Cool Mist Humidifiers for Bedroom LED Light, PERPURITY Anti Gravity Air Humidifier with Water Droplets 500ML, Portable Small Humidifier with Auto Shut Off for Large Room Bedroom Office Plant.

humidifier does not work and does not spray water in the air, although the gravity part works.

This humidifier did not come with instructions yet easy to use! It takes few minutes like 10 for water to turn into mist though, this was my first humidifier and first time! It is easy to load the necessary small load of the water! It is enjoyable sounds of dripping water while the humidifier goes! There is also a light it would be even cooler if it was optional! This is small size and easy travel with to use in different locations!

I recently bought the Anti Gravity Air Humidifier and was excited to try out its unique water effect. The water seemed to defy gravity, and even our cats were mesmerized by it. However, this was the only thing that impressed me about this product.One of the downsides of this humidifier is that the pump is noisy, and it can be quite distracting, especially if you're trying to concentrate or sleep. Another issue is that it tends to splash water around the area, which can be quite messy.But the biggest problem with this humidifier is the LED light. When the anti-gravity mode is enabled, the light flickers, and the stark blue color choice makes it hard to look at indirectly. I found it quite irritating, and it was definitely a dealbreaker for me.Despite these flaws, the mist feature works as expected, and the humidifier can run for a couple of hours without needing a refill, thanks to its small tank size. Overall, while the anti-gravity water effect is neat, but the other issues with this humidifier make it a hard product to recommend.

This humidifier is pretty cool! It's small and portable, but can handle a large room with ease. The LED light adds a nice touch, and the auto shut off feature is a lifesaver.

I think I may have been hypnotized when I turned this on. It is super mesmerizing to watch the illusion of the drops floating or moving upwards. The humidifier itself is a little persnickety, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t. It is also a bit loud, but depending on environment the sound of the dripping might be nice.

Good product but stopped working after about a month

The image in the advertisement doesn't quite match what comes in a box. I should have checked the video. On the top of the unit is where your micro USB cord would connect which is aesthetically unappealing. Instead of connecting from the back so you have an uninterrupted visual presentation, it connects from the side, where the cord dangles off into space. The cord provided is too short and also there is no power supply for it to plug into so you need to use your own to get this to work.It took quite a while and multiple attempts to get the humidifier part of it to actually work. Perhaps it is just taking a long time for the water to travel up to the top of the unit to produce the mist.The most interesting part was the LED light effects with the water that poured down from the top of the unit to the bottom. There you can make it look like droplets were suspended in the air or moving up or down slowly. I wish I could change the color of the lights but I can't.If only this unit were quieter I might be able to overlook its flaws and give it a better review.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a pretty good and neat product visually once you get it operating. The water drop effects are nice although it is due to oscillating effects of the lights. The instruction booklet isn’t really that clear as far as operating the unit but easy enough to figure out.The power button at the top of the unit is touch sensitive and basically switches the droplet effects. There isn’t any feedback when you press it, other than the function of the humidifier changing. The first press turns on the unit with the water effect running up. Touch a second time the water effect stands still. A third press will appear as if the water drops are falling down. The final press will shut the product off.I at first had issues getting the product to produce any mist out of the box on its first use. The water would run through the product and the droplets and lights worked fine, there was just not any atomization occurring. I researched other similar products online that suggested literally shaking just the atomizing housing unit, reassemble, and then turning it on…it worked…go figure!The book suggests using “mineral water” and DO NOT USE “Distilled Water” and DO NOT USE “Essential Oils”! I personally use purified water that is delivered or regular tap. So far neither have had any negative effects on the product, although, I do get more “mist” when tap water is used versus the purified water.The lights on the product CAN NOT be turned off as they are used to simulate the water effects. Also, there is a noticeable noise while the product is running but it’s more of a cycle of noise as the machine is cycling through the water for atomization for a moment and then becomes quieter with a slight water trickling sound.There really isn’t a clearly marked spot on the base that tells you where the water line should stop when filling. The only marking is something written in red, in a language I don’t speak, in a spot too high to be the waterline anyway.This unit also must be “plugged in” in order to operate with its accompanying “Type C” power cord that is about 2 ft~3 ft long…without the plug-in adapter of course. It’s also stated that the product shuts down after 4 hours automatically….mine usually goes 8 hours or more….basically until it’s out of water. Not sure if it’s suppose to do that but I’m not complaining necessarily as it’s still working properly.Overall, it’s good for what it is designed to do. It’s really your personal preference and purpose in which you need that will make a difference.