Portable Nebulizer Machine for Adults & Kids - Handheld Breathing Treatment Device with Mask & Mouthpiece Kit - Cool Mist Steam Inhaler for Asthma, Allergies, Travel & Home Use

It doesn’t blow strong enough after a few weeksHigh-quality product, Easy to use. Commendable.This is the 2nd time I have tried buying a portable nebulizer. They just do not hold up. This little guy worked exactly ONE time. Cleaned it, according to the poorly worded directions, and it stopped working halfway through the 2nd use. Save yourself the trouble and buy a REAL unit that plugs in. Bottom line, the portable ones are junkThis product didn't work properly.It worked once and then stopped workingWould love one that could use regular batteries or built in battery incase the batteries went dead. With this model you can use regular batteries but there is no indication on battery level to possibly too late. Being this is mobile you want to be prepared with power when on the go on the road or in a hotel. Yes, you can plug in but you have to have cord and outlet w/ power brick or battery pack. Put in a rechargeable battery and in an emergency if that goes dead, give us option to power up with regular batteries. That would be in my eyes the best mobile experience. The reservoir where you place in the liquid is straight and not slanted. I have seen ones with a slanted dish which always insures the liquid is headed in the correct location regardless of your current position. Attachments work well like competitors. The mode function button allows for speed of mist which is a nice added feature compared to others that just have an on and off button. The thickness of the mist is a little on the light side compared to my at home nebulizer’s but I guess that is what can be expected on a lower powered mobile one.Isn’t top of the line but in the running for a mobile nebulizer option. Looking forward to revised version.I picked up 2 different portable nebulizers to do a comparison of the 2.First I looked at all of the components to compare what came with them. Both came with basically the same items. Both have mouthpieces, a pouch, the device, a usb power cable, and directions. The only difference in this area was the materials used in the mouthpiece. This one came with a hard plastic mouthpiece which does not stay on well with the nebulizer. The other one came with a nice silicon mouthpiece which fits nice and snug on the nebulizer. Bothe nebulizers can be powered by 2 AA batteries (not included) or with a USB power plug.I tested the battery method first and it worked very well on both models so I see no reason to use the USB mode although it does work as well on both models.Next I tested function of the nebulizers. I put some water in them to test the functionality. This is also a cleaning technique for cleaning out the nebulizers, so I figured it would be a good idea. This is where the difference starts.This one has a power and mode button. The other just has a power button. When you turn them on they both start nebulizing. I noticed that this mist was a little less on this one and a bit more spotty. it is not a really consistent stream. The other nebulizer had a thick and constant mist coming out of it. I noticed that this nebulizer had a second mode. I tried the second mode and it created more mist, but it was still a bit inconsistent. The other unit still had a thicker and more consistent mist flow.When it comes to noise this model is much quieter. It makes about half the noise of the other one. I see it like this, you have a much quieter experience with this unit, but you loose a little mist quality in the process. It might take you a little longer to get your medicine, but it will be much quieter in the process.My son suffers with having asthma. He had a big, bulky plug in nebulizer and it was so hard to carry around if we needed to go anywhere. Enter this small, convenient travel nebulizer and he is in heaven! It’s easy to use and compact in size so it is easily taken anywhere you need it! Definitely recommended!