Midea Portable Dehumidifier for up to 1500 Sq Ft, Energy Star certificated, with Reusable Air Filter, Ideal for Basement, Bedroom, Bathroom, 20 Pint-2019 DOE (Previous 30 Pint), White

Muy buena opcion funcionan muy bien

Bought it in the UK from co.uk amazon the same as other person here in the reviews came in with us socket and different voltage .... returning back

Not working !

I live in a one bedroom basement apartment and purchased this little cube to help with the high humidity in the basement. The space I'm using the dehumidifier in is just shy of the unit recommendation for the square footage. Within the first 2 hours of plugging it in it dropped the RH% from 83 to 59, and by the following morning it was a comfortable 46% RH. The price is great. Very easy to set up. Impressed by the attention to detail and the operating options. Simple push button controls, great custom options for operation. It seems to be well constructed of quality materials and was well packaged for safe transportation. It is definitely more quiet than the dehumidifier my parents had in their basement growing up as a kid. In my opinion, it is louder than a desktop oscillating fan but quieter than a bathroom ceiling fan. I realize newer BR ceiling fans are made ultra quiet these days so think of a non ultra quiet BR ceiling fan. The point is, yes, you can hear it when it is running, but it is quiet enough not to interfere with living life as normal if you have to set it up in constantly used living space, like I have in the living room of my basement apartment. It's compact and doesn't take up much space the robust handles on the unit make it easy to lift off the cube and put the cube back on the catch bucket, which also has a nice robust handle to carry the filled bucket to where it will be emptied. Its design and colour offer a simple functional appearance that makes this unit something that doesn't have to be hidden away, it blends into its surroundings well. The cord is a good length, however depending on where you plan to put it you may be left short of cord. I picked up an AC extention cord to get some extra length and it gives me more flexibility on where I can put the dehumidifier. Lastly, the app... hmmm... it could be better, should be better... a lot better. I don't want to take away from how great this little cube is. If we could rewind time to when apps didn't exist you would never regret this purchase and would most likely be as impressed as I am. Sadly, we have been spoiled by technology and apps do exist and the app made for this dehumidifier does the dehumidifier a disservice. After several attempts of troubleshooting and hassle with the app I made the decision to uninstall the app and pretend like it doesn't exist. I can enjoy my purchase of this impressive little cube dehumidifier without it!

I purchased 2 of these dehumidifiers for a ~700 sqft basement and a ~250 sqft sunroom. Both have been rock-solid for the 4 months I have been running them. Effectiveness: These work great. I have a separate hygrometer in both the basement and the sunroom and the humidity drops within just a couple of minutes once I start the dehumidifier. When I'm able to keep the buckets empty, these keep the humidity reliably within +/- 5% of my desired range. During rainy weather I have to empty the basement dehumidifier probably ever 2-3 days. I would probably recommend a larger model for a ~700sqft basement, but this does seem to keep up. Noise: These aren't exactly quiet, but they're not particularly loud either. They're basically an AC-unit though, so that's to be expected. Heat: These do produce a fair bit of heat. The basement becomes noticeably warmer during rainy weather when the dehumidifier is having to run a lot more. This isn't a pro or a con, just an observation on how dehumidifiers work. The app: It's fine. The QR code on the machine and the references in the user manuals are incorrect though about which app is required -- the required app is "SmartHome" by AIDEOLOGY. I don't really use the app except to start/stop the dehumidifiers or occasionally change the desired humidity level. I connected these to Google Home and I manage them there, so I don't really need to use the app anymore. Note: Do not purchase those ultra-cheap tiny dehumidifiers. They do not work. They will gradually collect a small bit of water, but they will not function as dehumidifiers. This is probably about the cheapest you should go when purchasing a dehumidifier.