Carepod Cube Plus X50V Stainless Steel Self-Sanitizing Hybrid Cold/Warm Mist Humidifier, Easy Clean for Larger Room 4.2 liters, Only 3 Washable Parts, Diswasher-safe, Auto Shut-off

The CarePod Cube X50V Humidifier is a game-changer for anyone looking to improve air quality at home. It’s compact but surprisingly powerful, with a minimalist design that doesn’t scream “humidifier” and blends into any room without looking out of place. The operation is super quiet, which is a big win for people who want to run it while sleeping or working without the constant hum or buzzing.What I really like about the Cube X50V is how customizable it is. You can easily adjust the mist output, and it has a nice-sized water tank that lasts a decent amount of time before needing a refill. The LED lights are a nice touch too — they create a soothing atmosphere and can be turned off completely if you prefer something more subtle.It’s also really easy to clean, which is crucial for something that deals with moisture all the time. The filterless design is a bonus, making maintenance a lot less of a hassle. The only thing I’d say could be better is the size of the water tank — it’s not the biggest, so for larger rooms or extended use, you might need to top it up more often.Overall, if you’re looking for something that looks great, works well, and doesn’t require constant attention, this one’s a solid pick.

I already have the Carepod One and use it in my son's room every night. He has allergies and it makes a notable difference when we run the humidifier — his coughing is almost completely gone and he sleeps better.What I loved about Carepod specifically is how easy it is to clean. We've tried other humidifiers and it's so difficult to clean them. They would get so disgusting and goopy and I started feeling like I was making the air quality worse by using them. Now, I spend about 2 minutes per week to clean the tank and it has never looked dirty.Because of the price point I waited to purchase another unit. But after seeing how worth it it was, I finally bought the Carepod Cube Plus for my husband and I's room. I also have allergies and I'm excited to have a humidifier that I know will last and stay clean. I'm also really excited about the self-sanitize feature because it will add an extra layer of cleanliness to the air that feels safer. If you're on the fence, you should give it a try, it's definitely worth it!

I buy 1-3 humidifiers per year. We live at altitude, it’s needed. My doctor told me keep buying cheap ones and throw them away regularly because at some point they’re just too hard to clean and then they’ll make you sick. This machine is running 24/7 in my bedroom and office. I have cleaned it both with manual effort and using auto sanitize. It was So easy in both cases. I only use distilled water in it ($1 per gallon, worth it to me). My husband it’s like a rainforest level of humidity when it’s running. I just love it. So easy to use, buttons are sensible and clear, took me a bit of time to read the manual deeply and really make sure I didn’t use it wrong but now it’s completely intuitive. These people who made this deserve to make a lot of money on this. The parts are clearly high quality and the design is flawless. I’m someone with eczema and asthma and eustacian tube dysfunction etc and it’s just simply life changing

There is one problem with this humidifier. It drips it’s noisy. It wakes me up at night. I have the setting on low and it doesn’t seem to matter if it’s full or half full of water. The company sent me a new wand thinking maybe that’s the issue which I’m going to try tonight. If that doesn’t help, I’m going to have to return it and get something else. What I like about it is that it is good for a large space. It’s easy to clean. It’s self sterilizing. and looks attractive. If any other people have been able to solve the noisy dripping sound please let me know.

I paid almost $400 including tax for the humidifier and frankly I don't feel that the price is justifiable for what it offers, mainly the easy-to-clean feature. I have tried *many* different brands of humidifiers including the Miro one where you can take apart everything and I have to admit this one is by far the easiest to clean. But that's about it really.The mist is strong, however, ironically it does little to improve the humidity of the room (my bedroom is 300 sqft). I have it first sit on the bedside table and half way to the night I had to wake up and move it because my pillow and my hair are all wet. Yet, my husband who slept on the other side of the bed, told me he felt nothing and it didn't help with his sinus. The next night I decided to move the humidifier on a table a bit far off so it wouldn't soak my hair and I woke up in the morning with a pool of water on the floor (where the mist is directed to) and that night I cannot say if the mist helped me sleep better, I felt the same as any other days when I didn't have the humidifier.TL;DR:Pros:- Extremely easy to clean: only 3 parts and there is no difficult-to-reach areas that need tiny brush.Cons:- Although it's advertised to be able to run 8-10hrs continuously at high setting, I found that it will stop just after 8hrs at medium setting, despite having at least 200ml of water in the tank.- The plastic materials on the outside feels cheap and the stainless steel of the water tank is not fingerprint-proof. Overall, the build really falls short given the price tag. It is Made in China in case you are wondering.- You have to be very careful when opening the lid otherwise water will drip from the lid and wet the base (outside of the pod).- You have to use filtered water because when I used tap water (and it's not exactly hard water in my area), I noticed reddish-looking sediments when cleaning out the tank.- The deal breaker for me was the mist was either too strong (when placed on my beside table) it wet my hair and my pillow on "medium" setting or too weak (when the humidifier was placed 1.5m away from me on "high" setting) it didn't have any effect on me.