In their current ENERGY STAR records, the Frigidaire 35 Wi-Fi and Midea Cube 35 tie at 2.01 L/kWh. Frigidaire is our practical pick for a medium room, since it also publishes a 48 dBA sound rating, has three fan speeds and adds Wi-Fi control. Pick Midea if its larger lift-off reservoir and voice control matter more to you.
Noise, drainage and controls when it runs for long stretches
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Noise, capacity and real-world runtime are kept separate from the current liters-per-kilowatt-hour data.
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By the numbers
What the data shows
What we found across the dehumidifiers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
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How many fit
Only 2 of the 31 models checked meet every need here: “Since it will run often, efficiency counts”, “The space I'm drying is a medium room or finished basement”, “Noise should stay low”, and “I want to look at humidity on my phone”.
2 models fit, out of 31 checked
Show the facts and the math
Models in the comparison
31 models
Sources
7 covering these models
Product data updated
How we countedThe count uses each product's current fit ratings for “Since it will run often, efficiency counts”, “The space I'm drying is a medium room or finished basement”, “Noise should stay low”, and “I want to look at humidity on my phone”. A need with no documented match is not counted.
The facts and sources behind each product in this recommendation
Product
Needs it meets
Facts we checked
Sources
Frigidaire 35 Pint Wi-Fi Dehumidifier
Efficient
Medium room
Quiet
Smart app
ENERGY STAR's figures are 35.85 pints per day and 2.01 L/kWh.
Frigidaire's specification is 48 dBA and up to 159 CFM.
Operation goes down to 41°F, and it has three fan speeds and Wi-Fi control.
Only compare integrated energy factor across compatible test records. If the result ties, let noise, drainage routine and controls break it.
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The best number is shared by two models
At 2.01 L/kWh, Frigidaire’s record lists 35.85 pints per day, and Midea’s lists about 35.8 pints per day at the same 2.01 L/kWh. Their certified efficiency is the same, so cabinet fit and daily use separate them.
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Why Frigidaire gets the default pick
A published 48 dBA sound rating, three fan speeds and Wi-Fi controls add up to a complete medium-room package. Midea solves a different problem with its larger reservoir and Cube layout.
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A label does not forecast your bill
How much energy a unit really uses depends on moisture load, room temperature, target humidity, drainage and runtime. Even an efficient machine can run for long periods if its drainage is poor or its target is set lower than needed.
Check these before you buy
Rely on certification records that come from the same test procedure.
Match the capacity to the room and its moisture load.
Set up continuous drainage if you expect long daily runs.
Look at sound figures together with how they were measured.
What this page can’t tell you
BillionFables did not meter these units.
An annual savings estimate cannot be supported without a moisture load for the specific room and an electricity rate.
The public Honeywell record shows no comparable exact IEF value.
3 options
The top pick and the alternatives
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FHDD3534Y1
Frigidaire, FHDD3534Y1
35 Pint Wi-Fi Dehumidifier
This current 35-pint unit is quiet and efficient, offers three fan speeds and has app control that is useful.
Top pick ifMedium rooms where low noise and verified efficiency are equally important
Key facts
ENERGY STAR's figures are 35.85 pints per day and 2.01 L/kWh.
Frigidaire's specification is 48 dBA and up to 159 CFM.