This Device Combines the Benefits of a Night Light, a Sound Machine, and an Oil Diffuser

When I first moved into my apartment, I became obsessed with multi-use products: a bed frame with built-in storage, side tables with USB ports, air fryers with . . . basically every capability you could imagine (frying, roasting, reheating, and the like). Even after a year in my new home, I'm still stocking up on everyday essentials that combine the capabilities of multiple products into one seamless item — for the sake of space and my budget. The PS 3-in-1 Oil Diffuser ($30) is, perhaps, my favorite find as of late.

PS 3-in-1 Oil Diffuser

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$30

$30 at Walmart

The device might look like a traditional oil diffuser — and a sleek one at that — but the product also doubles as a sound machine and night light. It miraculously bottles up all of my go-to nighttime essentials into one seamless tool that fits perfectly on my nightstand, coffee table, and office desk. Ahead, I break down how to use this unique sleep product, plus who the device is best for.

Naturally, I love that it's essentially three products rolled into one. The device is built like a classic oil diffuser with adjustable misting settings, but also has sound machine capabilities — with varying noises — and acts as a night light. For someone with a small nightstand and limited apartment space, this is hugely appealing. Rather than having my space be cluttered by three separate products, I can simply rely on this compact device to deliver an aromatic experience complete with soothing sounds and a cool mood-light feature.

I also appreciate how easy this product is to use. For the humidifier portion, I simply plug the device into a standard wall outlet, fill the product's central reservoir with water until it reaches the capacity line, place the lid back on, and then toggle between three different misting settings until I find my preferred one. In an instant, the diffuser has a cool mist arising from the top. For a more aroma-driven experience, I might place a couple drops of my favorite essential oils into the water before powering the device on — this will help to fill my space with a rich fragrance (no candles necessary) and create a more calming atmosphere.

Lastly, I like that the diffuser has a multitude of buttons situated at the center-bottom of the device, which give me the ability to adjust the product's misting intensity, volume, and brightness; I can seamlessly toggle between all of the settings and simply click each button a couple times in order to switch between the different modes. This device is (maybe?) the most multifunctional product in my home — second only to my beloved air fryer — and with an under-$50 price tag, refreshingly affordable, too.

Unlike other diffuser sets, this product doesn't come with any essential oils — meaning you'll need to purchase those separately. I already had some essential oils that I'd used with a previous diffuser in both lavender and eucalyptus scents, so I simply opted to use those with this machine. Another thing to note is that because this diffuser is so compact, it has a smaller water reservoir compared to other products. I can run the diffuser for several days without having to refill it, but if you're looking for something with a larger water capacity, I recommend shopping out another option.

If you're looking for a way to incorporate more calming, wellness-focused products into your home, this multifunctional device is a worthwhile buy that encompasses three separate tools. It's practical, modern-looking (so you don't have to sacrifice on style), and compact enough that it'll fit within even the smallest home spaces and apartments.

This product is available to shop exclusively at Walmart through PS's new sleep collection.

Rating:

★★★★☆

Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.