I'm not going to lie. I was a little weary reading some of the reviews. Make sure you read the reviews from verified purchases. I'm assuming that's from Sam's club members. Read all your documentation that comes with the dehumidifier and also the box that it comes in. I haven't had any issues and has worked very well for me.

This Cube has excellent scheduling through the App and long-distance with no connection breaks. I have it in a sealed foamed attic, and it sucked out the humidity with the temps as high as 95. I set this Cube to 40% and scheduled it to run at 3 different times during the day. It pumps a lot of water exceeded my expectations.

I’ve waited a year to write my review. Find this to be an excellent choice. Did lots of research. I’m amazed that almost every day during the summer it pulls more than 6 gallons of water from the air. Just does an awesome job. It’s not whisper quiet. So if noise level is a concern this may not be your first choice. But if you want a dehumidifier that does what it’s meat to do this should be at the top of your list. Love being able to control it through a simple app. Fantastic!

A very versatile and well featured design, quiet and efficient.

I have used this for 2 1/2 summer / fall months so far, and it is still working great. We currently have it in the continuous drain mode in our basement, but I also tested it in pump mode and bucket mode with excellent results. It did a great job in bucket mode to dry out our carpets after having them steam cleaned. The phone app shows how much water is in the bucket and estimates how many hours it will be until the bucket gets to your selected fill level. Also, the bucket has a very large maximum capacity compared to other dehumidifiers. My only negative comments are that the dehumidifier is heavy, which makes it a challenge to use in bucket mode since the dehumidifier sits on top of the square bucket and must be lifted off the bucket and set aside to empty the bucket. Also, given the large water capacity of the bucket, if you select maximum capacity for the dehumidifier to automatically shut off, the bucket with water is also heavy to pick up to empty. Regardless, I would definitely buy this model again. By the way, Walmart has a great price on the 4-year extended warranty, which I highly recommend.

If you can get one that's not defective, it's a great unit. Both our 10 year old Soleus units finally started giving out. Consumer Reports recommends this unit. As others report, lots of bad humidistat issues (if it says 30% out of the box, it's faulty). I needed two units… it took me 11 (yes 11) before I got two with humidistats that work. That's really shoddy, and probably should have been an all-out recall. When I contacted Midea for a replacement sensor they told me to just return it.

Bought the first one and the humidity sensor was stuck around 33%., over 20 % off from my hygrometer. See attached pic. Returned for a second replacement model. The second one was still off by about 10 % around 45% humidity. Here's the real issue. You can only turn the humidity down to 35% max. If it's stuck at 30ish:% you'll never be able to use the auto on/off feature. So, in my frustration and other bad reviews and the enjoyment of making another return trip. I looked into the details on a replacement humidity sensor. I found out this is a very common part. The old broken dehumidifier I was replacing has the same exact sensor which was still functional. So, I figured rather than having to do another return, I'd try swapping the sensor out myself. After the sensor swap everything looks good (see attached pic). Not recommending anyone else should go this route. If i didn't already have the part on hand I would've returned the second one. Hope this helps others. Also, this one is much quieter than my old one.

★★☆☆☆ The dehumidifier itself works very well. Within the first day it removed a large amount of moisture from my home and made the house noticeably more comfortable. Unfortunately, the humidity sensor was defective right out of the box. The display was permanently stuck at 30% humidity while two independent hygrometers showed humidity levels in the mid-40s and higher. After researching the issue, I found many other owners reporting the same problem. I contacted Midea customer service and requested a replacement sensor. Instead of simply sending a low-cost replacement part for a brand-new registered unit, I was asked to provide multiple photos, videos, receipts, serial numbers, and extensive documentation. I eventually purchased and installed the replacement sensor myself, which immediately fixed the problem. The dehumidifier now reads within 1% of my standalone hygrometer. In summary, this is a very effective dehumidifier with a known humidity sensor issue and disappointing customer service. I can recommend the performance of the unit, but not the support experience.

I just purchased it and it keeps giving me an error AP which isn't in the manual. And after it runs for several hours, it gets really loud and sounds like the motor is going to explode until you turn it off. I called customer service and they didn't have an answer so I am returning it to Sam's

Humidity sensor was broken, stuck at 30% out of box. Fan noise is loud.