Technical details Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 Humidifier
Evaporation technology	Steam
Water tank capacity	4.5 L
Automatic mode	Yes 80% have it
Timer duration (minimum)	1 h
Timer duration (maximum)	12 h
Humidity sensor	Yes 77% have it
Noise level	48 dB
Relative humidity	30 - 70%
Suitable for room area up to	56 m²
Humidification capacity	400 ml/h
Operating time	37 h
Auto power off	Yes 89% have it
Control type	Touch
Sleep mode	Yes 76% have it
Warranty period	2 year(s)
Dangerous goods	No 26% do not have it
Country of origin	China
Compatible products	FY5030, FY5100

Design

Design Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 Humidifier
Product colour	Silver
Housing material	Plastic
Built-in display	Yes 66% have it
Cord length	1.5 m 73% better than others

Power

Power Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 Humidifier
Power	14.1 W 43% better than others
Power supply type	AC
AC input voltage	220 V 85% better than others

Features

Features Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 Humidifier
Connectable to internet	Yes 69% have it

Weight & dimensions

Weight & dimensions Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 Humidifier
Width	233 mm 23% better than others
Depth	230 mm 56% better than others
Height	378 mm 56% better than others
Weight	2.06 kg 62% better than others
Package width	279 mm 88% better than others
Package depth	271 mm 34% better than others
Package height	428 mm 39% better than others
Package weight	2.99 kg 75% better than others

Packaging content

Packaging content Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 Humidifier
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Reviewed by

Juliet Sterling Thermal Appliance & Coffee Engineer Versus Wizard

The Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 represents a significant entry into the home air quality management market, specifically addressing the need for optimal humidity levels in living spaces. Designed with advanced evaporative humidification technology, this device aims to deliver consistent and hygienic moisture to the air without the risks associated with ultrasonic mist, such as white dust or excessive condensation. Its focus on ease of use and effective performance makes it a compelling option for consumers seeking to alleviate issues related to dry air, such as dry skin, irritated sinuses, and static electricity.

This model stands out with its intelligent humidity control system, which monitors ambient humidity and automatically adjusts output to maintain a pre-set target level, typically around 40-60%. The evaporative method naturally purifies the air as it humidifies, capturing both bacteria and viruses on the wick filter, contributing to a healthier indoor environment. The design prioritizes user convenience with a large water tank capacity, minimizing the frequency of refills, and intuitive controls for effortless operation. For those sensitive to noise or seeking uninterrupted comfort, the Philips 5000 Series HU5710/13 offers a quiet operation mode, making it suitable for bedrooms and living areas alike.

Pros & Cons

Pros

What we love about this product

Hygienic Humidification: Utilizes advanced evaporative technology that naturally filters out bacteria and viruses from the air and water, preventing the release of white dust.
Intelligent Humidity Control: Features an integrated hygrometer that automatically monitors and maintains your desired humidity level (40-60% RH), ensuring consistent comfort.
Large Water Tank Capacity: Equipped with a substantial water tank that reduces the need for frequent refilling, providing extended operation periods.
Quiet Operation: Designed for minimal noise disruption, making it ideal for use in bedrooms or quiet living spaces, especially during nighttime.

Cons

Points to consider before buying

Filter Replacement Required: The evaporative wick filter needs periodic replacement to maintain optimal performance and hygiene, representing an ongoing cost.
Limited Smart Features: Does not include Wi-Fi connectivity or app control, which are becoming standard in higher-end smart home devices.
Evaporative Limitation: While hygienic, evaporative humidifiers can sometimes be less powerful in rapidly increasing humidity in very large or extremely dry rooms compared to steam or ultrasonic models.