I enjoy this humidifier. The price was decent and I feel it goes above and beyond my expectations for a humidifier. I like the style of filter it has as well

I decided to go with the Bionaire cool mist tower humidifier over other similar options at Walmart because the price tag was decent ($98) and I liked the look of it, as well as the advertised "washable long-life filter." They apparently last 3x longer than other filters, and since you're supposed to 'replace' your filter every 30 days, this sounded like a good idea (and a good savings) to me.

I feel like I take more of a chance with a cool mist humidifier since they provide invisible moisture, so it's hard to tell if it's working unless you see the water level go down, or feel the difference in the room.

I just bought it today so I will update this review after I give this more of a chance. I like the feature of the 48 hour run time and the handle in the tank (I knew from reading multiple reviews on humidifiers to make sure the tank either had a handle or a flat base to easily sit on the bottom of a tub or sink for filling). The tower itself looks very sleek and modern. Although I do find it hard to see the water level when the whole thing is black. Would have been nice to have maybe an LED indicator for where the water level is.

I find the Bionaire Cool Mist Tower Humidifier to be very, very quiet. Surprisingly quiet, actually. I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. On 'Turbo' (the highest setting) it sounds like your standard fan. Not horribly loud and you can easily fall asleep to it if you can fall asleep to the sound of an air conditioner running at night. On 'High' it's a dramatic drop in sound, and on 'Low' you can't hear it at all. I actually have to strain to hear it on High.

From the very few reviews I did manage to find online about this model (BCM7932P-CN) people have stated that the humidity reader isn't very accurate. I expected this since it's reading the humidity level in the vicinity of the tank, and not the room itself. You'd be better off buying a Hygrometer to get a more accurate reading. As it stands, the reading was 27% and it's still reading that now after several hours of being on. So I'm thinking the reviews were right on this.

Some basic specs:
- tank is 1.5 gallons
- programmable digital humidistat
- 3 fan speeds
- up to 48 hour run time (they base this off you running it on Low)
- comes with and is designed for the 3x washable filters
- 24 hour timer (you can set it to run for only 8 hours for example, while you sleep)
- filter change indicator light (I have heard that this can sometimes be faulty on certain machines, it'll tell you it needs to be changed, but when you look at the filters they're still pristine)
- uses Filter F (BWF2002P-CN)

Based on the performance so far, I do recommend the Bionaire Cool Mist Tower Humidifier. I will update this review after putting this machine through some real solid use.