ‘fuzz’ when you turn it on. That’s just how it is, and this problem isn’t unique to THIS specific diffuser… the other one I have does the same thing. I realize many folks barely know what an antenna is, and wouldn’t be caught dead relying on one for TV and music, but I still do, so I thought I’d mention this potential problem: don’t say I didn’t warn you. Of course, if you’re the Pope or a sultan or someone like that, and stream ALL of your media ALL the time via data packets on the internet whenEVER the whim strikes, this warning doesn’t apply to the likes of you, your Holiness. ;-)Also, it DOESN’T SAVE YOUR PREFERRED SETTINGS BETWEEN USES: i.e.: if you want to make use of features and choose to set (for example) the light to bright blue, and the mist intensity to low and also intermittent, etc… you’ll have to push various buttons on the included remote half a dozen times or so. THEN, when you turn the machine off, and turn it back on again later, all your settings are GONE and back to the defaults. This happens DESPITE the fact that the device has never been disconnected from its power source, and (to me at least) it’s more than a little annoying. Not just because it’s necessary to push various buttons 6-7 times to get it to do what I prefer EVERY TIME I TURN IT ON, but (more practically) having to push all those buttons that often is going to make them wear out that much sooner than would otherwise be the case. “Why worry about that for a $16 tchotchke?” you might ask, and you’d have a point: this thing is not expensive. However, if the diffuser itself keeps working (the only ‘part’ it really relies upon is the little ultrasonic thingy that sits in the water) I’d hate to have to get rid of and replace it just because the remote wore out. So, having to reset all the settings every time I turn it on is annoying. To me. And maybe, potentially, to you as well. Which is why I mentioned it. Like the electronic interference thing, this behavior isn’t necessarily unique to THIS item: a couple others I’ve used have the same issue.Overall, for $16 bucks, it’s pretty good. If you don’t care about local OTA television/radio interference, and aren’t picky as I am about having to reset the settings every time you turn it on, you’ll probably like it a lot.Let me also mention that I had no problem whatsoever buying this item and having it shipped to me in California, whereas two other similarly-priced diffusers (that I actually preferred OVER this one aesthetically) COULD NOT be purchased and shipped to CA because there was a message saying they didn’t meet some state standard as an air purifier (according to Amazon during checkout). Which doesn’t make much sense, because none of them are air purifiers, and more to the point, they’re all pretty much the same except for design: they consist of the minimum possible amount of Shenzhen-sourced plastic and basic circuitry to convince a buyer to part with their money. I still don’t understand this restriction from Amazon, but if you live in CA, be prepared to purchase your third-favorite diffuser instead of choice #1 or #2 like I did.-Scott 🙂

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I have a 5 year old innogear diffuser which is US make. No remote control no gimmicks. This one’s remote is totally useless. Diffusion works but it is middling. Only plus is the larger storage tank