Product review (5 stars): I love this. I never used a humidifier before unless ...
I love this. I never used a humidifier before unless my child or i had a cough.  But this year, early in the year, there was extremely low humidity for so long that it started getting to me.  I play guitar and the lack of humidity caused the wood of the guitar to change size enough to effect how the strings sounded, they buzzed. I had a Homemedics humidifier that i got from Bed Bath and Beyond in 2013 but was not able to find it so, i went on Amazon and looked at what they had and the reviews, and chose this one.  I've been happy with it.  It does nothing for the big part of my house which is open (the rooms are not separated by walls and doors so air can circulate.  This did not have a humidity increasing effect in that part of the house where i spend the day. But in my bedroom it's perfect.

I agree with he people who said the light on the display is bright. It doesn't bother me but i can see how some would be bothered by it.

I like the features it has so much that when i thought i would get another brand in getting a larger one for that part of my house, i was disappointed they didn't all have the features i like about his one (which apparently doesn't have a brand name?).

I very much like the display, it's readable from a distance.
I love the remote control, would not want to go back.
I love that it has three settings. Which setting is used really does make a difference. I find that expect under conditions of extreme dryness  (hygrometer in the 20s), the lowest setting raises the humidity up a lot, into the 40s and 50s, more than enough.
the highest setting has always been too much and gets things pretty damp in the room and i must use a large towel in front of it to keep the carpet dry.  If i want to humidify things fast, i put it on high for a while.
I really love the two-in-one multidirectional spout/s on the top.  There are two spouts coming out of the same location which can be adjusted separately to point in any direction and i always make use of that.  I haven't seen another one that has anything like that.
Using the remote, it's easy to set the humidifier for continuous operation and it always works. I've read that some others will turn off when it gets
to a certain point of humidity.
I have not used the timer.
I like how simple it is in construction. Cleaning and refilling it are very easy.  I do not clean it often and have not seen any sign of mold.
The little cleaning brush which comes stored on the bottom is hard to find. It's in plain view on the bottom, snapped into its little space, but it's not necessarily easy to see, very small, does work.
I think probably one reason why mine doesn't get very dirty and in need of cleaning is because i have been using just my filtered water which comes out of a faucet on the sink.  There is plenty to fill the container at night.  On the low setting, one container running all night will last several nights. i have not seen any mineral build up and i am guessing that is because i am using the filtered water. Refilling it is fast and easy. It has a sturdy handle which swings out to carry it with.
I tried using it in the family room where i sit until i go to bed, often watching TV.  I soon found that if i use the remote control for the TV, it changes the settings on the humidifier. It's annoying. i found the Homedics one that i got in 2013. It doesn't have remote control so i will use that in the family room maybe if desperate, but i've tried it before and after running for hours the humidity went from 28 to 31, something like that.

i want to add that after i had been using this two or 3 months, one day, when i turned it on. a blue light showed on the displace but not the usual showing of what setting it's on with mist coming out.  Something was wrong with it.  I think that by turning it off and on repeatedly and pushing buttons, i got it to show settings but they were haphazard, they weren't corresponding to the buttons i pushed, it was chaotic. I found the little paper that included the instructions, very little to it, a couple of pages, it had some trouble shooting options. In the case of it not turning on normally or not behaving expectedly, you should unplug it and plug it back in. I doubted that would help something that seemed so serious but i tried it.  The humidifier was fine after that. Since then, now and then, this will happen again, once i knocked it over by accident and it had that  problem.  Every time, unplugging and plugging it back in brings it back to normal operation. fwiw.