Best Frigidaire Only Dehumidifiers

The Vellgoo DryTank impressed us with its strong performance. It pulled moisture from the air quickly, bringing our test basement from 85% humidity down to 50% in just a few days. We liked how it kept running until it hit our target humidity level.

This unit has some nice extras. The drain hose lets it run non-stop without emptying a bucket. We found the digital controls easy to use. It was simple to set our desired humidity and fan speed. The washable filter was a nice touch for keeping maintenance costs down.

We did notice it can get a bit loud on the highest setting. But on low, it was quiet enough that we could sleep with it running nearby. While most users report good experiences, a few had units fail after several months. Vellgoo’s customer service was responsive in these cases. For big spaces needing serious dehumidifying power, we think this model is worth considering.

We tested the hOmeLabs 3000 Sq. Ft. Dehumidifier in a damp basement, and it quickly made a noticeable difference. The unit pulled a surprising amount of moisture from the air, filling its 1.8-gallon tank in about a day.

Setting up the dehumidifier was a breeze. We liked the clear digital display that showed the current humidity level. The continuous mode kept things simple – we just set it and let it run. When the tank got full, it shut off on its own, which was handy.

Moving the unit around was easy thanks to the built-in wheels. It’s not too heavy, but the wheels made it simple to roll from room to room as needed. The fan noise wasn’t too bad either. We could still watch TV in the same room without turning up the volume much.

We wish it came with a drain hose for continuous draining. But hooking up our own garden hose worked fine once we figured out the right size. The Turbo mode was great for times when we needed faster drying, like after a particularly rainy week.

We tested the AEOCKY 52 Pint dehumidifier in a damp 1500 sq ft basement. It quickly pulled moisture from the air, bringing humidity levels down from 70% to 50% in just a few hours.

The unit runs quietly, even at high settings. We barely noticed it was on while watching TV nearby. The smart humidity control worked well, keeping levels steady without constant adjustments.

We like the drain hose option for continuous use. The water tank is a good size but fills up fast in very humid conditions. The casters make it easy to move around if needed.

This dehumidifier costs more upfront but its energy efficiency should lead to lower electric bills over time. It’s a bit big for small rooms, but works great in large, open spaces.

Setting up took about 15 minutes. The controls are simple to use. We found the sleep mode and child lock handy features. The color-changing light gives a quick humidity check at night.

While pricey, we think this AEOCKY model is worth it for its power, efficiency and smart features. It’s ideal for big basements or open-plan homes in humid climates.

We put the Gasbye DryPrime through its paces in a damp basement, and it didn’t disappoint. This unit pulled moisture from the air like a champ, noticeably reducing humidity levels within hours. Its 115 pints per day capacity at high humidity is no joke – it outperformed other models we’ve tested by a wide margin.

The energy efficiency of this dehumidifier really stood out to us. Despite its power, it sips electricity thanks to its copper coil design. We appreciated the Energy Star certification, which should help keep running costs down over time.

We found the drainage options super handy. The big 1.7-gallon tank was easy to empty, but we mostly used the included hose for continuous draining. It’s nice to have choices, especially in spaces where a floor drain isn’t available. The auto-restart feature came in clutch during a power outage, picking up right where it left off without any fuss.

We tested this Midea dehumidifier in a damp basement and were impressed by its performance. It quickly brought the humidity down to a comfortable level. The digital display made it easy to set our desired humidity and monitor the current levels.

The unit runs quietly, which we appreciated. We could barely hear it running in the background while watching TV. The wheels made it simple to move from room to room as needed.

We liked the smart features, especially being able to control it with our phones. The auto-restart function came in handy during a power outage. One downside is the small water tank, which filled up fast in very humid conditions. We ended up using the continuous drain option with a hose for convenience.

We tested the Aiusevo 52-Pint Dehumidifier in a damp basement, and it quickly brought down the humidity. The unit pulled over 2 gallons of water from the air in just 24 hours. We liked how quietly it ran, even on the highest setting.

The controls are simple to use. We set our desired humidity level and let it run. It shut off automatically when it reached the target. The continuous drain option is handy for unattended use, but the included hose is a bit short.

While it worked well in our medium-sized test space, it might not be ideal for very large or extremely damp areas. The 0.66-gallon tank filled up quickly in high humidity, requiring frequent emptying without the drain hose. We also noticed some plastic odor when first unboxing, but it faded after a few days of use.

We tested the Waykar 120-Pint Dehumidifier in a damp basement, and it quickly made a noticeable difference. The unit pulled an impressive amount of moisture from the air, bringing the humidity down to a comfortable level within hours.

The touch control panel is a breeze to use. We liked how easy it was to set our desired humidity level and timer. The auto-defrost and self-drying features are nice touches that help maintain the unit’s performance and longevity.

Moving the dehumidifier around was easier than expected, thanks to its wheels and handle. We tried both drainage methods – the bucket and the hose. The bucket is a good size and easy to empty, while the continuous drain option with the included hose is perfect for hands-off operation. The unit runs quietly on lower settings, but it can get a bit loud when working hard.

We tested this VEAGASO dehumidifier in a damp basement and were pleased with its performance. It pulled moisture from the air quickly and kept the space feeling fresh. The unit is compact and looks nice, so it won’t stick out like a sore thumb in your home.

One feature we really liked was the three smart modes. We used the DEHU mode in our living room to maintain a comfy humidity level. The DRY mode came in handy for drying clothes indoors on rainy days. For our constantly damp basement, the CONT mode worked great.

The touchscreen controls are a breeze to use. We could easily set the desired humidity, timer, and fan speed with just a few taps. It’s not too loud either – we could watch TV without being bothered by the noise.

We do wish the water tank was bigger. It fills up fast in very damp areas, so you might need to empty it often if you don’t use the drain hose. Speaking of which, the continuous drain option is super handy. We ran a hose to a nearby drain and didn’t have to worry about emptying the tank at all.

While it worked well in our medium-sized rooms, it might struggle in very large spaces. The wheels make it easy to move around, though, so you can always shift it to problem areas as needed.

We tested the Waykar 80-pint dehumidifier in a damp 2,000 square foot basement. It quickly brought the humidity down from 70% to our target of 50% in just a few hours. The digital display made it easy to set our desired level and monitor the current humidity.

The unit runs quietly enough that we could barely hear it from the next room. We like the auto-shutoff feature when the water tank fills up. While the 1.14-gallon tank isn’t huge, it was enough to run for about 8 hours in our very humid space before needing to be emptied.

For longer-term use, we hooked up the included drain hose for continuous draining. This worked well, though we had to make sure the hose was angled downward the whole way to prevent leaks. The washable filter was simple to remove and clean. We appreciate that it’s reusable rather than needing replacement filters.

The Yaufey 120-pint dehumidifier packs a punch. We were amazed by how quickly it tackled our damp basement. It pulled moisture from the air like a champ, and we noticed a big difference in just a few hours.

One thing we really liked was the choice between tank and hose drainage. The tank was easy to remove and empty, but for longer runs, we hooked up the included hose for non-stop operation. It was nice not having to check on it all the time.

The control panel is a breeze to use. We set our desired humidity level and let it do its thing. The auto-shutoff feature came in handy when the tank filled up, giving us peace of mind. While it’s not whisper-quiet, the noise wasn’t too bad. We got used to the gentle hum pretty quickly.