At a Glance
Pros
- High capacity for very damp basements
- Wi-Fi app control and alerts
- Energy Star efficiency on many models
- Continuous drain option
Cons
- Louder at full speed
- Smart features add complexity vs. basic units
Key Specifications
You'll Love This Product If...
Ideal for large or very damp basements where you want to monitor and adjust humidity remotely from your phone.
You Might Want to Skip This If...
Unnecessary if you rarely change settings or only dehumidify occasionally.
How This Product Affects Your Indoor Air Quality
For homeowners who like data and control, the TP70AWKN’s Wi-Fi connectivity and alerts provide peace of mind that the basement is staying dry without constant trips downstairs.
How We Tested This Product
In high-humidity scenarios, the Honeywell pulled moisture faster than many 50-pint competitors, but noise is most noticeable at maximum output.
Alternatives to Consider
Frigidaire 50-Pint Dehumidifier (FFAD5033W1 or similar)
by Frigidaire
Reliable 50-pint dehumidifier commonly used in basements and damp rooms, with built-in pump options on some variants and Energy Star efficiency.
$230–$330
GE 50-Pint Dehumidifier with Pump (APER50LZ or similar)
by GE Appliances
50-pint dehumidifier with built-in pump, designed to continuously drain moisture from basements and large rooms.
$260–$350
Final Verdict
The Honeywell TP70AWKN combines high moisture-removal capacity with Wi-Fi control, making it a strong choice for large, humid spaces.