TABYIK 35 OZ Dehumidifier for Bedroom RV, Quiet with Auto Shut Off, White | 280 Sq.Ft Small Dehumidifiers for Home Bathroom Closet, 7 Color Light, 28dB Ultra Quiet, 35OZ Water Tank

For a small bedroom closed off from the rest of the house (less than 150 sq ft) this works surprisingly well. If you're expecting fast, visible dehumidification you'd get from a floor model with bucket reservoir you'll be disappointed. BUT, this little thing, smaller than a loaf of bread brought the humidity down from 75% to around 55% in three days and keeps it there and that's what we needed. White noise quiet, can't beat the price. If it keeps doing the job long-term it's ideal. Update, a few weeks later: humidity reached 50% and with the door closed stays there, still accumulating water. We're still happy with it.

This little machine sucks a large amount of water out of the air in my bathroom each week. It’s pretty quiet, has pleasing colored lights, and is really easy to use. It’s been great for lowering the humidity in my ventless bathroom! The price was very reasonable too. It’s been working nonstop for 6 months so far with no issues!

I purchased this dehumidifier on March 31, 2023 after dealing with a leak in my bedroom during the rainy season. Even after the repairs were done, the room still smelled damp. I originally bought this model along with a smaller one. The smaller unit stopped working after about four months, but this one has been a complete workhorse for over two and a half years. I live in Southern California, so humidity is not typically extreme, but my bedroom is about 143 square feet and I usually have to empty the tank at least once a week. It consistently pulls a surprising amount of moisture from the air, and I definitely notice the difference in how the room feels and smells. It is a little louder than I expected. I can hear it from the hallway as I’m walking toward the bedroom. I don’t mind the noise since it works as white noise for me, but it may matter to someone who prefers a very quiet unit. The built-in light has been one of my favorite features. It works as the perfect nightlight because it gives the room a soft glow without disrupting my sleep. I also love the gentle color-changing effect. When the tank is full, the unit automatically stops pulling in air, although the light stays on. Last week (December 3, 2025), the full tank light came on, and I unplugged the unit to reset it, as I’ve done from time to time. You can’t turn the power off when the tank is full, so unplugging it is the only option. I usually empty it when I see it’s almost full. This time, the power did not turn back on. Instead, it kept making a faint beeping noise and would not restart. Given the price, how long it lasted, and how much use it got, I still feel it performed well above my expectations. I didn’t repurchase this model only because I wanted one with a larger tank.

The prompt for this review is, "what should other customers know?" I guess they should know what Peltier technology is, or at least roughly. This dehumidifier probably is fine in hot environments. In fact, they list its efficiency of 8 pints a day as being measured under testing conditions of 86 degrees Fahrenheit, 80 percent relative humidity. But, too late, I researched current AHAM industry standards, with only one of the two--and not the important one--cited for this product. We live in a cooler, humid, ocean coast climate, and this little guy couldn't drop our humidistat (which is an accurate one) even one percentage point over the course of 24 hours. My bad for not really picking up on all this before buying. Nevertheless, stars off for them not making it clear that their product works in only a narrow set of circumstances, i.e., not just humid climates but quite **hot, humid climates. They *do hint at this lack, by what they *don't say in their product description, i.e., they do say that it removes 8 pints a day, and "24 pints at 95 degrees/90 percent RH." But that 8 pints a day is not aligned with current AHAM standards. It means that only at the level of heat they list--86 degrees--will this thing remove 8 pints a day. Btw, kind of weird that they chose 86deg/80RH when the old standard was actually lower, at 80deg/60RH. Their choice to test at even higher temps/humidity than the old standard pretty much tacitly acknowledges their product would be lower than 8 pints/day at anything *not as high as 86 temp and *not as high as 80 humidity. Regardless, even 80deg/60RH hasn't been the standard for the last 4-5 years. There are two measurements: What was, and still is, accurate is 95deg/90RH as the maximum "saturation" capability (in this case, 24 pints), i.e., the most extreme hot/humid weather circumstances, the upper limit. The second measurement, supposedly to mimic more typical conditions, used to be to test at 80deg/60RH. The new standard for that, since 2022-ish, is to test efficiency at 65 degrees/60 percent RH. Test numbers for that metric aren't listed for this product, nor, I'm betting, would any dehumidifier using Pelter technology want to list those numbers because they would be so low. Peltier technology means very warm air passes over something very cold (inside the dehumidifier), which creates condensate and then blows out the now-dry air, with the condensate collecting into the bin or going down the drain. Except cooler air doesn't do this. The cooler the air, the less able it is to condense and dry out when passed over something very cold. So, all non-compressor dehumidifiers--i.e., any and all of these teensy, quiet ones--aren't going to work in cooler-air environments, not because the product is manufactured badly but because they simply can't. For all the folks in hot, humid climates, this little guy probably will work just fine. It's super SUPER quiet (for those reviews saying it's loud, there's some other problem going on), compact, and--I thought--perfect to place in our shower (after showers, duh) to dry it out. But not in the cool, foggy environment surrounding our home, which is rarely higher than about 68-69 degrees indoors with humidity in the high 50 to high 60RH. So, maybe it could have been 5 stars, but not when it uses marketing language and product descriptions that hide a big, BIG exception.

I was concerned with how small it was at first, but within an hour it already felt drastically different and collected more water than expected (picture from an hour after having it running). I’ve never made a review in my life but I’m about to buy a second one for another room. It really surprised me at how well it works and it being small is actually quite the benefit and makes it so easy to tuck away without worrying about it looking weird but the lights are cute too if you like that aesthetic. Living in a 100 year old house where moisture bleeds through the brick this is absolutely life changing. I really just got this a couple hours ago and I love it. Good price, good pay off, if you depend on reviews to sway you, take my word that this is a good buy if you don’t want to spend much and want to control humidity big time without a massive eyesore.

This dehumidifier is compact and easy to use. It runs quietly enough for a bedroom and collects a noticeable amount of moisture without taking up much space. The water tank is easy to remove and empty, and the automatic shutoff provides extra peace of mind. Overall, recommended!

This worked for several years uninterrupted. It stopped working eventually and I bought a new one.

This unit is small and can easily be placed in a room without being obtrusive. The write up about the unit says it uses about 40 watts of electricity, so there will be a slight cost when in use. It does generate a tiny bit of heat. The fan has one speed and the closest comparison I can think of regarding the noise level would be the cooling fan on a laptop when it's running at close to full speed. It's not unpleasant and reminds me a bit of the white noise machines, so we have quickly gotten used to it. The lighting effects can easily be turned off, but they automatically turn on anytime you turn the unit back on, so two taps of the light button and they go back off. This small unit will not perform like a full size, floor model, dehumidifier. (some negative reviewers seem to think it should have performed in a comparable fashion) Those full size, floor units use an air conditioner type system so they dehumidify the air very quickly, but are very large and much, much louder and expensive. We had one in our full size home for years and you could literally see the humidity level begin to drop on a hygrometer within 30 minutes or so. This unit will not perform to that level due to it's small size and the mechanism used to remove moisture. We've had it over a week now and over a 24 hour period it removes about 3/4 of a cup of water from the air. Of course, the humidity level and temperature will dictate any increase or decrease in the numbers we saw. This unit is meant for small spaces of less than 250 sq feet. We have it in a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom. But since we leave the bedroom door open and have central air, that means it essentially is dealing with the whole apartment of about 900 sq feet. Don't expect to feel a marked difference in the humidity level in a large space. I would imagine in an appropriately small space, with doors closed and no central air, this unit would make the area feel dryer. Our issue is condensation build up on our single pane windows in the winter. Even just removing 3/4 cup of water per day means that there will be that much less water in the air to condense on the windows. We've now decided to purchase an additional unit to place in the second bedroom at the opposite end of the apartment from where the first one is placed. Our hope is between the two units we will see a marked difference in our humidity levels. Two of these units are much cheaper and quieter than a full size, floor model. I can recommend this unit if you purchase it with the understanding of it's limitations. UPDATE: We purchased an additional unit for our 900 square foot apartment. The two bedrooms are at the opposite ends of the apartment and we placed one of these dehumidifiers in each room. They both have been pulling about 3/4 of a cup of water out of the air every 24 hours, with inside temperature at 72 and initial relative humidity at about 64 percent. So with the two units we are eliminating about 1 !/2 cups per 24 hours. We might see a drop in the hygrometer reading to 59 or 60 percent occasionally in that time. Not comparable to a big floor dehumidifier, but much cheaper and quieter. While they have not eliminated the condensation issue, I think it has helped to reduce the overall amount of water condensing on our windows during the winter.

Initially, the product worked flawlessly, but after just a month, it stopped functioning altogether without any apparent reason.

Product is fine but it needs an adaptor if you are ordering from Singapore; it does not come with a Singapore three-pronged plug

Works amazing, purchased a second one for another cause it is that perfect. Really helps control the humidity and makes the air less heavy. Absolutely the easiest to use, just plug it in and forget. Self stop makes sure it doesn't overflow either. All the mold-y smell caused during monsoon is absolutely disappears.

Muito bom.

I ordered this from Australia but I read everywhere to see what kind of plug there was and there was no information but when if arrived I found there was an American plug and I have to go out and by an adapter so it was just convenient