I haven’t used it yet, but it’s on sale.

It's well-made and has no operational issues. The performance isn't great, but it's not as good as Samsung-LG products. However, it's really good if you use it in a room during the rainy season. It's good if you buy one and use it in each room.

First of all, for those considering purchasing it, it is a Peltier system and continuous drainage is impossible. It is also small in size, about a span across. You should not expect the functionality of inverter dehumidifiers such as Winia, Samsung, and LG in Korea. Of course, I took that into consideration when purchasing it, and it is louder than an air conditioner and quieter than a gaming laptop cooler. The room was small, so I was looking for the next best solution, but I thought it was a reasonable price to try something cheap. When I turned it on, it had quite a bit of suction power. The humidity seems to be aimed at maintaining 45 percent, and it can't be adjusted. The night mode lowers the rpm a bit and the LED turns off. .. Still, it's noisier than an air conditioner. It's raining today, so I'll try it out and see how much dehumidification it does and revise my review. ----------------------------------- It does dehumidify. It's noisy to sleep with it on... Even if you set it to night mode, the environment was 50% humidity and 32 degrees for about 12 hours. When I woke up, the humidity had dropped to 49% (?). I think you can think of it more as maintenance rather than dehumidification. I transferred the amount of dehumidification to the second water bottle. This is the result of operation at 50%30 degrees for 12 hours.