Mini Portable Humidifiers, Max 14Hrs Travel Personal Battery Operated Humidifier with Container Diversity, Auto Shut-Off, Ultra-Quiet, USB Rechargeable Humidifier for Travel/Car/Bedroom/Office/Plants

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this and another type of portable humidifier specifically for work. The air is dry and my allergy meds dry me out more so figured this was a great idea. Wanted one that i could use both there and in the car. The container diversity is great BUT not for me….i am all about aesthetics and the one glass i have that it looked cute in was too big for the cup holder and taking this device back and fourth along with a cup with too much of a hassle. I THOUGHT it was going to come with the container it’s shown with (SMH) and then i would also have the choice to put it in something else. Ultimately kept the smaller one piece device. This one has a great battery life and great output. Just really wish it came with the cup shown for aesthetics and device security.

Another review called this the Marshmallow wand Humidifier. Getting to see it used in a video was influencial in deciding to give this one a shot.It comes in an unremarkable box with a laughably small 'certificate ' within, which might be needed for a warranty claim.It works as advertised, very portable and even small enough to use in a bottle of water for hours on end. It only has two modes: All on, and a 5 sec on, 3 off, intermittent mode that adds a remarkable length to its charge.The only reason its not a 5 star, I've only had it a week, and releases such a soft mist that you don't feel any moisture collecting on any surface. Even right below it. You might even need 2 or 3 five second spray to feel dampness on a tissue.If this one could run like its corded only counterpart, then I think this one would be a nicer Humidifier to use. Instead you are periodically juicing it up. Letting it run a few hours and charging it for an hour to a half hour to keep going.I expect it to stop working before I use a second wick, but we shall see, and I'll update this some time in the future. Its worth the $18 I paid for it so far, and its effect was instantly felt in my very dry apartment.I've counted over 9 hours of the intermittent spray, but it doesn't even use half of the dip jar I'm holding water in. All in all, it's a good product so far.

Got this yesterday. Had it on the charger for a few hours. Never got a green light, but decided to still try to use it in my plant cabinet before bed. I set it for intermittent and it worked amazing. By the time I wake up, the humidity was super low already in the plant cabinet and the battery was dead. I plugged it in and it's so dead that it flashed red for awhile before it went straight red. It has now been sitting on the charger for at least 6 hours and is still red. Was hoping to order a couple more, but hesitant now. Unsure if this is defective or just junk.

This is usually marketed for use in cars and on desktops but I bought 2 of these to use in my house because I have a lot of houseplants. In the winter time, people move in their houseplants indoors and because they turn on their heaters, the air becomes dryer, thus drying up the leaves of their houseplants. Conventional plug-in humidifiers are effective but they take up a lot of space and energy. These are rechargeable and compact so you can use a vase or a jar and stick it anywhere localized near the plants. I have noticed however, that one of them has stopped working after the vapor stream started to decrease and diminish over the weeks and am hoping to get it replaced. Take into account how much you will use these because that might affect the efficacy period of these devices.The downside to these devices is that they have a very short lifespan of maybe 4-6 months if you get one. Sometimes the mist starts to weaken and it is likely due to calcium buildup which can be amended with vinegar or CLR. Might last longer if you only use it intermittently but for my purposes, I have been using it continuously until it needs to recharge. If you are going to use this for plants, I would say use it in supplementation to a plug-in one or one that has a longer lifespan.

Put this unit to use and thought it would work for keeping humidity in my chicken brooder box. Even though it was a very small box it did not do the job. The humidity only raised up 10 percent after a long period and the chargeable battery does not last as long as advertised. I would not recommend for my purposes and can not see where else it would be useful.

Uses for humidifying plants. Like the portability and the fact that it had a battery. Make sure you get the 2200 mA version.What I didn't like was that it lasted for maybe a month. I bought four of them and two have since died. Will not recharge. Also, The sponge wicks tend to smell tiny bit musty after a couple of days. What I was doing was running the unit through diluted hydrogen peroxide solution and then when the smell was gone, I would run it again through regular water and then use it for my plants again.Kind of a process but it was working. Not sure if I will buy another one or try something else. These were very quiet, very small easy to recharge. Longevity however is questionable.

I have a mixture of plants requiring a range of humidity. For the thirstier of plants, individual humidifiers made more sense, allowing the remainder of the room to be dry. Purchased two of these units and am pleased with the outcome. The two high-humidity plants are now receiving bursts of mist at regular intervals.

Honestly I really wish it came with the bottle shown in the product photo as it’s what drew me in originally. However it’s cute, small, works great, literally fits any bottle. I will probably buy another for the home office and make this tiny water bottle of mine into my own spill proof bottle because I like the idea so much.

Love that it small, versatile and silent. But would love more output. Not enough for my desk use.