The best flameless candle diffusers pair gentle scenting with candlelike light, without an open flame. My best overall pick is the Juremouxa Cordless Waterless Flameless Candle Diffuser for shoppers who value portability and a waterless setup, while the YALEDI Campfire Flame Diffuser stands out for buyers who also want humidifying. The Etarowks Waterless Diffuser with LED Candle Flame is another strong fit if a flame effect matters more than added functions. The main tradeoffs are waterless convenience versus water-based versatility, and atmospheric lighting versus simpler operation. Read on for how all nine options compare and which one fits your space and routine.
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Key Takeaways
- Waterless designs lead this lineup for portability and fewer water-related steps, with Juremouxa the strongest all-around fit.
- YALEDI adds humidifying to its campfire-style flame effect, making it the most function-focused option for buyers who want more than scent.
- Etarowks offers two distinct approaches: one model pairs waterless scenting with an LED candle flame, while the other combines a flameless LED candle and waterless diffuser.
- The 3-in-1 warmer serves a different need by combining candle warming, Himalayan salt, and diffusion, though its multiple functions may be unnecessary for simple scenting.
- Lifelines includes two ClickWick oil blends, which can make starting simpler, while buyers who prefer choosing their own oils may favor a diffuser without included blends.
| flameless candle diffuser | Brand | Model | Dimensions | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Juremouxa Cordless Waterless F | Juremouxa | DN-863PP | 3.07 × 3.31 × 4.88 inches | Cordless, rechargeable |
| Venere Flameless Candle Essent | Venere | Vx246beige | 2.75 × 2.75 × 5.5 inches | Corded electric, 5 watts |
| YALEDI Campfire Flame Essentia | YALEDI | H9 | 5.98 × 5.98 × 7.99 inches | Corded electric, 12 watts |
| Etarowks Waterless Essential O | Etarowks | ETX-1958-A | 4.28 × 4.28 × 5.28 inches | Rechargeable battery; USB-C charging |
| Rechargeable Waterless Essenti | — | — | — | USB or rechargeable battery |
| 3-in-1 Candle Warmer Lamp with | CaHomet | MH01 | 7 x 4.7 x 10.8 in | — |
| GAZI 130 ml Flameless Candle E | GAZI | FD-130 | 5.39 × 5.39 × 6.24 in | — |
| Etarowks Flameless LED Candle | Etarowks | ETX-1958 | 4.28 × 4.28 × 5.28 in | USB Type-C |
| Lifelines Flameless Candle Dif | Lifelines | Frosted Cream | 5.5 × 5.5 × 6.5 in | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Juremouxa Cordless Waterless Flameless Candle Diffuser
The Juremouxa pairs a candle-like glow with waterless, bottle-based diffusion, so it suits buyers who want more control than a simple scented cotton pad. Its three mist levels, selectable 20-, 40-, or 60-second cycles, and timer give it a wider range of settings than the Etarowks Waterless Essential Oil Diffuser with LED Candle Flame. Since it accepts compatible 5–10 mL oil bottles, setup avoids filling a water reservoir, while the rechargeable design makes it easy to move between rooms. The tradeoff is that its advertised coverage and battery life depend on the setting, so heavy use may shorten time between charges. I’d choose it for flexible, cordless fragrance; buyers who want simple pad-based operation may prefer Etarowks.
Pros:- Cordless rechargeable design supports flexible placement
- Uses compatible 5–10 mL essential oil bottles without a water reservoir
- Three mist levels, three diffusion cycles, and timer options offer fine control
- Tilt shutoff and leak-resistant design help limit spills
Cons:- Battery life varies with mist settings
- Compatible bottle size limits oil options
- Listed weight differs between product details
Best for: People who want to move a waterless diffuser between rooms and adjust its output and schedule
Not ideal for: Buyers who want a fixed plug-in diffuser or do not want to track battery life and compatible bottle sizes
- Brand:Juremouxa
- Model:DN-863PP
- Power:Cordless, rechargeable
- Compatible bottle size:5–10 mL essential oil bottles
- Mist levels:High, medium, low
- Diffusion cycles:20, 40, or 60 seconds
- Timer:1, 2, or 4 hours; continuous mode
- Coverage:400–700 sq. ft.
- Dimensions:3.07 × 3.31 × 4.88 inches
Our verdict“Choose the Juremouxa if you want adjustable, bottle-based fragrance in a cordless candle-style unit.”
Venere Flameless Candle Essential Oil Diffuser, 100 ml
At 2.75 inches wide, the Venere is the smallest straightforward water-mist option in this group, with a flickering candle effect and three light levels for a desk, bedside table, or other tight spot. Its 100 ml reservoir runs for up to 10 hours, which is simpler to manage than the larger YALEDI Campfire Flame Essential Oil Diffuser’s reservoir and remote-controlled setup. The smaller tank also means more frequent refills than the YALEDI, and this corded model gives up the room-to-room freedom of the Juremouxa. Two mist settings keep operation uncomplicated, while automatic shutoff responds when the water runs out. I’d pick Venere for a compact, plug-in candle look; buyers seeking longer operation or more control should compare the YALEDI.
Pros:- Compact footprint fits crowded desks and bedside tables
- Three adjustable light levels pair with a flickering flame effect
- Two mist settings and automatic water-empty shutoff
- Up to 10 hours of runtime
Cons:- 100 ml capacity requires more frequent refills than the YALEDI
- Corded power limits placement
- Water-based operation adds reservoir filling and cleaning
Best for: Desk and bedside users who want a small, corded water-mist diffuser with candle-style lighting
Not ideal for: People who need cordless placement or longer use between water refills
- Brand:Venere
- Model:Vx246beige
- Capacity:100 ml
- Mist output:10–25 ml/h
- Mist settings:Strong and weak
- Light settings:3 adjustable levels
- Runtime:Up to 10 hours
- Power:Corded electric, 5 watts
- Dimensions:2.75 × 2.75 × 5.5 inches
Our verdict“Pick Venere for a compact plug-in diffuser with candle-style light and accept the smaller reservoir.”
YALEDI Campfire Flame Essential Oil Diffuser and Humidifier, 280 ml, White
The YALEDI makes the most sense for buyers who want their diffuser to act as ambient lighting as well as a fragrance device. A remote adjusts lighting, mist, and timer settings, so it offers more convenient control than the compact Venere, whose listed features are set at the unit. Its 280 ml listed capacity and runtime of up to 18 hours also mean fewer refills than Venere’s 100 ml tank. The larger body needs more space, though, and the stated coverage is only about 40 square feet, far below the Juremouxa’s listed range. There is also a capacity mismatch in the product details, which list both 250 ml and 280 ml. I’d choose YALEDI for a small room where the campfire effect and remote matter more than broad coverage.
Pros:- Remote control adjusts lighting, mist, and timer
- Campfire-style flame effect doubles as ambient lighting
- Up to 18 hours of listed runtime
- Automatic shutoff when water runs out
Cons:- Listed coverage is limited to about 40 square feet
- Product details conflict on reservoir capacity
- Larger footprint and corded power reduce placement flexibility
Best for: People furnishing a small bedroom or nook who want remote control and a campfire-style light effect
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking broad-area fragrance coverage or a compact, cordless diffuser
- Brand:YALEDI
- Model:H9
- Capacity:280 ml in specifications; product details also state 250 ml
- Runtime:Up to 18 hours
- Timer:1, 3, or 6 hours
- Noise level:Up to 35 dB
- Coverage:40 square feet
- Power:Corded electric, 12 watts
- Dimensions:5.98 × 5.98 × 7.99 inches
Our verdict“Choose the YALEDI for remote-controlled campfire ambience in a small room, not for wide coverage.”
Etarowks Waterless Essential Oil Diffuser with LED Candle Flame
Etarowks takes a simpler route to flameless fragrance: add essential oil to a cotton pad, then rely on a flickering LED candle effect for the visual cue. That avoids the water reservoir used by the Venere and YALEDI, making it a better fit for buyers who want waterless operation and an easy-to-place cylindrical design. Its listed 50-hour runtime and USB-C charging suit occasional movement between home, office, and car. Compared with the Juremouxa, it has fewer described controls and uses pads instead of compatible oil bottles; the tradeoff is less adjustability and the need to keep pads available. Twelve are included, but replacement pads may be needed. I’d choose this model for uncomplicated pad-based use, while the Juremouxa fits buyers who want adjustable diffusion cycles.
Pros:- Waterless operation avoids reservoir filling
- Flickering LED candle effect adds ambient light
- USB-C rechargeable design supports portable use
- Includes 12 cotton pads
Cons:- Requires applying essential oil to cotton pads
- Replacement pads may need to be purchased separately
- Fewer adjustable controls are described than on the Juremouxa
Best for: People who want waterless, pad-based fragrance in a portable candle-style unit for home, office, or car
Not ideal for: Buyers who want adjustable mist output or do not want to apply oil to replaceable pads
- Brand:Etarowks
- Model:ETX-1958-A
- Diffuser type:Waterless, cotton-pad
- Power:Rechargeable battery; USB-C charging
- Runtime:50 hours
- Material:Plastic
- Dimensions:4.28 × 4.28 × 5.28 inches
- Included pads:12 cotton pads
Our verdict“Pick Etarowks for portable, waterless pad-based fragrance with a candle-like glow and simple operation.”
Rechargeable Waterless Essential Oil Diffuser with LED Flameless Candle
This model’s clearest distinction is its USB or rechargeable-battery power, paired with a cotton-pad diffuser and LED flameless candle design. That gives buyers two ways to place it around bedrooms, offices, or cars without a water tank. Like the Etarowks Waterless Essential Oil Diffuser with LED Candle Flame, it includes 12 pads and requires adding oil by hand. Etarowks lists USB-C charging and a 50-hour runtime, while this product data gives no charging connector or runtime, so there is less information for planning extended cordless use. Its included USB cable and straightforward setup may suit buyers who want a basic portable option, but those who value defined runtime and charging details have a stronger basis for choosing Etarowks. I’d treat this as the simpler, less specified alternative.
Pros:- USB and rechargeable-battery power options
- Waterless cotton-pad operation avoids reservoir filling
- LED flameless candle design adds ambient light
- Includes 12 cotton pads and a USB cable
Cons:- Requires applying essential oil to cotton pads
- Replacement pads may need to be purchased separately
- No runtime or charging connector is specified in the provided product data
Best for: People who want a basic cotton-pad diffuser that can run from USB or its rechargeable battery in several locations
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a stated battery runtime, charging connector, or adjustable diffusion settings
- Power:USB or rechargeable battery
- Diffuser type:Waterless, cotton-pad
- Design:LED flameless candle
- Included accessories:12 cotton pads, USB cable
- Recommended use:Bedrooms, offices, cars, and home décor
- Oil application:Essential oil applied to cotton pad
Our verdict“Choose this model for basic multi-power portability if the unspecified runtime and charging details fit your needs.”
3-in-1 Candle Warmer Lamp with Himalayan Salt and Diffuser
The CaHomet combines candle warming, salt-lamp lighting, and passive oil diffusion, making it the most decor-focused choice in this group. Its dimmable amber globe and walnut base suit a bedside table or reading nook, while the 2-, 4-, or 8-hour timer adds a straightforward way to schedule shutoff. Compared with the GAZI FD-130, which releases oil in a cool ultrasonic mist and offers seven LED colors, this lamp favors a warmer, more traditional room glow. The tradeoff is that its oil diffusion is passive, so it won’t provide the same active mist output as the GAZI. It also needs an outlet and takes up more space than the compact Etarowks ETX-1958. I’d choose it for layered ambiance, not for strong fragrance distribution.
Pros:- Combines candle warming, salt-lamp lighting, and passive oil diffusion
- Dimmable amber light supports a softer room glow
- Timer offers 2-, 4-, and 8-hour auto shutoff
- Includes two bulbs and Himalayan salt
Cons:- Passive oil diffusion may be too subtle for buyers seeking stronger fragrance output
- Requires a power outlet
- Larger than compact options such as the Etarowks ETX-1958
Best for: People furnishing a bedside table or reading nook who want candle warming, warm dimmable light, and gentle passive fragrance in one lamp
Not ideal for: Buyers who want noticeable active mist, cordless placement, or a compact diffuser for a crowded desk
- Brand:CaHomet
- Model:MH01
- Functions:Candle warmer, Himalayan salt lamp, passive essential oil diffuser
- Light:Dimmable
- Timer:2, 4, or 8 hours with auto shutoff
- Materials:Glass and wood
- Dimensions:7 x 4.7 x 10.8 in
- Weight:2.2 lb
- Included components:2 bulbs, Himalayan salt, user manual
Our verdict“Choose the CaHomet if you want a decorative, multi-function lamp and gentle fragrance, rather than active mist or cordless convenience.”
GAZI 130 ml Flameless Candle Essential Oil Diffuser
The GAZI FD-130 is a fit for buyers who want ultrasonic cool mist and a candle-like LED effect in one small device. Its 130 ml reservoir gives it a more active fragrance approach than the CaHomet lamp, whose oil diffusion is passive. Seven adjustable LED colors add flexibility for a desk or bedroom, and the low-water shutoff addresses a practical concern during unattended use. The tradeoffs are its USB power requirement and plastic construction; it won’t offer the cordless convenience of the Lifelines diffuser or the glass-and-wood look of the CaHomet. At just over six inches tall, it’s easier to fit on a desk than either of those larger decorative choices. Pick it for mist and adjustable light, while keeping a USB power source nearby.
Pros:- Ultrasonic cool mist provides active oil diffusion
- Seven LED colors and adjustable modes let users tailor the glow
- Automatic shutoff activates when water is low
- Compact size and quiet operation suit work or sleep spaces
Cons:- Requires USB power and does not include a battery
- Plastic construction feels less decorative than the CaHomet glass-and-wood lamp
- Water-based operation requires refilling
Best for: Desk and bedside users who want active cool-mist oil diffusion, adjustable colored light, and a compact footprint
Not ideal for: Buyers who need cordless use, a premium glass-and-wood finish, or a diffuser that works without water
- Brand:GAZI
- Model:FD-130
- Capacity:130 ml
- Power source:USB
- Lighting:7 LED colors with adjustable modes
- Safety feature:Automatic shutoff when water is low
- Material:Plastic
- Dimensions:5.39 × 5.39 × 6.24 in
- Weight:9.28 oz
Our verdict“Choose the GAZI if active cool mist and adjustable LED color matter more than cordless operation or a waterless design.”
Etarowks Flameless LED Candle and Waterless Essential Oil Diffuser
At 4.28 × 4.28 × 5.28 inches, the Etarowks ETX-1958 is the easiest of these four to tuck onto a crowded desk, shelf, or bedside table. Its flickering 3D-wick LED gives it a candle-like appearance, while a waterless cotton-pad system avoids the reservoir refills required by the GAZI FD-130. That simpler format also means no spilled wax or open flame. The tradeoff is USB Type-C power, so it isn’t cordless like Lifelines, and its plastic shell doesn’t have the decorative glass-and-wood finish of the CaHomet. The supplied cotton pads support its fragrance function, but the product details don’t specify runtime or coverage. I’d pick it when compact size and waterless use matter more than portability or detailed performance controls.
Pros:- Compact cylindrical body fits small desks and bedside tables
- Waterless cotton-pad diffusion avoids reservoir refills
- Flickering 3D-wick LED creates a candle-like effect without flame or wax
- Cotton pads are included
Cons:- Requires USB Type-C power and is not battery-powered
- Plastic shell lacks the glass-and-wood finish of the CaHomet
- Product details do not specify runtime or coverage
Best for: People with limited bedside or desk space who want a small, waterless diffuser with a flickering LED candle effect
Not ideal for: Buyers who need cordless placement, a glass body, or stated runtime and room-coverage details
- Brand:Etarowks
- Model:ETX-1958
- Power:USB Type-C
- Diffusion:Waterless; uses cotton pads
- Material:Plastic
- Color:White
- Shape:Cylindrical
- Dimensions:4.28 × 4.28 × 5.28 in
- Included components:Cotton pads
Our verdict“Choose the Etarowks ETX-1958 for compact, waterless use on a desk or bedside table, provided USB power suits your setup.”
Lifelines Flameless Candle Diffuser with 2 ClickWick Essential Oil Blends
The Lifelines stands apart for cordless, waterless operation and controls built around its candle form: remove the lid to turn it on, then blow it out or replace the lid to switch it off. Its over 50 hours per charge supports placement away from a USB port, and two ClickWick blends arrive with the diffuser. Compared with the Etarowks ETX-1958, it offers cordless use and included scents, while the Etarowks is smaller and uses cotton pads. Lifelines is designed for a small room, so it’s less suited to open-plan spaces or anyone who wants active mist like the GAZI FD-130. The 1.7 lb weight is substantial for its 5.5-inch footprint, and its flameless effect does not reproduce smoke or melting wax. I’d choose it for candle-style controls and portable, waterless fragrance.
Pros:- Cordless, waterless design supports flexible placement
- Runs for over 50 hours per charge
- Lid and blow-out controls echo the familiar candle routine
- Includes two ClickWick blends and a USB cable
Cons:- Designed for small-room coverage
- Does not provide smoke, an open flame, or melting wax
- At 1.7 lb, it is heavier than the compact GAZI FD-130
Best for: People who want to move a waterless candle-style diffuser between small rooms without keeping it plugged in
Not ideal for: Buyers scenting open-plan spaces or seeking active mist, smoke, or melting-wax candle behavior
- Brand:Lifelines
- Model:Frosted Cream
- Model number:LL-14-3173
- Power source:USB powered
- Runtime:Over 50 hours per charge
- Blend longevity:Up to 200 hours per blend
- Coverage:Small room
- Dimensions:5.5 × 5.5 × 6.5 in
- Included items:2 ClickWick essential oil blends, USB cable
Our verdict“Choose Lifelines for portable, waterless fragrance and candle-style controls in a small room.”
How We Picked
I ranked these products by how well their listed features serve the specific combination of flameless candle ambience and room fragrance. I gave more weight to a clear scenting method, straightforward everyday use, and a design that makes sense beyond its decorative effect. Waterless models stood out for buyers seeking fewer setup steps, while water-based options earned consideration when they offered useful added functions such as humidifying.
That ranking puts Juremouxa first as the most balanced match for the roundup, followed by models with a distinct advantage for particular rooms or routines. I treated extra functions as a benefit only when they offered a clear reason to choose that model; a longer feature list alone did not move a product up. The lineup does not provide comparable details for runtime, room coverage, or controls across all nine products, so I avoid claiming one is stronger on those measures.
| flameless candle diffuser | Power |
|---|---|
| Juremouxa Cordless Waterless F | Cordless, rechargeable |
| Venere Flameless Candle Essent | Corded electric, 5 watts |
| YALEDI Campfire Flame Essentia | Corded electric, 12 watts |
| Etarowks Waterless Essential O | Rechargeable battery; USB-C charging |
| Rechargeable Waterless Essenti | USB or rechargeable battery |
| 3-in-1 Candle Warmer Lamp with | — |
| GAZI 130 ml Flameless Candle E | — |
| Etarowks Flameless LED Candle | USB Type-C |
| Lifelines Flameless Candle Dif | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Best Flameless Candle Diffusers
Before choosing, decide what role you want the diffuser to play in the room. These products combine two different jobs—adding fragrance and creating candlelike ambience—and some add a third, such as humidifying or warming. The following factors can help you avoid paying attention to a feature that does not match your routine.
Choose Waterless or Water-Based Scenting
Start by checking how the diffuser disperses fragrance, since waterless and water-based designs suit different routines. A waterless model avoids filling a reservoir, which may appeal if you want a compact device that is easy to move or set out briefly. Water-based models may better fit buyers who want a humidifying function alongside scent, but that added role brings water handling into the routine. A common mistake is assuming every diffuser uses essential oils the same way; check the maker’s instructions for compatible oils and use. Also verify what needs cleaning, since residue and routine upkeep can vary by design. Pick the method you are likely to maintain consistently, rather than the one that sounds more advanced.
Treat the Flame Effect as Ambience, Not Scent Performance
The candlelike light is a visual feature, while the scenting mechanism does the work of dispersing fragrance. A convincing flame effect can make a diffuser feel more at home on a bedside table or in a living area, but it does not tell you how well the fragrance will reach your room. If you mainly want a decorative glow, give lighting style and placement more weight. If fragrance is the priority, look for clear information about operation and the space the device is intended to serve. Avoid choosing by flame imagery alone when the product details say little about scent use. Separating these two jobs makes comparisons more useful.
Decide Whether Extra Functions Will Earn Their Space
Some models combine diffusion with humidifying, warming, or salt-based features. Those additions can make sense when they solve a need you already have, but each may add controls, setup, or cleaning. Think about where the device will sit and whether you will use each function often enough to justify its footprint. A multi-function model is not automatically a better buy for someone who wants a simple source of fragrance and light. Check whether functions can run independently if you do not want them all on at once. Choosing for your actual routine helps avoid an attractive feature set that goes mostly unused.
Check Power and Placement Before You Buy
Power needs shape where a diffuser can live and how easily you can move it. A cordless or rechargeable design can suit shelves and tables away from outlets, while a plug-in model may be simpler if it will stay in one place. Product names alone do not establish how long a rechargeable device runs or how quickly it charges, so look for those details before relying on it for extended use. Consider whether the controls and any refill or reservoir access will remain easy to reach once the unit is placed. Keep the device on a stable surface with enough room for its light and airflow. Planning placement first can prevent a compact-looking design from becoming inconvenient in daily use.
Compare Included Oils With Your Own Preferences
An included oil blend can help a first-time buyer start using a diffuser sooner, as with the Lifelines set that comes with two ClickWick blends. That convenience matters less if you already have preferred oils or want to select a particular fragrance. Confirm whether a product includes oils, what kind it accepts, and whether refills are easy to source. Do not assume included blends mean ongoing supplies are part of the package. If scent choice is personal, prioritize compatibility and refill access over a starter set. If you are new to diffusers, included blends can reduce initial guesswork, provided they match your preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a waterless flameless candle diffuser a better choice for a small room?
It can be a practical choice if you value portability and want to skip filling a water reservoir. But “waterless” by itself does not tell you how much space a diffuser can serve, so check any coverage guidance from the maker. For a small bedroom or desk, also think about where the flame effect will be visible and whether the controls are convenient from your usual spot. If you want humidifying as well as fragrance, a water-based option such as the YALEDI may suit your priorities better. Let the room’s needs and the product’s stated use guide the decision.
Can I use any essential oil in these diffusers?
No single compatibility rule applies to every model, particularly because waterless and water-based diffusers may use different dispersal methods. Read the product instructions before adding an oil, and follow any limits on oil type or use. The included ClickWick blends in the Lifelines set are a starting point for that specific product, not proof that every blend works in every diffuser. If you plan to use oils you already own, check compatibility before buying. That small check can prevent a mismatch between your preferred oils and the device.
Should I choose the YALEDI humidifier or a waterless model?
Choose based on whether humidifying is a real need in the room. The YALEDI combines a campfire-style light, fragrance diffusion, and humidifying, so it suits a buyer who wants those functions together. A waterless model may be the better fit if you prioritize portability and want to avoid reservoir filling. Extra functions can also mean extra setup and upkeep, so consider how much routine you are comfortable with. If scent and candlelike ambience are your only goals, the added humidifier function may not be worth prioritizing.
Does an included oil set make Lifelines the easiest option for a beginner?
The two included ClickWick blends give Lifelines a simpler starting point for someone who wants to begin without sourcing oils separately. That does not settle every beginner concern: check how the device operates, how refills work, and whether the included fragrances suit your taste. A waterless model may feel simpler if avoiding water is your main concern, while a model with a different scenting method may fit another routine. Compare setup and upkeep instructions before deciding. Included supplies are useful when they match the way you plan to use the diffuser.
When does a multi-function candle warmer diffuser make sense?
The 3-in-1 Candle Warmer Lamp with Himalayan Salt and Diffuser is worth considering when you have a use for its combined functions and space for a larger, feature-rich unit. It may be less appealing if you only want a straightforward diffuser with candlelike light. Before buying, check how the warming and diffusion functions work, whether they can be used separately, and what maintenance each requires. More functions can mean more flexibility, but they can also complicate operation. Choose it when the added roles solve actual needs in the same room.
Conclusion
For the best overall balance of flameless candle ambience and waterless convenience, I would start with the Juremouxa Cordless Waterless Flameless Candle Diffuser. The Etarowks Waterless Diffuser with LED Candle Flame is my value-minded pick for shoppers drawn to that same simple, candlelike setup, while the 3-in-1 Candle Warmer Lamp is the premium-style choice for buyers who will use its extra functions. Beginners who want oils included can look to Lifelines; those who want scent and humidifying together should choose YALEDI. Pick the model whose scenting method, upkeep, and added features fit your room, rather than letting the flame effect make the decision on its own.
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