ElliaCordless Ultrasonic Aroma Diffuser - Wander Essential Oil Ceramic Rechargeable Diffuser, Brown

I looked for a while for a cord free diffuser. This one is amazing. It last 4 hours continuously ran 8 hours intermediate. Only slight negative is it takes 6 hours to fully charge back up, but positive to this is I love running it cord free and I can place it anywhere with no hassle of a cord. Easy to use and also very pretty!! It also diffuses great with being battery operated. Just as well as my corded diffusers. Highly recommend! Great gift for people that love diffusing and oils!

Wish they put the control buttons on the lower side, but underneath is very inconvenient. You have to first fill it up, then close it then maneuver picking it up so not to spill and gauge where the power button is. I will keep be ause of the look. Its really cute, good vapor strength, lasts a good 8 hours.

This diffuser is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!! It is very easy to use and the cordless aspect lets you it anywhere in the house which makes it very versatile. I also love the intermittent feature because it lasts for 8 hours, and gives a consistent scent without overpowering the room. I leave it to charge overnight so it’s ready to go the next day. It’s a bit pricey, but worth it, especially if you use it everyday.

The charge does not last long, it is not intuitive, so I had to keep powering the device on...it turns off at each and every interval. So you have to press the power button every 30 seconds. Not a practical product and the light feature is not in tune with the philosophy of the device. This is supposed to be a product which supports wellness and helps with stress, but it causes more stress, since you have to pick up the device and constantly turn the power switch on, which when the product is full of water and essential oil drops, makes things more challenging. The power button is on the bottom and the seal of the water and essential oil is not tight, so water spills everywhere...this product does not work efficiently. I would not reccomend purchasing this product to anyone.

I had been searching for a cordless diffuser for a long time before finding this one. It lasts much longer on a charge than another one that I have. It's a little tricky to find the on/off buttons at first since they are hidden on the underside, but after a while, you get used to it. It is very attractive and I really like the intermittent option.

I want this to work, even for the expense! It just stops putting anything out after a few mins each and every time I have to lift it up and restart the button unless it is actually plugged in. Yes, It is fully charged.Very annoying. Hoping to return it and get one half the cost that I leave plugged in since i have to with this anyhow. Not worth the price for that reason!

Don't be fooled by its looks. I have a strong eucalyptus oil and I can hardly smell it. The "light" barely shows. Nice concept but waste of money

Perfect size for my family room. Matches my Native American designs beautifully.I had purchased “clean scents” oils and they are wonderful in this unit.

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I read reviews for a week before choosing a diffuser. I wanted to both add some humidity to my workspace and diffuse essential oils. I noticed that there are a slew of identical diffusers that appear under different brand names, all made in China with very poor English in the descriptions. They received very mixed reviews and I didn't feel comfortable getting one of them, though the prices are lower. I looked for brands that at least had North American distributors to hopefully add some quality control. HoMedics, Vitruvi and Saje were on the short-list. This diffuser got great reviews on LondonDrugs.ca (where it's called Ellia Imagine). It's not available via the Ellia Canada website. The price on Amazon was just a little lower than London Drugs and convinced me to purchase it here.The reviews on LondonDrugs.ca were very helpful to know what to expect. I agree with the good reviews: it's beautiful, with a ceramic cover that's makes for cute decor. It's on my computer desk all day, so it's not necessary that it be cordless but it gives me the option to take it to the bedroom or near the bath. Some reviewers noted that it emits thick smoke-like vapour, and others said it didn't seem to emit anything. After some alternating, I found that it emits thick smoke-like vapour ONLY when it is filled below the max-fill line/shelf, and then it doesn't appear to emit much when the water is even so much as edging over the max-fill. Take out some water, and voilà, the vapour reappears. Regardless of whether it appears to be emitting much vapour, it's still diffusing the essential oils - you can tell by the smell in the room. I'm in a small 8'x9' area, opening on one side to a front entrance and on another to a kitchen. I only want to humidify and diffuse this space while I'm working here, so I'm not asking much. It definitely does the job.One complaint in reviews is that it stops working. If it's not on the cord, it'll stop running eventually. Instructions say it lasts ~4hrs on battery if running continuous, which seems to be proving itself. Sometimes I don't see the battery light blinking when it stops. It just stops. If I try to turn it back on, it stops again within a few minutes. So I know it's time to plug it into my computer via USB to charge. Instructions say 6hrs for full recharge. Not sure if the rule about letting a battery run all the way down first and then fully charging it to extend battery life still applies, but could be worth doing to take care of the battery. Also, the fan will turn off intermittently (though the light stays on) if on intermittent mode.The instructions didn't say anything about running it while plugged in. Since my computer is right close by, I've ended up alternating running it plugged in, and then leaving it unplugged (so it's mobile) once the battery charging light is out until it runs out again.One last complaint I read about is that the buttons are on the underside. Yep. The ceramic cover precludes having them on the side, and I'm perfectly alright with it. I've learned by feel that the buttons are on the opposite side to the power cord plug-in, so I can locate the buttons pretty quickly to operate them by lifting the whole thing straight up. No fancy options: light on or off (one colour), and the power button pressed once for continuous run and twice for intermittent (supposed to last 8 hours). Intermittent is roughly 25 seconds fan on and 25 seconds fan off.It's got a quiet background noise, quieter than most white-noise machines I've heard. The diffused scent is worth it. And then I take my silence when I need it. If I plug it in so it's charging and turn off the light, the battery charging light remains on. If it's unplugged and fully charged and I turn the light off, there's no light.The one last concerning review I read is that it quits altogether. I'm praying this won't happen, and will update if it does.

I have other diffusers and bought this more expensive one to treat myself.. what a waste of money! It takes forever to charge and will only run a couple hours once charged.. I like that my other cheaper diffusers actually put a little moisture in the air and need to be refilled but after running thus one for 4 hours.. it's still half full.. also.. the light is not strong enough to shine through the ceramic cover and one last complaint.. if you have the light on at the same time as the mist, the mist won't run as the battery is not strong enough for both.. I keep it plugged in all the time when I bought this for its cordless feature and even plugged in, it's a total disappointment.. I should have saved the packaging but it looked so nice when I opened it, I threw it away..

difficult to work controls that are on the bottom of a unit filled with water!And not even a sample of oil included which embarassed me as a gift giver

when it works its great. for what ever reason - it keeps stoping on its own. sometimes it works for hrs other times 10 to 30 min. will not buy again. to bad it looks good.