BLUEAIR Premium Smart Humidifier for Large Rooms, Bedrooms, Better Sleep with Evaporative Invisible Mist Tech, Auto Humidify, Easy Top Fill, Smart Control with App, Touchscreen, 3.5L Tank for 48 hours

I can’t believe how good this is
Outstanding product. Keeps the room’s humidity at 50%, and in auto mode is virtually silent. Easy to fill, uses tap water and no mist or white powder. Performs way above expectations. For an evaporative humidifier, I couldn’t ask for more.

Only great while it worked for a month
UPDATE : 1 Month Later -It DIED! Dead as a doornail in a MONTH people! Will not turn on, if it does turn on, it shuts itself off, if it manages to be on and running, the water pump won’t bring water up onto the filter. I have thrown in the proverbial towel and returned it. DO NOT BUY THIS.PROS:Works brilliantly! I live in a desert and usual humidity was around 5 – 10%. I suffered from frequent nose bleeds, dry skin and dry eyes. This little unit has kept my bedroom at a very comfortable 45% humidity.I have to refill it daily, but that’s understandable! Refilling it is extremely easy with a water pitcher. I have not spilled anything. The unit is extremely quiet, and once I figured out I could adjust the brightness of the display on the app I think it is a perfect humidifier.I would absolutely plan on using the app if you purchase the device. The functionality of the top display is such that you really are better off using the app. It works seamlessly once you get the controls down.CONS:Keep in mind that when using the included QR code to “register” the device you’re only guided into signing up for the blue air promotional emails which is why I’ve knocked one star off.You’ll need to use the email associated with the app, create an account on their website, and then go to register the device under the “devices and warranty” subheading using the serial number found on the back of the unit and your date of purchase from Amazon to actually register your device for the 3 year extended warranty.

Highest setting is annoyingly loud, but fan settings 1 & 2 are much better. Has some quirks.
This product has some quirks.For starters filling it is surprisingly awkward- even though you fill from the top, you are pouring through the fan so you have to turn it off and on every time you fill it. Additionally, you likely will pour right over the screen which it says not to do (but seems to be waterproof). Next, it’s easy to overfill and it creates quite the mess if you do.The Auto mode doesn’t seem to work great, it toggles back and forth between fan settings very frequently sometimes which is annoying to listen to as the highest fan setting is quite loud.A nice feature is the ability to set scheduled modes in the app. I have mine located in my home office and so I want it to not be on the highest fan setting during working hours since it’s very loud. Then at night when the room is empty I allow it to go into auto mode sine the noise won’t be a bother. I like that the app is configurable in that way.The water tank capacity should be better. It holds exactly 1 gallon of water which means you will have to refill it daily or even multiple times per day in the winter. Wish it had a bigger tank.Overall, it works pretty well and is one of the few evaporative humidifiers on the market at this price which means you can use normal tap water with it and have no downsides- but you will have to replace the $20 filter every few months.

Not for large rooms
Definitely not for large rooms. A decent humidifier but on full capacity all day barely reaches a 40% humidity level and often falls short. Room is less than 500 sq ft. Cleaning easy, internet features handy but not as effective as our previous humidifiers.

Really worth it. It really humidifies the room without having a mist. That’s what I needed. My humidifier is next to a closed plant cabinet and it increased the humidity in my room as well as in the closed plant cabinet. Thinking of purchasing another one for the living room. Above all there’s no sound coming out of it and the fan is at level 2

I’ve had this humidifier for a month now. I find it to be pretty good quality for what it is, but if you need something to produce A LOT of humidity, this isn’t the ideal item for you. The price is likely above what it should be for the results you see, but about what it should be for the engineering that went into it.The short story is that, this is a very nice, even premium, item when you look at how it operates. This is a wicking filter style humidifier, which means you should not be seeing white film all over your room/apartment/home but you are required to replace a filter every so often (the manufacturer says 3-6 months per filter, but I’m not sure if that will be the case or not yet). It does raise the humidity in a bedroom, but would be insufficient if you’re trying to use it for a living room or or larger space.The long story is this, I’ve had ultrasonic humidifiers. I’ve had very small personal ones that my wife and I have set on our bedside tables that had their own little filters for the water that worked quite well. The only problem was there were no filter replacements so you needed to replace the whole things about every year. We’ve tried large ultrasonic humidifiers which, unless you’re going to pay to use distilled water, are likely to leave a white film all over the place due to minerals in the water. We’ve tried ultrasonic humidifiers with cleaners and those little ball things that are supposed to help, but they don’t really do anything. We even found that our HVAC filter was getting clogged prematurely from using ultrasonic humidifiers. We’ve tried humidifiers that use heat, with these you don’t get the white film all over, but you get hard white crust all over the heating element area that, honestly, takes forever to clean sometimes. Even if you’re cleaning it once a week.We’ve always followed the recommendations by each manufacturer and have always had complaints or issues. With this though? Not as much, it’s not perfect, don’t get me wrong, but it solves the issues we have had in the past.Positives: The humidifer does work. Does it work as fast or as much as I would like? I don’t think so, it certainly doesn’t generate the kind of humidity that an ultrasonic one does, but so far it’s doing enough. It functions with a water pump that pushes water to cover the filter and a fan is used to blow humid water from the filter into the air. One huge positive of this is that the filter doesn’t sit in the water constantly helping mold to grow (this was an issue i ran into with a Honeywell model that has a wicking filter that sits against the water reservoir and is constantly wet, where I went through 3 filters in less than a month). After one month our filter only has the odd white bits (mineral deposits) and I have reason to believe it will last at least 2 month, maybe even the recommended timeframe. We don’t use the app for the humidifier and only use one setting (max fan). With max fan over a 6-9 hour sleep session we use between 2-3 litres of water or so each night, mostly depending on how humid it already is in our place. The humidifier also has a dry out mode, so if you turn it off, it will still run the fan intending to dry out the filter so it doesn’t sit wet indefinitely. This stops mold from growing and removes musty smells from permeating. After a month our filter still smells pretty normal. Cleaning is simpler than any other humidifier I’ve owned, there may be more pieces, but it’s nothing to put the right pieces in the sink with the right solution, and clean it down once a week. There aren’t millions of crevices you have to fight with and honestly, I haven’t had any scaling, mold, or scum to clean with me cleaning it weekly.Negatives: It doesn’t push out as much humidity as I wish it could. I get it, it’s a central unit with a wicking filter. That said we only use it for our bedroom. Do I wake up with dry throat and mouth? No, but is my nose dry some days? Yes. The price is a little high ($199.99 CAD) considering the results you get, but with a water pump and it pushing water over the filter, I think the price makes sense for the effort that went into the system. That said, I did get this item on a large sale.Medium things, or things that other people have mentioned as problematic that have little to no concern for me, personally: There is a humidity reading on the unit, however I don’t think anyone should use that with any certainty. I’ve seen some people complain that the humidity reading on the unit isn’t right, but of course it isn’t. It’s inside of the unit, of course it’s going to be more humid in, and around, the unit than it will be in the room. The only way to truly test the effectiveness of the unit would be to put it in one corner of a room and get a humidity reading from another corner… or something similar. I don’t know much about the timer settings or any other settings, I just run the fan at full speed and let it do it’s job. I found that at half speed we only use maybe 0.5-1 liter of water a night and I wake up far too dry. Never use company apps, I don’t care that they have an app. Just use the settings on the screen of the humidifier.Caveats: We only received this item in October 2025. It’s only been one month. We haven’t had to use the heat in our place, but we do leave our windows open often and live in a drier city. Will it be good enough for the winter? I can’t say with 100% certainty but I can only assume the wick will dry out faster and we’ll use more water. I’m also only using this for one specific use case (at home, in my bedroom, overnight) and am only sharing my personal feelings about the unit. To be clear, without a humidifier in our place, I wake up with my tongue stuck to the roof of my mouth, I don’t with this humidifier.I may update with new info if I feel it’s important, but if it’s not updated, assume it’s still working well for me.