Waterless Diffuser for Essential Oils Smart Tech Waterless Nebulizer Rechargeble Battery Powered Portable for Home Car Office

It's small, quiet and fits perfectly in a cup holder. Yeah, immediately smells like essential oil, but it seems like it doesn't use very much oil at all. I love it for in the car but is nice and portable I can bring it. With me wherever I need it.

Worth the price. Blends in with the decor and fragrance is long lasting.

The media could not be loaded. The first time I tested this diffuser I was baffled. You could clearly hear it working (although it’s somewhat quiet, but there is a hum) — but I didn’t see any mist.You put oil in an included glass bottle (I used the lavender that comes with the diffuser), screw on the top with it’s attached little straw, put that back onto the space it came from & line up the arrows. Then press power!Except no mist. Was it broken?On my second try I used the included cleaning tool to make sure the mist head wasn’t clogged, even though I was relatively sure it wasn’t. No mist, although I could see oil going up the straw.I took off the metal tip on the straw off & ran it. This time I took a short video. I still can’t see mist with my naked eye, but in the video you could clearly see the mist. I put the metal tip back on & took another video & again you could see the mist in the video (which is attached).I was ridiculously excited that it was working after all.This diffuser is supposed to last 16 hours on a full charge, although I haven’t tested that yet. I find they rarely run as long as claimed. It’s nice that you can put it in your car (probably a bit too wide for my old, small car) without a cord.You can set intervals for the diffuser to run or time for it to run. That’s still a bit confusing to me but like anything new I’m sure I’ll figure it out.You can use your own essential oils, too; just pour them into the included bottle (you’ll want to take the reducer off your bottle first).I took one star off because if you can’t see the mist, how will you know when it’s clogged?

The media could not be loaded. Easy to use right out of the box. Comes with a power cord (not battery powered) and a lavender essential oil, plus one empty oil container (that you could use to mix oils yourself). I have tons of oil diffusers in my home, but I love that this one doesn’t require water, so the scent is more concentrated.

If aroma therapy is part of your well being strategy this waterless diffuser belongs in your arsenal.The KitchenBro brand came out of the box charged well enough to get up and running, and everything needed is included: the nebulizer, USB-C cable, a fine outlet cleaning pipe in a protective storage tube, good quality essential oil, a spare bottle, and a straightforward use, maintenance and trouble shooting leaflet. There's a tiny boot filter at the end of the tube connected to the empty amber bottle that's attached to the machine. I mention this so that when you replace the bottle it may have fallen to the bottom or get knocked off during the changing process and possibly be mistaken for a bit of manufacturing trimmings.Light and compact, about the size of a soda can, this unit really delivers in terms of operating options and fragrance.Fragrance. Oh m'ah gosh! Clear and light, what I imagine inhaling clouds would feel like. I put a few drops of this same oil in my water tank diffuser and the delivery is surprisingly different; a touch heavier and I can tell from which direction it is emanating. I'm not at all dissatisfied with my tanked diffuser but I am more satisfied with this waterless system.In addition to the pure pleasure of beloved fragrance wafting gently through your space, this would be excellent support for people who deal with allergies through use of essential oils. I run a medicinal oil blend during cold and flu season to help support my immune system and love that this unit can be configured to run through my entire sleep cycle. It will take mere seconds to change over to a daytime fragrance.Portable. No water mess to contend with, gone are power outlet restrictions, leave it on 24/7 or 1, 2, 4 hours or any combination of those numbers: up to 7 hrs total. Plus you have control over the intensity by choosing the frequency of delivery through the "ON INT" and "OFF INT" settings to the printed time and combinations thereof for extension. With all lights of both settings set to "on" the unit delivers and then stops in the longest duration and equal timing, which is 70 seconds. On battery, this setting has an average life of 40 hours. The on/off switch blinks during charging, when it stays lit the unit is fully charged.I like that it's quiet. Just a barely perceptible hum during delivery when you're very near the unit. I like the sleek and attractive housing, too.If you use an artificial Yule tree diffusing pine with this cloud-like delivery will enhance the perception that the tree is real. Realtors could benefit with placement for showing. People stuck in hospital or a nursing home would welcome a break from the unavoidable smells of those environments...the possibilities to enhance many corners of your life with this terrific bit of technology is very long indeed.One thing I'd like is inclusion or information for where to obtain replacement and/or longer up-take tube for larger essential oil bottles as well as where to find replacement filter boots. It's not a big deal to work out but would be a nice convenience. And information regarding automatic shut off should the oil bottle run dry might be helpful, too.I didn't know that I needed this; happens from time to time, eh?! I'm glad to have it. This vendor dispatched my order request right away. It's a great experience.

It’s just not working. Charged it and with first use, it got this very wimpy stream of scent. In 10 minutes, couldn’t see it at all. It’s a foot from my face and I don’t smell a thing. The motor is too loud for a home office. I tried putting it on a soft surface, my desk pad, to see if it would be quieter, nope.