Customer Ratings & Reviews

Broke within 6 months of purchase. Warranty is “buy a new one and we will pay you back minus taxes or other fees”

Owned for just over a month and it has completely broken down. Loud rattling as of the motor is loose, the LED display is showing background backlighting, overheats and fails after only a couple of hours. DO NOT BUY.

Keeps turning off when not full, didn’t have time to return it within the return period now I’m screwed

Died after 2.5 months... pretty disappointing. I hope their warranty process is fast.

Exchanged first one bought due to it stopping function not even a month later the second one just stops working

It worked well when it worked. After a week or so they bucket full light would stay on even when the bucket was empty therefore it would not work. I had to return it. I'm guessing it was a manufacturer defect.

Bought feb / 2023 and stopped working. Won’t power on anymore.

Machine died just after the one year of ownership mark. Checking to see if my total tech plan will cover it.

Bought it July 16, crapped out August 29. Not worth the parts it’s made with

It was working only 37 days. Now I am looking for way how to replace it.

Worked fine at first. Easy to use. Started leaking around the water container after 6 months. Do not buy

No sooner I paid full price $249.00, it goes on sale for $199.00. Awful.

The electronics shorted out after a week and a half of use

stopped working (won't even turn on) within 22 days

In "non-stop" mode, this managed to bring the relative humidity in my 170 square foot room from 70% to almost 40% (measured with an Inkbird hygrometer). This is less powerful than the Hisense I tried (which got into the low 30s), but also less noisy, which seems like a fair trade-off. An 8-pint bucket in a 35-pint humidifier means you'll be emptying the bucket several times a day. The bucket is easy to remove and carry, but a bit awkward to pour out unless you've got a big target like a bathtub. The casters are hard to attach, but make it easy to move the unit from one room to another, and it helps that unplugging and re-plugging the unit doesn't affect its settings. Setting a humidity level doesn't work that well for me. The unit seems to try to overachieve: if I set it to 60%, it drives the humidity down below 50%, then turns off until the humidity rises back beyond 60%. Unfortunately, this means that if I set it to 50%, it runs forever, because it can't actually reach its "real" target of 40%. I'm not sure if this is a feature intended to avoid frequent on/off cycles, or if the built-in humidity sensor just doesn't work well while the compressor is running. I wish it were better, but I can live with it as-is.

This dehumidifier worked well and was decently quiet. I bought the unit in October 2021 and it just recently stopped collecting water. I took the cover off and noticed that the coils seem to be rusted. The compressor is also running very hot and is shutting off automatically. My guess is either that there’s a refrigerant leak or the rust is inhibiting the coils to effectively Condense the moisture from the air and causing the compressor to overheat.

I am very pleased with my purchase of a GE Dehumidifier. It works great, especially living in Florida.

Quiet and gets the job done! Definitely solved the humidity problem in the room.

Works well. We run this when we are away for our place near the ocean. There is a hose cconnection so we set it on the counter (it is heavy) and have a hose that drains into the sink.

Took the moisture out of my basement with just one run cycle. My old one could never