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'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.

Ok I found out the issue it stops working if you don’t clean the filter often . I did my research and regretted buying it then when I clean the filter and it had two filters one on each side . Make sure to clean the filters . Now mines is working properly!

★★☆☆☆ 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 have 2 other smaller Midea cube dehumidifiers that I’ve been extremely happy with, but this one is a lemon. The humidity reading is stuck at 30% rendering it useless. The humidity in my basement is currently 55% but this thing won’t even turn on when I set it at 40% or 45%. It continuously measures the humidity at 30%. While trying to troubleshoot, I’ve read numerous reviews with the same problem. Shame on Midea for knowingly shipping faulty dehumidifiers. They’ve just lost a reliable customer.

I just hooked up my 4th unit….one every year. None have lasted more than a year and forget customer service. I liked the size but sure tired of annual purchasing. Price has gone up drastically but quality is still bad. I take very good care of them but it did not matter.

Good luck getting one that works I Got one out of three that worked

This machine I received brand new, right out of the box, it is not working right. The humidity sensor is stuck at 30%, I have several hygrometers all reading over 50%. The unit removes a ton of water, but I don’t want to have to constantly run it on constant mode. Sad a brand new product is defective right out of the box Will return

This is the most quiet dehumidifier Ive ever used. But, just like other reviewers, mine - new out of the box - had faulty humidity sensor. Always says it’s 30%, but humidity is MUCH higher according to all the other humidity sensors I have. Will return and order again (because it’s so quiet) to see if I can get one that works… will review again after that.

Humidistat malfunctioning as it constantly displays 30% for the current in-room humidity. Unable to use the "set" mode as a result. The product page also has incorrect information as one of the photos says this supports Apple Home which it does not. The product details also says it supports Matter smart home but it does not. Contacted Midea Support already and they just told me to return the defective unit to Sam's Club. They also confirmed this model doesn't support Apple Home or Matter and the product listing is incorrect. I guess I will just have to keep buying them until I get one that works properly which is frustrating. At least it does have a two year warranty but my last Cube gave up after 2.5 years.