Premium Radiance Ultrasonic Essential Oil Diffuser with Dark Wood Base - Perfect for Home, Office, Yoga & Spa Aromatherapy

Beyond Fabulous!!! I was looking to ditch my Bath & Body plug-in addiction for a "purer" alternative. I poured over 100's of reviews, blogs, styles, and methods of achieving this... even trying to possibly "make my own" plug-ins. Well, after a ton of research, I found out that you cannot make a plug-in air freshener without added chemicals that allow the oil to "wick up" at a liquid consistency and also create the fragrance "throw" we all love to experience. Even that didn't deter me... at first! Turns out that that concoction is a very closely guarded secret and after lots of YouTube fails, I gave up. Besides, creating my own concoction of liquids to plug in to an electrical outlet wasn't the brightest idea.Soooo, Essential Oil diffusers seemed the way to go. BUT, having to add water that would run out and perhaps burn up the unit?? Meh. Plus, water on furniture? Nope. Noisy? Not gonna work. Big plastic & ugly? I'll pass. I also learned that heat can change the composition of pure EOils so those options were also out because they are really expensive and I wanted the actual benefits.I had my eye on this diffuser for a looooong time but the price was double or triple most diffusers that had good reviews. I DID like the concept though that the oil did not require any heat or water but that it somehow infused it in to the air. Hmmmm. Ok, so I knew nothing about the term "nebulizing" at the time.Do you ever Google something so much and get so many conflicting reviews/opinions that you just end up buying nothing? That was me. But then I got on my kick again about doing away with the plug-ins so I decided to watch actual unboxing/reviews on Youtube...This convinced me to shell out the dough and take a chance on what I know now to be an amazing product! I could see the scaled size (which looks much bigger in the product photos), I could hear the sound of it while operating (so quiet!), and see the set-up, operation, light changes, and the consumer's reaction.Now I had to buy some Essential Oil... I knew 5 or 6 that I'd like so I set out to get some good oil at a good deal... on Amazon. I could not BELIEVE the difference in price points and it confused the heck out of me! 15ml of a certain PURE oil could range from $5 to $32?? I found a set of oils that had over 1,000 reviews (best seller) at a crazy good price and I nearly added it to my cart...I ALWAYS look at at least some of the negative reviews just to give me perspective of what the potential problems could be. I was BEYOND lucky to find a reviewer who said to go watch a video on YouTube called "SCAMAZON" about fake pure EO's that are either synthetic chemicals, or cut with synthetics. I'm not saying that synthetics are necessarily bad if you are just looking for a scent that smells good to you but I myself was looking for PURE EO's that lack the synthetic chemicals I was looking to remove from my air fresheners.Just know too that if you are looking for Essential Oil benefits beyond air freshening and need a pure oil, the FDA only requires that a product has 5% pure ingredients to call itself pure! OH MY!! All of the low to high price points make so much more sense to me now...Anyway, the diffuser is just beyond my expectations... You might think it's "lantern" sized but it isn't... at all. Vertically it's about 1" taller than my iPhone X. The packaging is superb and the set-up takes minutes. Did I mention that it's really pretty? It also comes with an Essential Oil blend to get you started right away and it's so lovely and spa like! I had to turn the intensity down which made me SO HAPPY! The slow changing lights are calming and subtle as well...I sat 6 feet away from it as it cycled through the intervals and I could not hear it at all!(CONS) Why didn't I buy this sooner?? Doesn't have Siri, Doesn't play Spotify(POSSIBLE CON) People having problems with this might be buying sub standard "pure" oils or "fragrance" oils and it is ruining the product?? I don't think it is designed to nebulize synthetics based on the manufacturer's own advice/cautions and many consumers don't know how to tell the difference.