Hisense Energy Star 25-Pint Portable Dehumidifier with Auto-Shutoff, Home Dehumidifier and Moisture Absorber For Basement, Garage, Living Room in White

Well worth the money. It works fantastic.It’s a little loud and the fan only has one speed, but it keeps the humidity at almost the exact level you set it to.

After reviewing several dehumidifiers I landed on this one. It was the best decision to make. I live in a very humid state, I have about 955 square feet, it pulls so much moisture out of the air and fast!!! I have to empty it twice a day, like I said it’s very humid here. My only regret is not buying the 50 pint one. 10/10 definitely recommend!!

I purchased the Hisense Energy Star 25 pint to replace a Kesnos dehumidifier. Put the Hisense dehumidifier in an insulated 650 square foot garage with 13 ft ceilings. The hisense will reduce the humidity to a point but it struggles. The unit only has one fan speed. Even setting the unit on 40% it runs continuously and that's with the help of a 18500 btu Daikin minispit. The water tank is cheaply made. As one person reviewed, the humidity sensor is off. Mine is off by 5%. My personal feeling is that the unit isn't very well made. The Kesnos was better made but I had 3 of them and they all failed in less than two years. The hisense does not come with a drain hose. It might dehumidify an 800 sq ft room but that about all.Pros; relatively inexpensive. Rather light weight. Does keep humidity down. Adjustable humidity setting. Auto cut off.Cons: Loud one speed fan. No drain hose. Struggles to lower humidity. Flimsy watertank. Cheap construction.I would not recommend to a friend or family.

I’m shocked at how much water has been removed from my living area. We started to have problems with high indoor humidity this summer for the first time since we moved in four years ago. To keep the humidity down, we had to turn down the AC so we froze. Enter this dehumidifier to save the day. We empty it three times per day and leave it running 24 hours. Very pleased with the results.

Weighing just 32 lb, this dehumidifier is relatively easy to move. You can easily drain it continuously by attaching the hose. The humidity level is adjustable. However, this one does not have Wi-Fi connectivity and cannot be controlled remotely.

I’ve been using the Hisense dehumidifier for a few days now, and I have to say, it’s really made a difference. It’s so straightforward to operate—just plug it in and hit the power button. I love the automatic shut-off feature when the tank fills up, which makes it easy to manage. In fact, I’ve already emptied the tank multiple times in just 24 hours, showing how effectively it pulls moisture from the air.The sound it makes while running is pretty quiet; it’s not completely silent, but the gentle hum is barely noticeable.For anyone considering a dehumidifier, this one is worth a look. It has exceeded my expectations and really improved the air quality in my home.

thought it had decent reviews so i have it going now (2 months). so far it is working as expected, pulling out moisture (even when very humid out) and pumping it out of the room. i have it in our lower level rooms ~800 sqft. set at 40. noise level is no worse than any other machine and possible a bit quieter (i've had many dehumdifiers over the years). I did take the extended warranty, just in case....

Returned it the next day. did not use it. I was not sure it was new