Midea Cube 50 Pint Dehumidifier
Alexa-compatible and app-connected -- the dehumidifier designed for smart home households.
TL;DR
- Alexa-compatible -- use voice commands to control humidity settings
- Compact cube design with integrated drain hose storage
- Midea Air app for remote control and monitoring
Best For / Not For
Best for
- Alexa or smart home users who want voice control
- Buyers who prefer a compact, cleanly designed unit
- Apartments and medium-sized rooms up to 4,500 sq. ft.
Not for
- Large basements needing maximum capacity -- this tops out at 50 pints
- Buyers who don't use Alexa or smart home apps
Key Details
Max capacity50 pints per day
Coverage areaUp to 4,500 sq. ft.
Smart homeCompatible with Alexa
App controlMidea Air app
Drain hoseIncluded, stores inside unit
DesignCube form factor
When Alexa Control Makes Sense
If your home already runs Alexa routines -- lights, thermostats, plugs -- adding a voice-controlled dehumidifier fits the existing workflow. You can create an Alexa routine that activates the Midea Cube when humidity sensors in the house reach a threshold, or simply ask Alexa to check the current humidity level. For buyers who are not invested in Alexa, this feature adds no value and the Yaufey or Waykar are better picks.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Alexa integration for voice control of humidity settings
- Compact cube design stores easily
- Integrated drain hose storage -- clean when not in use
- Midea Air app for remote monitoring
- Quiet enough for living areas
Cons
- 50-pint capacity is lower than the top picks in this category
- Fewer reviews than Yaufey or Waykar
- Coverage limited to 4,500 sq. ft.
Bottom Line
Consider the Midea Cube if you use Alexa and want a smart home-compatible dehumidifier for a medium-sized room or apartment. For large basements and heavy moisture loads, the Yaufey or Waykar will serve you better.
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