Aromatherapy Diffuser - Professional Grade Diffusers for Essential Oils, Nebulizing Technology, Full Spectrum Oil Adaptability, No Water, No Heat, Super Quiet, Portable, Battery Powered

I love this diffuser. I have it in my camper van, and the USB-C charging is great. It's easy to use and runs for ages on its battery. It looks great, fits into any space and feels good quality all round. It's flexible on how much mist it produces, and on its high setting really pumps out! I love it. Doesn't leak when tipped over, Very happy.

purchased 3rd April, and tried evening and today 4th April. Writing this now as had enough already, by the afternoon.. Images taken 2 of them today and on marble surface one taken evening of the item arrived yesterday.My review;👍 PROS:* good as waterless option to have some nice smell around the house* nice smart stylish look, i went with golden rose one.* portable and works when charging👎 CONS ;* it spills the oils around so wasting lots of oil, check the image,Half of the oil spilled on the machine and tray surface as well,when you think about money wise as nice reliable oil is expensive , so this is not efficient.* smell doesn't cover large area like lounge, but ok for table top use or next to bed when having night time reads etc to relax.* due to wasting oil, not yet 24 hrs finished and it's already gone down middle of the bottle, as supposed due to lots of oil wasted outside spillages.* I was being able to use less oil and larger area coverage with non waterless diffuser.Hope Helps 🙏✌OVERALL; ❌💥💥💥 NO NO! for me.After writing this, I'm returning the item.👊

So easy to use with pure essential oils. The controls allow a good range of strength and timer options. It can give a very powerful output if you want - the scent carries around the whole house. Mine has lasted really well - I got it in 2021 and it is only just starting to slowdown but I've never tried cleaning it so I'm getting some alcohol to see if it has some residues stuck. But I'm still happy I've gone this long with doing nothing but charge it and replace oils!

Takes the small size essential oils perfectly and vapourises them nicely. The controls are nice and simple to set time and frequency. I even use it sometimes as an air freshener in rooms that may not see as much use.It could have got 5 stars, but lost one through the need to USB charge and the poor internal battery life. The battery discharges itself within a few days, even when turned off. This means you leave it plugged in to a USB cable to keep it topped up - removing the advantage of it being battery operated. It would have been far better designed to accept a number of AA batteries which the user could replace/recharge as required.

Wow, this is an excellent piece of kit. I have two plug-in diffusers which are both very effective, but wanted a rechargeable one for the bathroom where there is no socket. This runs for a long time on each charge (probably close to 8 hours in total), the duration and intensity of scent is variable, and it really does emit a great level of fragrance. It’s reasonably quiet, a bit of a hum, but fine for the bathroom as long as people don’t get spooked by it while they are on the loo. It looks fine, not exactly a feature, but compact enough that I popped it on the floor next to the wall. The wee bottle is fairly easy to refill with the fragrance of your choice - I use a pipettes dropper to decant from one of my reed diffusers and that works fine. This gadget is just what I was looking for.

Taken down fro 5 stars to 3 stars, diffuser itself was great and worked with no issues whatsoever, however when I wanted to clean the diffuser, I reached out to the seller and under their guidance I used rubbing alcohol in an oil bottle to clean it, however this resulted in the inside becoming blocked with a rubbery residue which has rendered it unusable, however I have been given a refund, hence the 3 star review as opposed to a 1 star.

I'm quite the fan of nebulizing diffusers. I've had ultrasonic diffusers in the past, where you drop the essential oils into water. However, nebulizing diffusers are far more effective as they take pure essential oils (not diluted by water) and use pressurised air (no water or heat) to blow teensy oil particles into the air. This means the scent is far more intense and you end up using up less oil in the long run, as you can switch the diffuser off sooner.I have two beautiful glass and wood diffusers from Organic Aromas. However, they both need to be plugged in, and I wanted something light and portable that I could move around the house, as required. I did a fair bit of research but found, at least in the UK, portable nebulizers aren't that easy to source. I also wanted one that gave me more control over how long the unit remains on and the intensity of the diffusion, and this model fitted the bill perfectly.It's so easy to set up. You charge it up, then either mix a blend of your preferred essential oils into the little 10ml bottle that comes with the unit (it will take 10 or 15ml bottles) or you can attach a bottle of your favourite oil or oil blend. I started with a Tisserand blend and found that the lowest setting was still powerful enough to spread a fair way through the house and upstairs (with nebulizers, the particles tend to drift up). You can run it for an hour, two hours, four or eight. I have found that an hour gives a good scent that lasts a fair while. On the lowest setting, the unit diffuses for 5 seconds around every two minutes. That might not sound like a lot, but it's cumulative and I've found that to be strong enough. I haven't even had to crank it up to the higher setting (from memory, one runs for about 30 seconds every minute).There have been some reviews saying that the oil leaks/there's fallout. I've not found this. That being said, I don't reckon that any diffuser should be placed on surfaces that are delicate or could tarnish. Any diffuser, whether nebulizing or ultrasonic, will result in oil particles dropping down (fine though they are). I have this particular diffuser situated against the skirting on my stairs and there are no issues. It's also a great diffuser for a bathroom (oils wouldn't damage surfaces that can be wiped down). I definitely wouldn't put any diffuser on an expensive wooden table though, or beneath a painting. The beauty of this diffuser is that it's totally portable and doesn't need plugging in - this means you can situate it wherever you want, away from items you wouldn't want to risk damaging. One last thing on this subject - there are, I believe, certain oils that will cause more damage than others if they land on things, due to their viscosity and colour. Orange and grapefruit essential oils, for example, are quite thick and have a tendency to stain. I have two glass nebulizing diffusers and notice that they're harder to clean out when I've used these types of oils, which are very sticky and discolouring.All in all, although I've only been using this diffuser for a few days, I'm really pleased with it. If anything, I think the scent it puts out is stronger than with my other two nebulizers. The other two can only take a certain amount of drops (around 40 max) which pool at the bottom of the glass. As there's not as much liquid, it runs out sooner. This unit, by comparison, can take on 10/15ml in one go (so you don't have to top up as often) and I do feel that, for whatever reason, there's more scent payoff.For the price, I think this is a fantastic nebulizer.