LEVOIT LV600HH vs Miro NR07G

As an experiment we used it for a tank full in another room all day with little interference from currents or people walking by with the warm mist. It was much more effective and consistent in this decent sized room and agreed with the hygrometer 90% of the time. However, when I walked by, opened the garage entry door (12 feet away) or did activity behind the unit (reading newspaper, sitting up and down, etc), it did the same inaccurate and fluctuating humidity detection causing the unit to not achieve the desired level. And as mentioned the unit can 360 direct mist, but the left front is where the humidistat is and that's not a good place to direct it

So the next day I bought a hygrometer. On low, the humidity in our room stays about 22%. On high, it can get to 24%. Keep in mind that ideal is above 30

We spent a week coming up with products on amazon, but we never settled on any. On a whim, I purchased this one and got it next day (I'm a Prime member). I had stocked up on distilled water for this little guy prior to it arriving, so we could get it set up and running as soon as it came in. Opening the package I was impressed, the product was very well packaged and came with a buttload of instructions and filters for essential oils (which we wont use)

I contacted support, and this is actually an updated review based on what I learned. This device is actually more effective if you don't put it on full power — that makes the droplet problem worse. Run it at 50-75% of maximum, and it'll actually put more humidity into the air itself and less into puddles. But, then, it's really not very powerful