Levoit LV600S Smart Warm & Cool Mist Humidifier Review
A 6-liter warm-and-cool-mist ultrasonic with a real humidity sensor, auto mode, and app control — the set-and-forget fix for dry winter air in a big bedroom or living room.

The verdict
The LV600S is the humidifier for people who want to set 45% and stop thinking about it. A built-in sensor and auto mode hold the target, a 6-liter tank runs a day or two between fills, warm mist is there for the coldest nights (and it sterilizes the water), and the VeSync app handles schedules and voice control. Output is high enough for a large bedroom or an open living area, it's near-silent on low, and the aroma tray is a nice extra. Use distilled water to avoid white dust — that's the one rule for any ultrasonic.
Typical price: ~$109 (typical street price — current price shown on Amazon)
Buy on AmazonWhat we like
- +Warm and cool mist; warm mode boils the water for sterile output and a little extra comfort
- +Humidity sensor with auto mode — holds a target RH instead of running blind
- +6L tank, up to ~60 hours on low; covers large bedrooms and living areas
- +App control, schedules, Alexa/Google; near-silent ultrasonic operation
- +Aroma tray, auto shut-off when empty, 2-year warranty
What to know
- −Ultrasonic: use distilled water or expect white mineral dust on surfaces
- −Needs weekly cleaning like every humidifier; the warm-mist chamber scales fastest
- −Larger footprint than a bedside unit
- −Built-in humidity sensor reads at the unit — a separate hygrometer across the room is worth $10
Full review
Heated winter air is dry air — it's common for a furnace-heated house to sit at 20% relative humidity in January — and dry air makes a room feel colder than the thermostat says, dries out sinuses and skin, and shrinks wood floors. Getting a bedroom back to 40% is the cheapest way to feel warmer at the same thermostat setting. The LV600S does it automatically: tell it 45%, and its sensor cycles the mist to hold there, which is the feature that separates humidifiers you actually use from ones that end up in a closet.
The warm-mist option is worth having. Boiling the water before it's atomized sterilizes it (a real benefit for an ultrasonic, which otherwise aerosolizes whatever's in the tank), and the warm vapor takes the edge off a cold bedroom. Cool mist is there for the rest of the year. The 6-liter tank lasts a day or two between fills in a bedroom on auto mode, it's near-silent on low, and the VeSync app handles schedules and voice control well. The aroma tray is a pleasant extra.
Two rules make it a good owner experience. First, distilled or demineralized water: ultrasonic humidifiers turn dissolved minerals into a fine white dust that settles on everything, and distilled water eliminates it. Second, clean it weekly — a vinegar soak and a scrub of the base and warm-mist chamber — because every humidifier grows film in a week and a dirty one is worse than none. Do both and it's the best all-round humidifier we've tested for winter comfort.
Best for: Large bedrooms and open living areas; anyone who wants automatic humidity control and warm mist on the coldest nights.
Specifications
| Type | Ultrasonic, warm and cool mist |
|---|---|
| Tank capacity | 6 L (1.6 gal) |
| Runtime | Up to ~60 hours on low |
| Room coverage | Up to ~750 sq ft (manufacturer) |
| Humidistat | Yes — sensor with auto mode, target RH adjustable |
| Controls | Touch panel, remote, VeSync app, Alexa / Google Assistant |
| Noise | Near-silent on low |
| Extras | Aroma tray, auto shut-off when empty, display-off night mode |
| Filter | None (ultrasonic) — distilled water recommended |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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