Midea Cube Smart Dehumidifier Setup and Review

In this video, I show you how to setup and use a Midea Cube Dehumidifier. This model is a 35 pint (4.25 gallon) but other models are available. One feature that is helpful is the Midea app. The app helps you control all of your Midea devices- with a quick tap, you can schedule the unit to turn on and off, change the fan speed, and much more.
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[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

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[@pchomelab]

Is yours still working? This thing seems to work a bit over a year just over the warranty period then quits, my experience and also many others on Home Depot. There are no parts and no service manual. worked great when it did, but not enough to take 300 dollars from me every year.

[@gscop1683]

Just ordered from your Amazon link! Seems perfect for my room!

[@Earth2Gloria]

That was an excellent video. I bought one this month. The instructions are good, but confusing for some people. I was a little confused myself but it was working fine. Now I know so much more about it and how to use it. Excellent! You made it so easy to understand. You went through everything and you were so easy to follow and listen to. Showing how to use it with your cell phone was great for those who want to do that. After listening to your video, it is so much easier to look over the manual and understand it. you went through every little detail. It is saved in my KZbin Favourites. With all the rain these day; basements flooding, etc. a dehumidifier like this is a must! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!

[@andyr5579]

I was in the market for a dehumidifier, and saw this video. I’d already watched your vids on your basement mods and enjoyed them so, based on you saying it was a good unit, I decided to go with this one. (A cheaper, non smart) model actually. I plugged it in, and within an hour I’d got the bucket 1/4 full! I’ve added a hose and turned it to bucketless mode now. I’m already seeing a big difference on my humidistat! Thanks for the heads up on this unit.

[@cljorgensenstar]

You manage to make a commercial video very interesting, relevant and informative on a nicely down to earth way - very well done and delivered. Midea must be very happy and satisfied by your collaboration.

[@RickZepp]

Very informative and easy to understand video.

[@82gamerprincess31]

This is a good opportunity for everyone to check on their dehumidifiers. A lot of the really old school models are severe fire hazards like old space heaters.

[@jamesm568]

Best space heater I got is over 20 years old as there's not one bit of plastic on.

[@Jon-hx7pe]

No - the old ones with mechanical controls, made in north america are safe. it's the new chinese garbage made from mid 200xs to present that pose fire hazard.

[@nojithan]

I have the U-shaped window AC and a portable AC. They are hands down the best units I've ever owned. So your video piqued my interest. Thanks for your review

[@texassews535]

Thanks for the great video. It was the best informative set-up video I’ve ever seen. Midea should hire you. Just bought one and it arrived today so I needed a video and there you were. Great job.

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@teelabrown4291]

Good, very helpful review. I just got mine, trying to figure out the bucketless mode. Thanks.

[@crinkle2649]

That is really cool. I love all of the features.

[@dwainpannell5208]

How do you reset the fill level in the app once you empty the bucket? Mine shows P>50% and sequentially lights left to right.

[@cristobal.palmero4919]

Need one for my London apartment, very humid most of the year, lots of condensation

[@mikewhittle3683]

Great video, thanks for the review. In the segment in the bathroom you mentioned not always remembering to let your exhaust fan run for a length of time. I replaced the switch to my exhaust fan with a timer switch that has run-time buttons for 5, 10, 15, 30, & 60 minutes (available at the big box stores). I just hit the switch before I get in the shower and the fan runs for the selected amount of time, then automatically shuts off. Easy diy project (would make a great KZbin short 😀).

[@m.pav.8397]

Good idea

[@WeKnowEDKH]

Leviton makes a switch that has a built-in Humidity Sensor and Fan Control that automatically detects excess humidity in a room and will activate the ventilation fan.

[@hanksnowden5288]

Hey so I just got one of these. Seems to work great but I'm using it in a living room as we live in the south near the Gulf so ALWAYS humid. Does your make like a high-pitched compressor ringing noise? It was supposed to be new.

[@thesurvivalist.]

Can you control multiple units at the same time, on the same account.

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

I haven’t tried more than one dehumidifier but I have this unit and 2 acs on the same account so I would assume you can.

[@CostantineYoussif]

Question does the timer feature only on the machine not on the app?

[@JohnFuoco-j4t]

What do you do with the black plug on the side ?

[@VinMotors0613]

The video demonstrates the setup and review of the Midea Cube Smart Dehumidifier, which is a compact and quiet device that efficiently removes excess moisture from the air. It has a user-friendly control panel and can be controlled remotely through a smartphone app. The dehumidifier has a sleek and modern design, making it suitable for various home settings. Compared to other dehumidifiers in the market, the Midea Cube Smart Dehumidifier is easy to use and has smart features that allow for remote control and monitoring. It is also compact and portable, making it convenient to move around the house. The device is relatively quiet, making it suitable for use in bedrooms or other quiet spaces.

[@fog8969]

I'm wondering why on the "1 2 3 4" levels for the amount of water to collect why they didn't just put the number of gallons for each level instead of "1 2 3 4".

[@antonemilit2178]

It's a piece of sh*t, I think it's the Midea Chinese trolls who rack up the 5 star reviews.

[@JoeGalanteTribute]

I bought the 50-pint version of this unit about 2 months ago. It is great a purchase, lowered my basement from about 65% to 50% in less than 2 days. The musty odor disappeared in less than a week. Best money I have spent in a long time. Directions could be a little better, but online help was excellent. I went to the big box store and bought a 20' hose with the same ID and OD as the short hose in the box. It lets me put the dehumidifier towards the middle of my basement and drain the water to the catch basin.

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@jamesm568]

Purchase the one with the pull-out bucket in the front it would have brought you humility down in your basement in a matter of hours instead of days. I have two different models of the 50 pint and the cube is less efficient as the old school design can dry the paint on the walls.

[@wikwikwak09]

I bought one also...its great!

[@christopherpalmer4243]

Did you notice anything in the power bill?

[@babzee7111]

@JoeGalanteTribute the short clear tube that came with your Cube had “ID” @ “OD” markings? Or was that tube listed in the manual as a replacement part?

[@TH3mrBROWN]

Our old one lasted 18 years. Got a new one and it lived just long enough for warranty to not cover anything anymore, about 14 months. Haven’t had a dehumidifier for 2 years now. Lost all trust in new ones. And mostly couldn’t be bothered to do the research to find a good one.

[@jamesorsby7553]

And that's exactly how they're making most things these days... just get past the warranty date. It's a crying shame what has happened now.

[@quemeup]

Yep good machine for 24 months then stopped working! $300 plus …. Tired of garbage companies that won’t give you more than 1 yr warranty!

[@AmraphelofShinar]

Midea, Diary of a Mad White Dehumidifier. Wonder if they make one big enough for my whole county. I live in Alabama. Apparently, everyone's humidity is collected here.

[@joeking433]

These 35 pint models are now $99 on Amazon! After I just bought two at $144 each (which is still the best deal around!)

[@kcon4130]

Noticed your top load LG washer, I have the same one. Has yours rusted out yet? Mine is rusted all around the bleach receptacle and is now staining my clothes. Very frustrating as it’s a great washer otherwise.

[@DigginwithJason]

Not sure if you covered this but does it have a mode when it detects a high humidity it will automatically turn on then off once it reaches its target humidity?

[@fog8969]

Anyone have any problems with this brand? I'm looking around for one. Thanks.

[@sbkhider]

I definitely would have bought this when I lived in my old state (Michigan) as the humidity was always very high. I mean the state was surrounded by lakes. But now I live in Wyoming and the average humidity is 17% and the only time it gets higher is when it rains and an hour or so after it stops it's basically back to less than 25%. So really no use for it. But boy I wish I this would have been available back when I did live in a high humidity area. Thank you for the information though! Love your channel and I trust your opinion!

[@rondamon8004]

I really do not like to depend on wifi for any appliance, I like modern practical efficient but not controlled by any company overseas that tells me what should or should't do...

[@Lexusman1972]

Powerful, smart, compact & GARBAGE! Mine lasted 1 summer, now useless. Fan & compressor run but won't pull a drop of water.

[@SouthernLaughter]

Have you cleaned and returned the filter as well as canceling the code?

[@Lexusman1972]

@@SouthernLaughter I believe so. By that I mean the filter is clean and no "clean filter" message / light is displayed. If you can offer any additional tips please pass them along. Thanks in advance.🙂

[@SuicidalSummerSnowWoman]

you may have gotten a faulty product

[@michaelm8754]

I bought one of these Midea dehumidifiers three years ago and it's been excellent. Innovative design makes it easy to empty and having a dehumidifier in my house has practically eliminated the indoor mildew problem I was having during the cold rainy months.

[@LetsgoRangers]

I have this dehumidifier ( not from amazon). I live in south Texas by the Gulf of Mexico tons of humidity all year long. This dehumidifier works so well, I keep it set at 55% and within 2 1/2 hours it is letting me know that it is time to empty out. You are going to love this unit.

[@BobRooney290]

i'm in the same boat. NYC is a disgusting humid swamp 24/7 for 5 months of they year. i need something better. i cant be emptying the bucket every 2 hours.

[@hughjassstudios9688]

@@BobRooney290 they sell drop in pumps, (look up small condensate pump) assuming you put yours near a drain.

[@kevinisnguyen]

How has it held up? Does this put out a lot of heat? I just got the new 50 pint from Costco and it seems to put out some heat.

[@1funcar]

How accurate is the humidistat? If anyone has had one for a couple of years or more, I'd like to hear their comments about the unit.

[@catharinehamm5749]

Thank you for the help. The manual was not helpful. You were. Cheers!

[@bloodclot]

It is not pronounced like "my"

[@kvmalley]

Another great video bro, I watched your A/C video before I got mine. Much appreciated @The Fixer! I got the black Cube with the pump this week at Amazon for $99, it’s already up to $169 but still less than the white one with or without pump! Just finished installing in my front porch to assist the A/C, it’s about 125% humidity in Florida right now! I’ll have a better idea how it works out in the morning!

[@utube101x]

Has anyone gotten their app to actually show when the unit is actively running, not just turned on?

[@tubetonka]

Mine lasted 25mo of nearly continuous use, then iced up and now no longer dehumidifies. Clever design, I had the version with the pump, which worked well. When it worked it brought basement down from 75% to 45%. Pity it only lasted two years.

[@Roconno131]

Excited for more flexsealing of the basement walls now that it’s nice and dry

[@Patrick_Gray]

I have been living in my house since 1977 and had the same dehumidifier in the basement for years. My old dehumidifier started getting noisy, the coils were still getting cold. Thought I would buy a new one and it would last for a bunch more years. I got a Midea Cube from Home Depot for about $300, but it stopped working in just over a year. There was just a little frost at one end of the cooling coil. The humidity in my basement was getting high. So, today I went to Lowe's and bought a Hisense 50-Pint dehumidifier with a 2 year warranty for $259. I also got a 3 year extended warranty for $59. The guy at the sales counter told me the 3 years were after the factory warranty. Hope I will not see if he was right.

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

Thanks for sharing your experience with this dehumidifier.

[@Lightsngear]

I just got one of these today and have been testing it out in my bathroom, which is the room it's intended for. But HERE is the BIG question! DOES ANYONE HAVE A SWEATY TOILET??? In hot humid weather my toilet collects condensation on the exterior, from tank to base. Will THIS Midea unit dry out the exterior of the toilet??

[@donmorton3954]

Great video. I just bought this unit a few weeks ago from my local Home Depot for my crawlspace that got a little water in it and is usually humid. This unit is amazing and works great. As you said, the phone app is awesome. I started using bucket mode to test it and it worked great. I now use bucketless mode. I also just started to use the schedule mode. I learned a couple things in your video I did not know. A couple years ago, I had this issue and tried a couple different units I bought online. They were garbage and I sent them back. This does a great job and I highly recommend it. 1 question: What do you recommend I keep the crawl space humidity at? I think the app showed 50 or 55%. ( I live in Michigan). Thanks again

[@dddddpaulette]

When i remove top and put on floor to empty bottom. I get water on floor. What am i doing wrong?

[@a.draghici8956]

Im experiencing the same. No clue yet. Seems like it doesn't fully drain. I will try to slightly lift while still under bucket and tilt it in all directions. Perhaps that will help

[@dddddpaulette]

@@a.draghici8956 the company answered me and said is the drain plug plugged in. Hehe. I am 3 hours away. Will check this out when i get there. The company was quick to answer

[@joeking433]

Can you have the cube sitting on the bucket when in bucketless mode?

[@menacexp]

great reivew. after researching many dehumidifiers, your review convinced me to go pick this up

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

Glad it could help!

[@2Siders]

Water level indicator doesn’t work. Constantly shows 0% even after emptying and multiple days

[@minhlac7567]

Can't get it to go to EB mode for the bucket less mode

[@Malick_ibn_dinar]

Does your unit read higher than the actual humidity level in the room ? Mine is 10% higher

[@utube101x]

How are you measuring the actual humidity in the room? I noticed a difference between the midea and my cheap electronic reader, but we got that for about $10 and it's always been off. I trust that the Midea has a much better sensor.

[@mikeladdaga2047]

Great setup and review. I appreciate you keeping in simple and your communication style!!!

[@project_hollow6627]

I Noticed Costco stopped selling this product already and some reviews from amazon say its faulty due to the way the product is manufactured i.e filter breaking & galvanized strip holding the condensate tubing rusting easily & causing issues. This seems like a common thing with Midea - cutting costs which results in issues. Similar to the Midea U Shaped units that didn't include a drain hole (now they do). I suspect they will stay in business because they don't have much competition (Company that manufactures GE & Whirlpool products). I hope they consider taking more time testing products. What to buy in 2024? It's really difficult to decide.

[@RickDod3]

Hey Matt, sent you an email a few weeks ago about a sponsorship opportunity. Just following up to make sure you checked it out! Thanks!

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

Hey Rick, I will take a look and get back to you. Thanks for reaching out!

[@Jesus-mo4ff]

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[@mfrizze]

Good informative video.. I bought the bigger Midea cube dehumidifier from Costco.. it was normally $239 but they had a $50 off for the 50 pint unit. It has wheels you can add which is helpful to me. It still is a little heavy for me. I’m a 5ft gal! I didn’t even know I needed a dehumidifier until I saw my sister use one. This one is in my basement, have only had it a few days but always amazed at how much water accumulates in the container below. I hope it lasts a long time! Thanks for the info.

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

Hey! Glad to see it works for you & thanks for watching! 😃

[@project_hollow6627]

How's it holding up? I Noticed Costco stopped selling this product already and some reviews from amazon say its faulty due to the way the product is manufactured i.e filter breaking & galvanized strip holding the condensate tubing rusting easily & causing issues.

[@mfrizze]

@@project_hollow6627 I stopped using the Midea humidifier because the on and off switch is no longer usable and this was quite a while ago. I should return this to Costco because I didn’t use it very long but it’s too heavy. When it worked it was great but I think it was poorly designed with the on and off switch.

[@Gavet100]

Contemplating on buying a dehumidifier. Will this be cheaper in power consumption compared to using an air conditioner? I am here in the Middle East where summer humidity is so high.

[@MayDayBrewing]

I have the 50 pint version of this dehumidifier and it stopped working (icing over) after 1 year. I strongly recommend you read reviews before purchasing one of these units.

[@karenpike2420]

I have a slop sink in my basement which is higher off the ground then the Midea unit. If I attach a garden hose will it be a problem because the water will have to go up to drain into the sink?

[@EdCoyle-w9f]

What's the height of the unit in bucketless mode... both the 35pt and the 50pt, please. I have a tight vertical space with a continuous drain connection setup. Specs give height numbers, (35pt/15", 50pt/25"), but doesn't specify bucket or bucketless mode. Really appreciate your response. Thx.

[@dominiquedege3764]

Puts out a lot of heat. Room temperature went up 20 degrees in 2 hours. Nice cool basement went from 60 to 80. I will need to figure out how to get the heat vented to outside

[@roughcollielover1784]

I've owned 3 and they all fail within the 1yr warranty or past the warranty by collecting ice on the cooler fins. Midea know this and sometimes will offer a refund or exchange and past warranty they might extend it long enough for the store where purchased to replace it. I will never buy another midea product because they are unreliable.

[@Dragonfiregum]

For just 100 dollars for the 35pint version in black , how can you beat it? The way its shipped and can store is efficient. A little more spill prone if someone bumps it i suppose? But i can live with that. The water capacity is absolutely huge which is great. I've been impressed with Midea products for the price and quality. A note on the bathroom exhaust fan they have wall switches with timers now :)

[@meatpiman224]

Good review, just unboxed mine this afternoon and got her running. Had to replace my previous Gree one due to recall (they can start fires apparently !!). I like the app with the notification.

[@m90photo]

Mine has stopped recognizing the fill level of the water for some reason when in bucket mode 😭

[@krozzbow3925]

Why does the humidifier blows hot air. I got all windows and door close. Feel like I need the AC to cool the room.

[@erinb6490]

That’s actually not it for set up… how do the wheels and the wheel blocks work? Why is every video ignoring this?

[@gscop1683]

I like the wrap around intakes. I have a room with an open storage room. Positioned properly it should suck humidity from the small storage room. Thanks!

[@donovang6911]

This unit is re-branded under about 4 different names depending on where it is sold. Got the 50 unit size at Costco under the brand 'Danby'. It is still a highly rated unit and still has one of the top energy star ratings. The Wi-Fi feature is definitely something that swayed me to try it out, especially at the price point / sqft rating. unfortunately, my unit came with a broken tab that keeps it level in the bucket when in use. So I haven't been able to use it yet until I get my free replacement.

[@AJB273]

Whoever designed the scheduler in the app should be shamed publicly. Incredibly awful usability

[@baby.lemonade5864]

I do like that it doesn't make the room warm but it is not collecting much water, I wonder if I am doing something wrong? I am not very tech-savvy so do not have the app. what can i be doing wrong setting-wise manually? or maybe I just got a lemon?

[@benjamingamble2407]

The manual states that, should the power go off, the unit will restart in the same mode it was in previously EXCEPT in bucketless mode. Can you try unplugging the unit and restarting it to see if it actually doesn't turn back on while bucketless? Thanks!

[@douglasbruce1417]

Only issue with the video is related to the old dehumidifier heating the space. This is unavoidable as the dehumidifier has evaporator and condenser coils which are cold and then hot. In the end, the air will be hotter than when it enters the dehumidifier. The positive, in a space like an unused basement, is hot air holds significantly more humidity and cuts costs to dehumidify air. In any case, Midea cannot escape physics and my assumption is the use of an inverter compressor so it is not full on and off (trying to confirm) reducing the use of the compressor.

[@convictednotconvinced]

I wouldn't use the app because those are made in China. At least not without Wiresharking it first.

[@robswizzle]

This was an excellent explainer with good angles showing everything. Thanks!

[@HansKeesom]

Thanks for the review. Does it have a feature to autostart when power returns on the AC-in. I would like to combine it with a smartplug that is controlled with the hourly tarif

[@fondoo]

has anyone here experienced ice forming on both side of the filters???

[@joeking433]

some Amazon reviews said it was hard to get the filters out, which is bullshit! Must be competitors.

[@baby.lemonade5864]

I have this it hardly collects any water. I run it all-day maybe a quart of water. my old GE will fill all the way up 3 times .

[@mobettaspice]

I thought it would have been smart enough to make all that water drinkable. But nice job.

[@christopherpalmer4243]

I got the 20 pint, probably good for a 400sqft space in summer

[@ericyoo]

Does your unit make a noise when the compressor turns on? Like a clunk noise? Also it makes the noise maybe 5 minutes before it turns off. Is that the compressor?😊

[@utube101x]

The compressor turning on and off will make a sound, shakes the bucket a bit. The fan continues to run for a few minutes after the compressor turns off..

[@angelh7880]

Great video. Do you know how to turn off the Chime? I have the unit close to the washroom & bedroom. I need the beep off.

[@mrchrisknight315]

Is it real WiFi like you connect it to your router, and you can access it from anywhere or direct wifi, you connect to it and it is like Bluetooth but over WiFi?

[@otoao34]

You can recycle this water for your washer machine or other used.

[@RandallChase1]

Just ordered this using your affiliate link. It is going in our church basement. We went down there recently and it was really humid after all of our spring rainy weather. Thank you for the video.

[@epifaniaescamilla5922]

Gracias! With the English that we know (getting old too), it was hard to read the instructions. This video was of a lot of help. Thank you!

[@neiltrask9854]

Clear description and explanations. Covered all the bases for me. Much appreciated!

[@NinaMussellam]

Just brought one of these units home from Canadian Tire. It seems to be stuck in wifi mode - but now that I've seen your excellent video , I am going to simply turn off , unplug and replug to see if it goes back to factory mode and I can begin again.

[@Chris78596]

I bought the unit but for some odd reason it randomly turns off and on again. It's annoying

[@tomdeleon6538]

Gonna buy it based on your review. Will let you know if it works.

[@joeking433]

The link goes to a $244 Midea Cube 35 pint model but I bought the same one in black for $144 on Amazon. I'm really impressed! The app actually works great all the time which is rare! It is heavy to lift if you're using the bucket but it really gets a lot of water quick! I just bought another one.

[@xborgreborn]

Berapa liter air yang terkumpul jika tangkinya penuh?

[@hereinsideisthemetal5841]

After emptying the water bucket, how do you get the app to reset and show that the water was emptied?

[@matthewwain9958]

It works very well. It does make a room warm if on a lower setting (running more often). I could never get the app to work with the device though. I'm not upset, as the function of the dehumidifier was well worth the price paid for it. Edit: I use this in my basement as I use a few 3D printers and need to get the air less humid. It works very well. P.s. I hadn't even realized there were filters until this video lol. Just cleaned them out.

[@emazens]

I have a dehumidifier that works fine but oh boy it makes my room and temperature in the basement go up and gets uncomfortable Does this unit also blow warm air ?

[@deluxeg]

Unfortunately all dehumidifiers blow warm air.

[@johnyager4696]

You didn’t show installation of casters….

[@eljoelo2459]

The filter is hard to remove

[@fog8969]

I wondered about that. Looks like it might be hard to slide back in, too. And I wondered how you would get it out if the handle thingy broke off. And will the fan collect more dust and debris since it's on top of the unit?

[@1styoudummy]

You should put a humidifier in the same room and let them battle it out.

[@TheFixerHomeRepair]

🤔🤣👊

[@Davesobscurevideos]

There was an episode of the 90’s show “Pete and Pete” that dealt with this exact situation.

[@MrScrappydue]

It’s been 7 months, do you still like it and have u had any problems? What’s the warranty? I liked your video so I watched all the commercials….LOL

[@a.draghici8956]

Curious as well. But i see silence. Perhaps silence means this cube is bs and he wont comment due to paid review..

[@kat4animals004]

What brand of dehumidifier was your old one?

[@KaoticKlips]

I purchased this today. Easy to set up, app downloaded etc. After running for about 5hrs, I checked and emptied the water that had been sucked out of the air. But when I go back to the App, it doesn't show that the water was emptied. It still says it will be full in 6hrs. Is there a way to refresh that? Or do I need to do something after emptying the tank for the app to be reflective that the tank was emptied?

[@littleWPGgirl]

For everyone wanting the answer. I found if you just let it sit over night, it resets. I have mine on a schedule to turn off at night. By morning it reads the correct water level.

[@justmejust4553]

lost me at smart ....no smart technology in this house

[@jsaysyay]

huh, honestly probably will heavily consider that, looks nice. will matter much more in the summer when the humidity skyrockets lol. also yes icon get that bag, as they say