AEOCKY 5500 Sq.Ft Energy Star Most Efficient 2025 Dehumidifier Max 80Pint/D

I rarely write a review. I feel I need to on this one since my experience with customer service was truly outstanding. I purchased this unit in Sept of 2025 because of the reviews specifically on sound level, advertised efficiency, as well as the 2 year warranty. Worked great from Sept until winter when I shut it off and let it sit in place. Started it up in the late spring and it began removing less and less water and the coil kept frosting up. When it was working it was everything advertised, way quieter than past units I've had and very efficient (I measured the power draw), worked just great. Fast forward, contacted customer service, had a reply THE NEXT DAY requesting I perform some troubleshooting steps which I did (I have a mobile AC certificate, I knew where where this was going to go) but the requests were reasonable. I duly performed the steps, sent the requested pictures and again, THE NEXT DAY, received a response that the unit was defective, it was under warranty and they were sending another one which I received a few days later. (FYI Under normal basement conditions, the frosting coil usually means the refrigerant charge is low from leaking). Although I am sorry to say it only lasted one season, it was still a good deal with the warranty replacement. I can't say how many dehumidifiers I've had that only lasted one to two years max and they only had a one year warranty. Also, since I know my way around this type of unit, I took the cover off to take a peak inside and I will say the manufacturer has clearly taken several steps that are beyond what you usually see. They wrap the compressor in a sound deadening blanket and the suction line is fully insulated. The compressor sits on sound isolation bushings that appear to be matched well to the compressor weight. Also, I can't prove it, but the copper itself feels heavier than my other units over the last 10 years or so. Overall, it looks well designed and well assembled. I'm assuming this is why they can offer the 2 year warranty (maybe its 3, not sure). Anyway with at least a 2 year warranty, you can try it out for 2 seasons to shake it out. I recommend you give this one a try.

This unit draws a lot of water out of the air. In about 14 hours, it fills the entire giant bucket while the air is above 55% humidity. The air feels noticeably dryer in the immediate vicinity around it (I'm that sensitive, I can feel the difference). My house has very tall ceilings so needs a much bigger dehumidifier than the rated sq. footage (more volume in the air) and a more powerful fan. This unit has a strong fan and moderate noise level (not as loud as you would think for the air current it produces). It's easy to use, just plug and go. I leave it on almost 24 hours during humid seasons. For my 2400sq ft tall ceiling house, I have 3 dehumidifiers, two 2500sqft and one 5500 sqft (this one). This one does the bulk of the work. My unit broke down after 9 months randomly. I contacted the seller and they replaced my unit and extended the warranty for 2 months. The new one works perfectly again. They didn't ask me to leave a 5 star review, they didn't try to bias my review in any way unlike another dehumidifier company had tried to do. They were kind and professional.

I bought the AEOCKY 52 Pint per day Smart Compressor Dehumidifier to replace a GE-branded workhorse that has been plugging along in my basement for years. In point of fact, I always run two dehumidifiers in my partially finished basement - one on the finished side and one on the unfinished / laundry room side. For the past 8-10 years, I've had GEs in both rooms. Prior to that, I had Frigidaires (twice, with each pair providing trouble-free service). The big name brands have served me well. They have all lasted 8-10 years and have required only intermittent filter cleaning to keep them humming along mostly problem-free. So, when one of my current GE models died, I can honestly say that I was reluctant to replace it with anything but a name-brand appliance. After all, the big names have been kind to me. But, after HOURS of comparative research, I decided to take a chance on this model from AEOCKY. I am more than impressed with the performance of this dehumidifier. Historically, with each of my name-brand models, I could not set the machine below 55% humidity. To do so was the equivalent of turning the devices onto continuous operation - they never shut off. But 55% was the sweet spot - across two brands and three different models, this fact held true - the humidity level dropped to tolerable and the appliances ran about 40% of the day. Enter the AEOCKY... When I first plugged it in, the humidity sensor reported that the finished side of my basement had a balmy 73% humidity level. Within minutes, that percentage began dropping. After it had fallen 10% in 20 minutes, I opened the collection bin to examine the moisture collection because I couldn't believe what the machine was reporting. But the bin was BONE DRY?!? Perhaps I was running into the problem that some of the other reviewers complained of - the less-than-accurate humidity sensor? But, a few hours later, the reported humidity level had settled into the mid 50s and the bin had a moderate amount of water (which I dumped). Overnight, the bin again collected a reasonable amount of water (though it did not collect enough to initiate an auto shut-off). i believe (though I cannot definitively recall) that I had set the humidity level to the standard 55% at this time. So, I decided to play with the settings a bit. I tried 50%. It got there. AND IT SHUT OFF. Not for long, but it shut off. I tried 45%. Same results. So, I tried the "automatic" setting (I believe it maintains a humidity between 45% - 55%). AMAZING! Zero need to mess with this thing. The room is obviously less humid and more comfortable. Once I got the AEOCKY dialed in, I connected the included drain line to circumvent the need to dump the bucket. Once i got the discharge angle of the tubing figured out, I used the included adapter to mate the provided hose to a PVC line that drains directly into my sump basin (requiring only a $2.17 investment from the local big-box hardware store). Done and done. The room feels better than it ever has. The humidity stays roughly between 48% - 53% on "auto." AND DID I MENTION HOW QUIET THIS THING IS? Nothing is as important as having the appliance WORK. But, now that I am confident that it works as advertised, I can appreciate how QUIETLY it does its job. The finished side of the basement is where laundry gets sorted and folded while music plays on the entertainment system. When my grandkids are over, this is the place where my grandson and I play video games (and talk a HEALTHY amount of trash over games of NCAA 25). The previous dehumidifier was disruptively loud. The AEOCKY is quieter with its compressor running than any of the fans from the previous models I had in this location, let alone their compressors. Color me impressed. Like, impressed enough to sit down and write this. I don't review a lot of items. And I KNOW that most people who take the time to review things had BAD experiences with their purchases. For me, this purchase experience has been so overwhelmingly positive that I felt the need to share. If you're on the fence about this model, don't be. It is a top performer. I have nothing bad to say about the GE or the Frigidaires that occupied my basement space before. But when my other GE kicks, I'm replacing it with another AEOCKY.

UPDATE 5/15/2026 I had reached out Aeocky back in January when the unit failed. They responded very quickly and asked me to perform some tests on the unit. The result of those tests confirmed that the unit was bad. They immediately offered the option of a replacement or a full refund. They also advised at that time they were aware of issues with packaging and shipment damage and therefore were reluctant to send a replacement until upgrades were made. I took the refund option, which I received. I had also requested that they notify me once they had resolved the packaging issues, as I was interested in purchasing another unit from them. Fast forward to today; I received an email from Aeocky offering to send me a replacement unit as compensation for the earlier failed unit. I responded that they had already issued a refund for that unit, but they still offered to send a replacement. This is a level of customer service I have rarely seen and gives me confidence in purchasing products from Aeocky. I am excited to try the replacement unit, as this was by far the best dehumidifier I had owned, prior to it failing prematurely. I will provide updates on how the replacement works but just wanted to express how impressed I am with Aeocky's service and support. UPDATE 1/6/2026 Well, my high hopes of this unit living up to its claim of superior materials and longevity were dashed today when I discovered that the unit is already failing after only 8 months of use. Same failure as every other dehumidifier has had over the past 10+ years, which appears to be a refrigerant leak. The evaporator coil is icing from the bottom up and unit no longer condenses water and therefore does not remove moisture from the room. When I first discovered this, the unit was running and the compressor was running but making a sort of 'gravel-y' sound. The unit was pushing out room-temp air and the coil had ice at the very bottom, with the rest being room temp. I shut the unit off and then turned it back on about five minutes later and let it run for around 30 minutes. This time the compressor sounded normal and output air was slightly warm, but the coil progressively iced from the bottom up, and at that point was about 3/4 frozen, while the rest was still warm (room temp.) I attached pictures of this to this review. Note, I only removed the filter briefly to take the pictures, but it is normally in place and clean. In either case, it no longer lowers the humidity level of the room and no longer produces condensate from the drain hose. I am going to reach out to the company to see about a warranty replacement, so we will see if they honor that. But even if they do, it's a shame if they keep failing so quickly. Maybe the replacement will last longer, who knows? When it worked, it was the best I've owned by far. I will provide updates... ORIGINAL REVIEW I have been through 6 or 7 dehumidifiers over just the past 11 years. None have lasted more than around a year, with some failing sooner. In every case they failed due to refrigerant leaks. When buying this latest one, I did a bunch of research before pulling the trigger and settled on this one specifically based on their claim that these are '[...] designed for No-Worry use for at least 5 years under normal transport conditions.' I'd say our use is very much 'normal', yet none have lasted long. They mention the type of compressor they use as well as using thickened, 7mm pure copper tubing. In addition to all that, the 3-year full-coverage and 5-year compressor warranties give me peach of mind that if the unit does fail, they will replace it with a new unit - new, not repaired or refurbished. The most important thing for me is a unit to works well and lasts so I don't have to keep buying new ones (what a waste of money and stuff ending up in landfills.) Beyond the above, the unit itself is awesome! It is by far the quietest I've owned when running on the 'low' fan speed'. The 'high' speed is substantially louder, but it's not an obnoxious noise - just the sound of air blowing. The compressor is extremely quiet. The controls are all backlit and very easy to read. Operation is simple. It has modes for maintaining a set humidity level, continuous, and an 'AI Auto' mode, which I believe adjusts humidity between 45%-55% based on temperature. It sets it lower when the room is warmer and higher when it's cooler. You can also adjust the lighting to one of four modes; 'off' (only turns on for around 10 seconds when you touch the control panel, 'bright - with the ambient light that shows humidity level', 'bright', and 'dim'. The unit is very compact; the smallest I've seen for this capacity rating. The water tank is also small, but I'm using continuous draining into a condensate pump, so I don't care about the internal tank. It comes with several feet of plastic tubing for this purpose. It's still pretty heavy, about the same as any other unit I've owned, but it has wheels and concealed handles for easy movement. We're using this in our fully finished, insulated garage that gets very humid in the Georgia summers. We have a lot of things stored in there and want to keep the humidity level moderate. Plus, we have our workout equipment in there and it's much more comfortable to work out in lower humidity. All things considered, so far, I love everything about this unit and I'm praying it really does last as long as they say it will. I feel confident in its quality build and even more confident in their warranty, which is the best I've seen for a dehumidifier, without having to purchase an extended warranty. For these reasons, I highly recommend this product.

This dehumidifier is top notch. I have gone through 4 dehumidifiers and this one is the best. My home is 4400 sq feet and it keeps the humidity within a comfortable zone. It is easy to move, very quiet, easy to program and shuts off automatically. I particularly like the ease of changing from capturing the water in the receptacle to using a hose in a floor drain. All is takes is disconnecting the plastic tubing on the drip nozzle. That way I can use the water captured in the receptable to water my plants.

I've had it a couple of days now. It seems to be doing a good job. But it's September and it's not as humid as it has been. The company is the best. They've extensively assured me how they stand behind their products. One thing I've found I really like about this dehumidifier is the water bucket. It seems to be more solid than others I've tried and the handle on it feels solid, not going to break under the weight of the water. The plastic doesn't feel as though it's going to crush or break. Im still trying to learn the panel, what to press, when and why and what I want the dehumidifier to do. It collects a lot of water and shuts off when full. Well, I trust it will shut off, I noticed the water line at top I guess just before it shut off and emptied the bucket. The FC lights up when the bucket is removed whether it's full or not. That's the reminder light to empty it. The wheels on the bottom are actually a smaller size than they should be and it doesn't roll on carpet that well. But it does roll. It is extremely quiet 🤫 hardly can hear it running. Even high fan is almost as quiet as the low. It seems fairly easy to run though I don't know a lot about running it yet. It doesn't seem to have a problem keeping the humidity at a certain number. The compressor shuts off when it reaches that number and only comes on again if the humidity changes. One of the main things I wanted to try this size is I wanted it to pull humidity from other rooms. Mainly my bedroom which is next to the living room. This one is doing that. That's what I wanted. It's running smoothly, quietly, pulling water out of the air, and using less energy because it's Energy Star. What more could you ask for? UPDATE! (November) I'm still am glad I decided to try this one. It's still going strong. It's a very good machine! Still quite. Emptying the bucket about every 12 hours. My home is about 1200 sq.ft. my whole house has healthy humidity. And I see right now there is a bigger sale on it. UPDATE: July,2026. This thing is pulling 3 gallons a day from the air in my home. SC, yeah its hot and muggy. Probably is where you are too. This dehumidifier is helping me so much! UPDATE #3. This dehumidifier hasn't changed. It's still a hard worker but I have hit a snag with it. This year the weather being as hot as it is and being in the southeastern state with humidity being so thick you can't breath, my power bill has actually doubled. After reading up on tips and helps to keep your power bill lower I ran across articles talking about using these machines and running air conditioners. Seems as though the heat produced by dehumidifiers can sometimes work in opposition to the efforts of the ac. My ac is fairly new and I felt it should be doing a better job than it was doing, fearing something might be amiss with it. So reluctantly I turned the dehumidifier off and ran just the ac. That was after I received my doubled power bill. I haven't received a bill since I've not run the dehumidifier but 2 doubled bills was enough. I had to find out if what I read was true. Sure enough my account quit running constantly and my house finally became cooler like it used to in summer. Im pretty sure, ir at least I hope my next power is back to payable standards anyway. 🙃 ive decommissioned my dehumidifier. I'll just have to deal with the humidity. But I certainly didnt want either, especially the ac to be overworked. So just FYI and all that jaz; if you are dealing with power bills that don't make sense. After bragging so on this little machine I couldn't not report this problem. Maybe this company can be the first to come out with a dehumidifier that doesn't put out warm air in summer and become an ac antagonist.

Having had a number of dehumidifiers over the years - and the need to obtain a replacement unit - we researched many via the internet. Several were “contenders,” however we ultimately selected the Aeocky Max 80/Pint Dehumidifier. All of the information about the product was factual; this unit is well-made, thoughtfully designed, offers multiple settings and fan speeds on the control panel, quiet operation, and a good-sized/easily accessible water tank. The washable pre-filter is convenient and the unit includes an optional drain hose and garden hose adapter if preferred in lieu of using the water tank. Four caster wheels are installed and two recessed handles make for easy mobility. The highlight of the Aeocky is doing what a dehumidifier does: VERY EFFECTIVE in removing moisture… Superior to any of the dehumidifiers units we have previously owned! Lastly, the Aeocky customer support is terrific: they truly care and deliver what they promise for the customer: 100% satisfaction with this product!

Quick dehumidifier history... all humid areas need a dehumidifier to make inside temps feel cooler, keep down the musty smell, and prevent black mildew to grow on walls in damp areas... in cold areas, cut down on frozen moisture inside on windows. (Also 50% humidity is preferred for piano environments) Early units sounded like a train with a dial 0-10 selector (on off control) for humidity level... with a cumbersome plastic bucket hanging off the back. Our next unit was a "DeXxxxxx" brand, awkward internal bucket or drain hose option, digital display panel, humidity level % selected/actual display, dual fan speeds, but noisy compressor that required closing doors to hear TV or sleep well... it did pull out about 50 pints a day which saved us about $4000 for drying out after a pipe break under the house in the living room. Too bad it could not avoid repair costs for carpet and flooring. Finally after 12 years the compressor quit: the same brand replacement was over $500. Naturally I chose to research some other brands and models on Amazon, narrowed it down to 3, and chose this Aeocky unit after considering each one carefully. So why choose this one... meets the most recent 2024 Energy Star standards, a little smaller compact size, rotary compressor (turns out to be very quiet...no closed doors needed), copper plumbing, 5 modes, 2 fan speeds (on low can barely hear the unit running), well-designed flat bottom bucket (not awkward) or hose drainage, a child lock feature that prevents changing settings accidentally, and the best product warranty. Oh, and did I mention, the price here is less than the mfr website listed price & less than HALF the "DeXxxxxx" replacement unit would have cost (current unit looked exactly like the 12yo model that compressor failed). The Aeocky dehumidifier arrived 5 days ago, I pulled it from the box and began using it immediately... learning to love it over the first few days of use. We use our dehumidifiers in the house so we do use the bucket to collect water, not the hose which typically would go to a drain (in a basement). In researching on Amazon I saw several comments about "leaks" which troubled me slightly, but I decided to take my chances because it seemed that the Aeocky warranty response to problems is to exchange any problem unit with another brand new unit in the box. Now that I have used this unit for five days without any leaks, I am beginning to think that leaks must have been associated with using the hose drain... which requires the user to attach the fitting and hose (provided) after unboxing. One other review comment mentioned a brown film (scum) developing in the bucket. YES, that happens with dehumidifier buckets... periodically had to clean out our other brand bucket, too. Aeocky recommends regular cleaning of the bucket in the instruction manual... do it because if not done, and the whole bucket gets overgrown, it will be a much more difficult chore! Experience, the other brand we had did not recommend cleaning the bucket regularly (its odd bucket shape made it a real chore once I realized it had to be done). Update 11-6-2024 We've had the Aeocky dehumidifier in use for 2 weeks. Working continuously, except for bucket emptying which is so easy to do, without any problems. I am very happy with this product and highly recommend this dehumidifier. Update 1-11-25 FWIW... the indicator light display has several COLORS that can be displayed. Nowhere in the description on Amazon, nor in the product info included with the unit is this discussed... other than it can be dimmed or turned off. Three colors are readily obvious: red= bucket full, orange-yellow= % humidity above selected range, green= % humidity in selected range, AND BLUE (which may be rarely seen). Is this compressor icing, or what? Turns out it is not a compressor issue... it is % humidity IS BELOW 45%. Aeocky unit is still performing perfectly. IMO the best choice for its specs, price, and performance.

Exelente! Deshumidificador, mejor de lo que me esperaba

excelente equipo.

My basement is not high humidity in the summer months, but a dehumidifier keeps the humidity at a constant comfort level. My previous dehumidifier lasted over 10 years before terminating. Purchased the AEOCKY to replace it Looks great with new styling Appears to function in a very efficient manner I will keep it

amazing how quietly and quickly it works. Love all the options on the settings

Tres bon deshumidificateur