Review on Humidifier Meross Smart Wi-Fi Humidifier MSXH0 (GXZ-J609), white by Mateusz Majchrzak ᠌

For 1490 a fantastic device. The humidity jumped from 23% to 31% in the span of two to three hours. With its positives being: Connects to either Amazon Alexa or Google Home. Required WiFi frequency is 2.4 GHz. It connects by way of its very own cloud platform, known as Meross, which then links up with either Google or Amazon. Meross can also be connected to Homeassistant and then to Alice if the connection is made through the cloud. Very quiet, has an RGB backlight, and the brightness level can be adjusted. 2 modes of operation: constant (the soars continuously) and periodic (the soars for 5 seconds, then there is a rest of 4-5 seconds, and then it soars again). There is no difference in strength. Because there is no engine for the water, the water instead rises through the fabric filter thanks to the capillary effect. This could be seen as a potential drawback. Below are some downsides: The only thing that is supplied is a microUSB cord; there is no charger of any kind. There is no sensor for the water level. It is written that there is some kind of protection in the lack of water, but because the water itself rises through the filter, there is no shutdown in the absence of water (I was frightened to bring the filter to complete drying). In practice, it does not switch off at all, despite the fact that there is some kind of protection in the absence of water.