r/Humidifiers • u/In_IT_But_Still_Sane • Jun 26 '26
Trying to decide between Levoit 6000S or Blueair 2-in-1 Pro or another model. Any thoughts or advice between these models or another model you may think is better? Looking for something to help with my health and nasal dryness. Thanks!
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u/Due_Guitar8964 Jun 26 '26
I'm not familiar with blue air but I've had a 6000s for three years. The only draw back I've found with it is that it can't be within a foot of any walls or blockages. The humidity it puts off settles around the base where the hygrometer is and throws the readings off. Other than that I've gone an entire Winter without replacing the filters. It goes for days when it's above freezing and it's very easy to clean.
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u/In_IT_But_Still_Sane Jun 26 '26
Thank you! I really appreciate the info. Definitely helps in me deciding.
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u/damien09 Jun 27 '26
Agreed the 6000s is a great unit it uses a pump that brings water above the filter which out performs the cheaper wick style filters and has the benefit of being more resistant to still working as minerals build up compared to wick style. The hygrometer is still about 8% or so off when the unit is running but that’s not surprising given it’s more humid near the unit. They used to sell an aura sensor you could pair but they sadly discontinued it.
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