We are replacing an old humidifier that has been limping along keeping our lower level dry. I have another smart dehumidifier on our upper level and it is about half the size, and I like its smart features, and it handles the same amount of water as this unit, but because it is smaller, it requires frequent emptying when its humid. This unit is larger overall, about twice the size of my upstairs unit, and its tank is larger, so I empty it less.It was simple to set up. They instruct you to let it sit for 24 hours upright after arrival to settle it, then remove all packing, remove the plug out of the tank and plug it in.It's very intuitive to set with its digital icons on top. When you power it on, it reads the room humidity so I just set it for 45% and left it to do its job. It has been humming along ever since, cycling on and off throughout the day as the humidity rises or decreases.The unit stops when the tank is full as did my old unit, so there is no concern about overflowing. It does have a gravity drain option, but as the space it is in is now a finished space, we won't be using it for now. It is super quiet and I don't even notice it's running when I am in the room.The only criticism I have is that I found the tank a bit sticky to get in and out, but I'll get the angle right over time.All in all, it's doing a great job in a 1500 square foot space and is a real upgrade from our old ancient unit.

This is a fairly light, small dehumidifier. It seems very well made, is fairly quiet, and works quite well. It has a somewhat small reservoir, so it works better in a small area, emptying every day, or have a hose hooked to the drain.I ran it in our farmhouse for a week, and the reservoir was completely full. I drained it and then I checked it about 3 hours later, and it was about 1/4 full already, so it works really well. I mainly got this to keep the humidity down to prevent mold growth, since the house is closed up a lot. I've since turned up the humidity setting, so it doesn't run as much. I'll end up moving it closer to my shower, then use a small hose to run it to the shower drain.It has a nice handle on the tank, which makes carrying and emptying easy. it does not shut off when you remove the tank to empty, so make sure you put it back.

I like this 22-pint dehumidifier for homes up to 3000 square feet with a 1.45-gallon water tank, reusable air filter, quiet 50dB operation, and auto shut-off.I found the controls clear and easy to read. The interface is intuitive, with obvious up/down buttons and fan icons to indicate speed settings. Setting the humidity level is simple because the display continuously shows the current room humidity. Like a thermostat, I can just select a lower target percentage and the unit automatically maintains it. I greatly prefer this over an arbitrary low/medium/high dial because setting an exact humidity percentage is more precise, easier to duplicate year-round, and potentially more energy efficient. The controls are conveniently located on the flat top of the unit, so I do not need to bend down or kneel to read a low front-facing display.My application is a basement utility room. Starting at 44% humidity, the unit reduced the room to 40% in about 3.5 hours. It also did not noticeably heat up the roughly 100-square-foot room while operating, which I take as a good sign of efficiency. In my setup, the room has a door to isolate noise from the well pumps and hot water heater, but airflow continues through a large vent above the door, so the dehumidifier is effectively exchanging air with about a 500-square-foot area.The unit also includes several advanced features, including a continuous-run mode that would be useful for drying a damp basement or helping dry carpets after a spill. There is a fine mesh filter built into the case that can easily be removed and washed. I appreciate that it uses a reusable permanent filter rather than disposable filters that require regular replacement. The unit also includes a gravity drain connection on the back for attaching a hose to continuously drain water into a lower floor drain or sump. My model does not include the optional powered pump, though the manual indicates pump-equipped versions are available.The unit is ENERGY STAR certified for energy efficiency, helping reduce operating costs. The label on the unit lists an IEF rating of 1.7 liters per kWh, which appears quite efficient for this size category.Overall, I found this to be a quiet, compact, and efficient dehumidifier that looks good, is easy to operate, and performs well.

This 22-pint dehumidifier exceeded all my expectations. The engineering of the internal compressor is highly efficient, the reusable filter is environmentally friendly and easy to clean, and it keeps my entire apartment feeling fresh and dry. Garvee delivered a premium-tier home wellness utility appliance at a very fair price point.

The item operates perfectly and removes humidity like a charm. Giving 4 stars only because shipping took an extra 4 days to arrive at my door. The product itself is high-grade.

The front water level indicator makes it simple to see exactly how full the bucket is at a glance. Simple to remove and dump without spilling.

No more spending money on disposable air filters! Just wash, dry, and slide back in. Puts out a nice warm, dry breeze.

This dehumidifier functions excellently and keeps my home environment comfortable. I'm knocking off one star because when the fan is set to the maximum high mode, it produces a fair amount of wind noise. On the low or sleep setting, however, it is perfectly whisper quiet.

Performs exactly as advertised. Quickly drops humidity from 75% down to a comfortable 50% within a couple of hours.

The design is modern and clean, fitting nicely into our living room decor without looking ugly. The washable filter is highly convenient and snaps back into place tightly.