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title: "Dehumidifier 1,800 Sq Ft Wi-Fi (8 Pint MAX 24 Pint at 95°F, 90% RH) for Advanced Humidity & Moisture Control, Quiet, Efficient, Auto Shut-off, Ideal for Home, Basement, Office"
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# Up to 24 pints/day max removal Wi-Fi smart control Ultra-quiet 38dB operation Dehumidifier 1,800 Sq Ft Wi-Fi (8 Pint MAX 24 Pint at 95°F, 90% RH) for Advanced Humidity & Moisture Control, Quiet, Efficient, Auto Shut-off, Ideal for Home, Basement, Office

**Brand:** homelabs
**Price:** 12752786₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💨 Breathe easy, live dry — the smart dehumidifier that works as hard as you do.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dehumidifier 1,800 Sq Ft Wi-Fi (8 Pint MAX 24 Pint at 95°F, 90% RH) for Advanced Humidity & Moisture Control, Quiet, Efficient, Auto Shut-off, Ideal for Home, Basement, Office by homelabs
- **How much does it cost?** 12752786₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- homelabs enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted homelabs brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Climate Command:** Control humidity remotely with Wi-Fi and voice assistant compatibility for effortless comfort anywhere.
- • **Whisper-Quiet Efficiency:** Ultra-quiet 38dB operation ensures your home, office, or nursery stays dry without disrupting your flow.
- • **Built for Longevity & Safety:** Auto shut-off prevents overflow, washable filters keep performance peak, and a portable design moves with you.
- • **Powerful Moisture Extraction:** Removes up to 8 pints daily (24 pints max) to protect spaces up to 1,800 sq ft from mold and dampness.
- • **Hassle-Free Continuous Drainage:** Includes a 3.3ft drain hose for uninterrupted moisture removal—set it and forget it.

## Overview

This Wi-Fi enabled dehumidifier efficiently removes up to 8 pints of moisture daily (max 24 pints at peak conditions) from spaces up to 1,800 sq ft. Operating ultra-quietly at 38dB, it features smart app and voice control, continuous drainage with included hose, auto shut-off safety, and washable filters. Designed for home, basement, or office use, it combines powerful moisture control with energy efficiency and portability, making it a trusted solution for mold prevention and year-round comfort.

## Description

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Review: Easy to use, very effective. Excellent customer service! - For years I had a bathroom that was plagued with black mold due to excessive humidity. The little dots would appears along the tops of the walls shortly after I'd scrubbed them or painted over them, and then bloom into larger rosettes within weeks. We tried squirting bleach at them, we scrubbed them routinely, and they went away only to appear again a few weeks later. We tried leaving the door open to let some of the humidity out, but that meant less privacy. We opened the window in the summertime, and that helped, but in the winter it was far too cold. Then I stumbled across this machine while on vacation at my sister-in-laws house and the solution was clear. I'm one of those people who obsessively research a major-ish purchase like this before I buy it. I don't like dropping cash on something that later turns out to be a dud, so I read reviews and comparisons and went and looked a few items in stores. Finally, I bought this machine and it's terrific. It works effectively and is easy to use. I empty it about once/week and clean the filter on average once/month. I'm very satisfied - if you're looking for a good, quality dehumidifier with great customer support look no further. UPDATE 2/10/19: My original unit stopped working after a few months so I reached out to HOmelabs and they substituted it for free. The replacement has been chugging away for nearly a year now without any issues - faithfully sucking the moisture out of the air and drying out my steamy bathroom. Best of all - ZERO black mold. Love this unit and would highly recommend both the appliance and the brand. UPDATE 7/6/20: this little beast is still going strong. Sucks the humidity out of the bathroom in the winter and then moves to the basement in the summer. Runs 25/7/365 without complaint or missing a beat. Pretty economical to run, too. Would recommend and buy another whenever the time comes. UPDATE 5/14/22: This little champ is still going after nearly five years. It runs daily, faithfully dehumidifying our bathroom which sees 3-4 steaming hot showers per day (kids have grown into smelly teenagers since we’ve had this thing). I haven’t seen mold in so long I’ve forgotten what it looks like. About to pull the trigger on buying another unit for the basement over the summer, which will then replace the original on the bathroom/basement rotation when it eventually has to “go play with its friends on a farm upstate” someday. UPDATE 7/31/23: This thing is truly the energizer bunny of dehumidifiers. It’s getting a little noisier and perhaps a little less efficient but after 5.5 years of non-stop service it has held up extremely well for a consumer grade appliance. I still haven’t subbed it out for a new one (probably will do so as we get back into fall and the bathroom window closes). When I do getting another one of these will be the easiest decision of the year. UPDATE 8/16/25: The darn thing is still going! The thing is like Edison’s lightbulb. As long as I don’t touch it, look at it, or even acknowledge its presence it just keeps faithfully working, keeping the basement dry during this swampy hot summer. I have this thing for eight years now and it’s been in almost continual service. Sure, it’s a little noisy but like Boxer from Animal Farm it just keeps optimistically pushing forward, so we’re riding this one to the bitter end to see how long it will keep going.
Review: Worth More Than A Sub-$100 Dehumidifier, Much More Powerful At Reducing Humidity - Here's my story: I live on the Gulf Coast, and in the late spring and early summer, the humidity down here soars. Perhaps my apartment isn't the best insulated, because the digital hygrometer in my bedroom routinely shows humidity readings above 75 percent during warm seasons. While my apartment unit has a decent central AC unit, I'd like to see the humidity down around the 45 to 50 percent range. So I recently figured that purchasing a dehumidifier would be a good option for accomplishing that. I really mainly wanted the appliance for my bedroom, to increase the comfort level when I'm sleeping. I tried the $65 ToLife TZ-C2 Dehumidifier (also available here on desertcart). The price was right, and it was an attractive, compact, quiet unit. The problem was, as some others have mentioned, it didn't do an effective job of removing much moisture and humidity from the air. So after some research, looking for a brand I could trust – with an actual corporation and web site behind it – I decided on Homelabs (their cutesy trademark is rendered “hOmelabs” for some reason) at nearly 3X the price. But...it's rated for 3X the space. The first thing I noticed right away about the Homelabs unit is that it's pretty darn large. And HEAVY, weighing in at 40 pounds (!). This is not some little thing you can slide onto a shelf – it's an actual appliance a little taller than a mini-fridge. Reading the enclosed manual (which I do suggest) was also an eye-opener. It offers MANY cautions and warnings (especially about keeping the thing away from sources of flames) because apparently this unit contains refrigerant chemicals. That probably explains why both the box and the user manual request you let the unit sit upright and outside the box for a FULL 24 HOURS. Yep, you won't be able to just switch it on right away, so plan for that (or get a smaller unit from another manufacturer instead). First impressions are that this device is well built. It's certainly attractive in its own right, and has not just handles on either side, but rolling casters for moving the item across the floor. Again, at 40 pounds, those little conveniences become big. The control panel with the power button is on top of the unit. The water tank to be emptied faces front (logically). The power cord is thick and is the three-prong variety with the grounded pin, so your home MUST have grounded outlets to use this device. The manual says to plug it directly into a wall socket rather than through any kind of extension cord. In actual operation, I have been very pleased! This unit sucks plenty of moisture from the air in under an hour – often 20 to 25 percent relative humidity, knocking a room from 80% down to around 60%. A caution: if you're hoping to close in on much drier conditions – like in the 40% to 45% RH range – I question whether this unit can do that. I've set it for 50% RH and it's come close at 52% but I've not gone for less than that. But I have found the 50% to 60% RH range to be a huge improvement on northwards of 70%. The unit I got DOES NOT have the pump or drain hose feature, so it must be emptied fairly often, but if you get in the habit of doing that once or twice a day, it's no big deal, and the designers thoughtfully included a nice, sturdy handle that allows you to lift the water tank a bit more easily. A red, plastic floater shows in a thermometer-style gauge on the front of the unit to indicate how full the water tank is. SAFETY SUGGESTIONS: ALWAYS unplug the unit before removing the water tank or servicing the filter. Do everything SLOWLY – pull the water tank out slowly and smoothly, then carry the tank low near the floor, and when you get to a dumping place (like a bathtub), dump slowly and smoothly. After replacing the tank, I personally think it's a good idea to do a quick wipe down of the exterior of the unit with a towel or dry cloth. Also, when rolling the unit from one room to another, I suggest slightly lifting the unit by its top side handles and, again, rolling slowly. As it's 40 pounds, I'd strongly suggest making use of those thoughtfully added casters underneath the device that I mentioned above. I like the decent length power cord that's included; the instructions suggest plugging directly into a wall socket – no extension cords, please, as this is a powerful unit. There are NINE variations of this dehumidifier at the time I wrote this review, with room size ratings running from 1000 square feet all the way up to 4500 square feet. Clearly, Homelabs has been doing this for a while, so I'd be inclined to trust them over some fly-by-night operations with unpronounceable business names. There's a reason the 3000 square foot model carries the “desertcart's Choice” marker. Take a good look at this one if you want drier air in your home. I also want to answer some of the other comments I've seen about this device, just to give some of you a little more to consider. First of all, many of the reviews you're reading cover NINE DIFFERENT MODELS of the Homelabs devices, rated for rooms from 1000 SF all the way up to 4500 SF. I think it's not a reach to say the smaller the unit, the greater the likelihood of disappointment, especially for larger living situations. I opted for a unit rated at 3000 SF even though my whole apartment is maybe 750 SF total, and my bedroom – the only room I really care about for this – is just 150 SF. Keep that in mind as you're reading the reviews – I saw a one-star review for the 8-pint appliance whereas mine can hold 8 times that much water. I'm stunned to hear someone proclaim that 3 years of service is NOT a long time. For an item costing $200 (roughly what I paid, just under that), that works out to about $5.50 a month, or the cost of an expensive boutique coffee. Sure, it would be nice if anything we bought lasted forever, but for a unit to stretch into over 2 years of service to me suggests it has some degree of longevity. If you think that 2 to 3 years of use is lousy, read the reviews of cheaper units running under $100. I bought and returned one from ToLife ($71) the same week I bought this Homelabs one. The difference is night and day. One review even said, “Was working good then just stopped...Only lasted 6 years.” OMG, most CARS in the States don't even last SIX YEARS. Perspective, folks, perspective. I only run my unit for a few hours each day. This is not a central AC system, it's an appliance. Second, I can certainly appreciate the crapshoot that modern manufacturing is. It sucks getting a lemon, because you the consumer have to repackage the thing and ship it back, then (if applicable) speak with customer support. It's a shame that rolling the dice comes up craps for some people and 7's for others, but a product line with tens of thousands of ratings that maintains a 4-star average out of 5 indeed moved the needle for me. I looked at some fly-by-night outfit that's been around since 2021 called “Aerbyon”. Couldn't find a blasted thing about the company, their corporate structure, anything. Scoff, if you will, at “big companies” like Homelabs, but I can assure you that smaller brands don't guarantee anything either. I also want to call out and compliment the customer who wrote the review that got over 9,000 “helpful” markings. THAT is how you write a detailed review, and my hat's off for going to such trouble. I didn't agree with absolutely everything written, but I loved how thorough it was. One quick point of disagreement I have, though – I love it that the Homelabs unit registers RH changes by increments of 1% vs 5%. There is something awfully reassuring about seeing that number tick downward in closer to real-time. I have a digital hygrometer, but I don't think it's as accurate as the unit in the Homelabs device. Still...GREAT review, and I hope mine is just as helpful!

## Features

- Compact Moisture Control – This Wi-Fi enabled dehumidifier removes up to 8 pints per day at 80°F, 60%RH (24 pints MAX at 95°F, 90%RH), keeping spaces up to 1,800 sq ft comfortably dry.
- Space-Saving & Ultra-Quiet – Designed for small spaces, this 38dB whisper-quiet dehumidifier keeps humidity under control without disruption, ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and home offices.
- Hassle-Free Drainage – Includes a 3.3ft drain hose for continuous drainage, so you never have to empty the tank manually. Perfect for long-term use in basements, laundry rooms, and storage areas.
- Energy-Efficient & Smart Control – Energy-saving design reduces electricity costs. Wi-Fi-enabled for remote control via app or voice assistants. Set humidity levels, timer, and auto mode with ease.
- Safe & Easy to Maintain – Features auto shut-off to prevent overflow, a removable water tank, and washable filters for long-lasting performance. Portable handle for easy movement.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DX7GQSP5 |
| Air Flow Capacity | 11 Liters Per Day |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,478 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #18 in Dehumidifiers |
| Brand | hOmeLabs |
| Brand Name | hOmeLabs |
| Capacity | 24 Pints |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 28,562 Reviews |
| Dehumidification Capacity | 8 Pints per Day |
| Floor Area | 1800 Square Feet |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00810049721824 |
| Included Components | User Manual |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7.5"D x 11"W x 16.1"H |
| Item Weight | 22.3 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | hOmeLabs |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Model Name | hOmelabs - Dehumidifier - 8 Pint - WIFI |
| Model Number | HME0091 |
| Operation Mode | Smart |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Adjustable Humidity Control, Automatic Defrost, Automatic Moisture Removal, Automatic Shutoff, Bucket Storage, Digital Display, Portable, Quiet Operation, Removable Tank, Timer, Washable Filter |
| Part Number | HME010091N |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Residential |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Smart Home Compatible |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Humidity Control, Automatic Defrost, Automatic Moisture Removal, Automatic Shutoff, Bucket Storage, Digital Display, Portable, Quiet Operation, Removable Tank, Timer, Washable Filter Special Feature Adjustable Humidity Control, Automatic Defrost, Automatic Moisture Removal, Automatic Shutoff, Bucket Storage, Digital Display, Portable, Quiet Operation, Removable Tank, Timer, Washable Filter See more |
| Tank Volume | 0.4 Gallons |
| UPC | 810049721824 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | This product comes with a one-year manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship. During the warranty period, we will repair or replace the product at no cost to you. This warranty does not cover damages caused by accidents, misuse, or normal wear and tear. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** hOmeLabs
- **Capacity:** 24 Pints
- **Color:** White
- **Floor Area:** 1800 Square Feet
- **Included Components:** User Manual
- **Item Weight:** 22.3 Pounds
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.5"D x 11"W x 16.1"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Residential
- **Tank Volume:** 0.4 Gallons

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What size room can this dehumidifier cover?**
A: The hOmeLabs 8 Pint Wi-Fi Dehumidifier is designed for small to medium-sized spaces up to 1,800 sq. ft. It’s perfect for bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry rooms, home offices, and even basements.

**Q: How loud is the dehumidifier when running?**
A: This unit operates at just 38 dB, making it ultra-quiet and ideal for noise-sensitive areas like nurseries, bedrooms, or workspaces where peace and quiet matter.

**Q: Do I have to empty the water tank manually?**
A: Not necessarily. You can use the included 3.3 ft drain hose for continuous drainage, so you won’t need to worry about emptying the tank. If you prefer to use the tank, an indicator light will let you know when it’s full.

**Q: Can I control this dehumidifier with my phone?**
A: Yes! This dehumidifier is Wi-Fi enabled, allowing you to set humidity levels, schedules, and modes through the app. It’s also compatible with voice assistants for hands-free control.

**Q: How easy is it to move the dehumidifier around my home?**
A: Very easy. The unit is designed with smooth-rolling wheels and a built-in handle, so you can conveniently move it from room to room whenever needed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use, very effective. Excellent customer service!
*by 1***N on February 20, 2018*

For years I had a bathroom that was plagued with black mold due to excessive humidity. The little dots would appears along the tops of the walls shortly after I'd scrubbed them or painted over them, and then bloom into larger rosettes within weeks. We tried squirting bleach at them, we scrubbed them routinely, and they went away only to appear again a few weeks later. We tried leaving the door open to let some of the humidity out, but that meant less privacy. We opened the window in the summertime, and that helped, but in the winter it was far too cold. Then I stumbled across this machine while on vacation at my sister-in-laws house and the solution was clear. I'm one of those people who obsessively research a major-ish purchase like this before I buy it. I don't like dropping cash on something that later turns out to be a dud, so I read reviews and comparisons and went and looked a few items in stores. Finally, I bought this machine and it's terrific. It works effectively and is easy to use. I empty it about once/week and clean the filter on average once/month. I'm very satisfied - if you're looking for a good, quality dehumidifier with great customer support look no further. UPDATE 2/10/19: My original unit stopped working after a few months so I reached out to HOmelabs and they substituted it for free. The replacement has been chugging away for nearly a year now without any issues - faithfully sucking the moisture out of the air and drying out my steamy bathroom. Best of all - ZERO black mold. Love this unit and would highly recommend both the appliance and the brand. UPDATE 7/6/20: this little beast is still going strong. Sucks the humidity out of the bathroom in the winter and then moves to the basement in the summer. Runs 25/7/365 without complaint or missing a beat. Pretty economical to run, too. Would recommend and buy another whenever the time comes. UPDATE 5/14/22: This little champ is still going after nearly five years. It runs daily, faithfully dehumidifying our bathroom which sees 3-4 steaming hot showers per day (kids have grown into smelly teenagers since we’ve had this thing). I haven’t seen mold in so long I’ve forgotten what it looks like. About to pull the trigger on buying another unit for the basement over the summer, which will then replace the original on the bathroom/basement rotation when it eventually has to “go play with its friends on a farm upstate” someday. UPDATE 7/31/23: This thing is truly the energizer bunny of dehumidifiers. It’s getting a little noisier and perhaps a little less efficient but after 5.5 years of non-stop service it has held up extremely well for a consumer grade appliance. I still haven’t subbed it out for a new one (probably will do so as we get back into fall and the bathroom window closes). When I do getting another one of these will be the easiest decision of the year. UPDATE 8/16/25: The darn thing is still going! The thing is like Edison’s lightbulb. As long as I don’t touch it, look at it, or even acknowledge its presence it just keeps faithfully working, keeping the basement dry during this swampy hot summer. I have this thing for eight years now and it’s been in almost continual service. Sure, it’s a little noisy but like Boxer from Animal Farm it just keeps optimistically pushing forward, so we’re riding this one to the bitter end to see how long it will keep going.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth More Than A Sub-$100 Dehumidifier, Much More Powerful At Reducing Humidity
*by A***. on June 9, 2025*

Here's my story: I live on the Gulf Coast, and in the late spring and early summer, the humidity down here soars. Perhaps my apartment isn't the best insulated, because the digital hygrometer in my bedroom routinely shows humidity readings above 75 percent during warm seasons. While my apartment unit has a decent central AC unit, I'd like to see the humidity down around the 45 to 50 percent range. So I recently figured that purchasing a dehumidifier would be a good option for accomplishing that. I really mainly wanted the appliance for my bedroom, to increase the comfort level when I'm sleeping. I tried the $65 ToLife TZ-C2 Dehumidifier (also available here on Amazon). The price was right, and it was an attractive, compact, quiet unit. The problem was, as some others have mentioned, it didn't do an effective job of removing much moisture and humidity from the air. So after some research, looking for a brand I could trust – with an actual corporation and web site behind it – I decided on Homelabs (their cutesy trademark is rendered “hOmelabs” for some reason) at nearly 3X the price. But...it's rated for 3X the space. The first thing I noticed right away about the Homelabs unit is that it's pretty darn large. And HEAVY, weighing in at 40 pounds (!). This is not some little thing you can slide onto a shelf – it's an actual appliance a little taller than a mini-fridge. Reading the enclosed manual (which I do suggest) was also an eye-opener. It offers MANY cautions and warnings (especially about keeping the thing away from sources of flames) because apparently this unit contains refrigerant chemicals. That probably explains why both the box and the user manual request you let the unit sit upright and outside the box for a FULL 24 HOURS. Yep, you won't be able to just switch it on right away, so plan for that (or get a smaller unit from another manufacturer instead). First impressions are that this device is well built. It's certainly attractive in its own right, and has not just handles on either side, but rolling casters for moving the item across the floor. Again, at 40 pounds, those little conveniences become big. The control panel with the power button is on top of the unit. The water tank to be emptied faces front (logically). The power cord is thick and is the three-prong variety with the grounded pin, so your home MUST have grounded outlets to use this device. The manual says to plug it directly into a wall socket rather than through any kind of extension cord. In actual operation, I have been very pleased! This unit sucks plenty of moisture from the air in under an hour – often 20 to 25 percent relative humidity, knocking a room from 80% down to around 60%. A caution: if you're hoping to close in on much drier conditions – like in the 40% to 45% RH range – I question whether this unit can do that. I've set it for 50% RH and it's come close at 52% but I've not gone for less than that. But I have found the 50% to 60% RH range to be a huge improvement on northwards of 70%. The unit I got DOES NOT have the pump or drain hose feature, so it must be emptied fairly often, but if you get in the habit of doing that once or twice a day, it's no big deal, and the designers thoughtfully included a nice, sturdy handle that allows you to lift the water tank a bit more easily. A red, plastic floater shows in a thermometer-style gauge on the front of the unit to indicate how full the water tank is. SAFETY SUGGESTIONS: ALWAYS unplug the unit before removing the water tank or servicing the filter. Do everything SLOWLY – pull the water tank out slowly and smoothly, then carry the tank low near the floor, and when you get to a dumping place (like a bathtub), dump slowly and smoothly. After replacing the tank, I personally think it's a good idea to do a quick wipe down of the exterior of the unit with a towel or dry cloth. Also, when rolling the unit from one room to another, I suggest slightly lifting the unit by its top side handles and, again, rolling slowly. As it's 40 pounds, I'd strongly suggest making use of those thoughtfully added casters underneath the device that I mentioned above. I like the decent length power cord that's included; the instructions suggest plugging directly into a wall socket – no extension cords, please, as this is a powerful unit. There are NINE variations of this dehumidifier at the time I wrote this review, with room size ratings running from 1000 square feet all the way up to 4500 square feet. Clearly, Homelabs has been doing this for a while, so I'd be inclined to trust them over some fly-by-night operations with unpronounceable business names. There's a reason the 3000 square foot model carries the “Amazon's Choice” marker. Take a good look at this one if you want drier air in your home. I also want to answer some of the other comments I've seen about this device, just to give some of you a little more to consider. First of all, many of the reviews you're reading cover NINE DIFFERENT MODELS of the Homelabs devices, rated for rooms from 1000 SF all the way up to 4500 SF. I think it's not a reach to say the smaller the unit, the greater the likelihood of disappointment, especially for larger living situations. I opted for a unit rated at 3000 SF even though my whole apartment is maybe 750 SF total, and my bedroom – the only room I really care about for this – is just 150 SF. Keep that in mind as you're reading the reviews – I saw a one-star review for the 8-pint appliance whereas mine can hold 8 times that much water. I'm stunned to hear someone proclaim that 3 years of service is NOT a long time. For an item costing $200 (roughly what I paid, just under that), that works out to about $5.50 a month, or the cost of an expensive boutique coffee. Sure, it would be nice if anything we bought lasted forever, but for a unit to stretch into over 2 years of service to me suggests it has some degree of longevity. If you think that 2 to 3 years of use is lousy, read the reviews of cheaper units running under $100. I bought and returned one from ToLife ($71) the same week I bought this Homelabs one. The difference is night and day. One review even said, “Was working good then just stopped...Only lasted 6 years.” OMG, most CARS in the States don't even last SIX YEARS. Perspective, folks, perspective. I only run my unit for a few hours each day. This is not a central AC system, it's an appliance. Second, I can certainly appreciate the crapshoot that modern manufacturing is. It sucks getting a lemon, because you the consumer have to repackage the thing and ship it back, then (if applicable) speak with customer support. It's a shame that rolling the dice comes up craps for some people and 7's for others, but a product line with tens of thousands of ratings that maintains a 4-star average out of 5 indeed moved the needle for me. I looked at some fly-by-night outfit that's been around since 2021 called “Aerbyon”. Couldn't find a blasted thing about the company, their corporate structure, anything. Scoff, if you will, at “big companies” like Homelabs, but I can assure you that smaller brands don't guarantee anything either. I also want to call out and compliment the customer who wrote the review that got over 9,000 “helpful” markings. THAT is how you write a detailed review, and my hat's off for going to such trouble. I didn't agree with absolutely everything written, but I loved how thorough it was. One quick point of disagreement I have, though – I love it that the Homelabs unit registers RH changes by increments of 1% vs 5%. There is something awfully reassuring about seeing that number tick downward in closer to real-time. I have a digital hygrometer, but I don't think it's as accurate as the unit in the Homelabs device. Still...GREAT review, and I hope mine is just as helpful!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super quiet
*by C***M on May 28, 2026*

This dehumidifier is definitely smaller than I thought it would be and doesn't hold as much water as I had hoped, causing me to empty more than I had hoped, but super quiet and it does the job! I like that it's smaller, but wished I didn't have to give up the capacity or sound to go bigger. Very nice unit though.

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*Last updated: 2026-06-03*