10 Best Dehumidifiers of 2025

Thanks to its lightweight, compact design and incredible efficiency, we love this dehumidifier for hitting the road.

When traveling with a dehumidifier, you don’t want something you’ll have to lug around. Luckily, moving and storing the Lonove dehumidifier is a breeze since it only weighs around five pounds.

Pro Breeze is ideal for overnight use, thanks to its quiet efficiency and auto-shutoff feature.

The tank is easy to remove, too: slide it out, empty it outside or over the sink, and slide it back in. You’ll know when it needs emptying, thanks to the transparent design.

With the Pro Breeze, your whole family can keep your RV’s humidity under control.

The Seavon dehumidifier is perfect for bedrooms, offices, or anywhere else you want peace and quiet. Because it’s so compact, you can also use it in closets or pantries.

This unit is designed for small spaces, so you’ll have to empty the tank regularly. But the auto-shutoff feature means you don’t have to worry about the tank overflowing. Feel free to leave it running overnight.

Despite its size, the Seavon packs a punch, collecting up to 12 ounces of moisture a day. It’s also a great eco-friendly option as it runs on minimal energy.

One thing to note is the bright LED light that the machine displays. This bothered some users at night.

Others found it helpful as it could double as a night light for kids’ rooms. Whether you love or hate this feature will come down to personal preference.

This commercial-grade dehumidifier is designed for flooded areas, so it’s highly efficient. It’s waterproof and can be used in temperatures as low as 35 degrees, making it ideal for crawl spaces.

The AlorAir has many features, including a digital humidistat control, timer, condensate pump, and hot gas defrosting system. It can remove up to  180 pints of moisture a day at saturation. With a built-in pump, you can drain moisture from anywhere in your home.

It’s also stackable, which makes transporting it a breeze. Be wary of the weight, though. At 78 pounds, this isn’t the most portable dehumidifier. It also doesn’t come with wheels, so you’ll need to be careful about moving it safely.

Despite the hefty weight, users report that the dehumidifier is easy to use and clean. And you won’t need an extension cord in your crawl space, thanks to the 19.6-foot power cord.

This is our top pick for basement dehumidifiers thanks to its efficiency and lightweight, portable design. It’s ideal for basements of up to 1,500 square feet, which will suit most households.

With an easily removable tank and filter, users love how straightforward this device is to maintain. Its simple design makes cleaning the filter each month a breeze.

The Vremi comes with a removable tank and drain access, so you can decide how you want to use it. You’ll have to buy a separate hose if you want to run it continuously, though.

The tank can hold up to 22 pints, which some users found small compared to other basement dehumidifiers. The unit has an auto-shutoff feature, so it won’t overflow when the tank is full, but you may have to empty it once or twice a day if you run it a lot.

If someone in your household is allergic to dust mites or other allergens, they might need their own dehumidifier. A portable dehumidifier is also great for anyone with a respiratory illness or families with small children.

We recommend the Pohl Schmitt dehumidifier because of its compact size and high efficiency. This unit is the perfect size to sit on a bedside table or shelf in a bedroom. It’s so small you can carry it around with you, effectively clearing the air in every room of the house.

The unit doesn’t have a compressor, so it won’t disturb your sleep at night. This makes it an excellent option for bedrooms and nurseries where you want to keep allergens to a minimum.

If your home is particularly damp, the unit may take some time to kick in. However, given its size, this is a small price to pay.

In most houses, the bathroom is the dampest room. Even if you’re blessed with a dry home, regular showering, damp towels, and limited space means there is a lot of moisture in bathrooms. This is why it’s worth getting a small dehumidifier to keep in your bathroom, even if you have a dehumidifier for the rest of the house.

The Seavon is an excellent choice. It’s compact so that you can store it out of the way on a window sill or shelf.

This product also performs incredibly well, collecting up to 16 ounces a day. While this won’t be suitable for your whole house, it will keep your bath mat, ceiling, and mirror dry even when multiple people use the bathroom daily.

Customers love how easy this dehumidifier is to use and clean. With a user-friendly design and an auto-shutoff feature, this is one you can set and forget.

If you’re looking for a dehumidifier to cover large spaces, this 70-pint unit is a fantastic option. With a huge tank, you’ll spend less time emptying your dehumidifier and more time enjoying your home.

The Airplus has many smart features, including an auto-defrost function and a transparent water level indicator. It also has an auto-restart function which will save your settings if there’s a power cut.

This unit allows continuous draining, although many users found this wasn’t as efficient as using the tank. Several customers also reported difficulty removing the bucket, which you’ll need to do to use the continuous draining function.

At 46 decibels, it won’t be a nuisance to you home relaxation nor will it scare away your pets. Thanks to the simple design and four castor wheels, you can easily use this unit in any room of the house.

Got issues with mold, mildew, or allergies? Then you may want to invest in a whole-house dehumidifier. The Aprilaire is a fantastic choice for homes of up to 5,500 square feet. It can remove up to 100 pints of moisture every day.

You can connect the unit to your heating and air conditioning system for easy use. Many customers found that having it professionally installed yielded better results. Still, it’s easy enough to get it up and running yourself.

This dehumidifier is designed for continuous use. It doesn’t have a tank which makes it easy to maintain. Instead, the unit comes with a drain line allowing water to flow naturally.

We love that it has an enviable range of features. These include auto-shutoff and restart, energy efficiency, and an easy-to-use panel. The Aprilaire is ideal for keeping your whole house at the perfect humidity level.

The Black + Decker 30-pint dehumidifier is a good choice for a small, portable option. It can extract up to 30 pints of water from the air in just 24 hours, making it ideal for basements, cellars, or smaller rooms in the house.

It’s not bulky or too ugly, either. So whether you have a modern or cozy aesthetic in your home, this dehumidifier has been designed to fit right in without being obtrusive.

It’s straightforward to use. On top of the unit is an electronic panel with LED lights so you can easily adjust your settings day or night. It has three fan speeds to choose from, depending on the humidity levels around you.

We love this dehumidifier for the garage because it eliminates odor as well as moisture. It will leave your garage smelling fresh and clean.

The unit covers a whopping 4,500 square feet and is, therefore, suitable for commercial and residential garages. It’s also fully portable, with four wheels for safe and easy handling.

With a 70-pint tank and an auto-shutoff feature, you won’t have to worry about emptying it often. If you want total peace of mind, you can attach a hose and set it up near a drain for continuous use.

However, some users found this cumbersome without a pump. The system is designed to let gravity do its thing, which can take longer.