Canopy built its name on one idea: humidifiers shouldn’t create visible mist or require constant cleaning. The Bedside 2.0 adds two sleep-specific features — white noise and a reading light — that make it more than just a humidity machine.

Setup is dead simple. Fill the tank, drop in the filter, plug it in. No fiddling with settings or apps. The fan runs quietly — not silent, but that’s the point. It creates a soft ambient hum that masked the street noise outside my bedroom window.

The reading light is a nice touch. It’s warm-toned (amber, not white) so it doesn’t mess with your melatonin production. Bright enough to read a book in bed, dim enough to not bother a partner. I didn’t expect to use it much, but it became part of my nightly routine.

Humidity-wise, it brought my bedroom from 28% to about 45% overnight in a 200 sq ft room. Dry throat and cracked lips improved noticeably after the first week. The filter is the real hero — it traps minerals and prevents that white dust that ultrasonic humidifiers leave on everything.