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product_id: 348950922
title: "Cube 50 Pint Dehumidifier for Basement and Rooms at Home for up to 4,500 Sq. Ft., Built-in Pump, Drain Hose Included, Smart Control, Works with Alexa (White), ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2023"
brand: "midea"
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# 50 Pints Daily Capacity Wi-Fi Smart Control & Alexa Compatible Built-in Pump with 16ft Drain Hose Cube 50 Pint Dehumidifier for Basement and Rooms at Home for up to 4,500 Sq. Ft., Built-in Pump, Drain Hose Included, Smart Control, Works with Alexa (White), ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2023

**Brand:** midea
**Price:** ₨31384
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💨 Elevate your air game—smart, sleek, and hassle-free humidity control!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cube 50 Pint Dehumidifier for Basement and Rooms at Home for up to 4,500 Sq. Ft., Built-in Pump, Drain Hose Included, Smart Control, Works with Alexa (White), ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2023 by midea
- **How much does it cost?** ₨31384 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/348950922-cube-50-pint-dehumidifier-for-basement-and-rooms-at-home)

## Best For

- midea enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted midea brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pump It Up:** Integrated pump drains water vertically or horizontally—ditch the bucket forever.
- • **Smart Home Ready:** Control humidity remotely via app or voice commands with Alexa & Google Assistant.
- • **Coverage Champion:** Efficiently dehumidifies up to 4,500 sq. ft. with whisper-quiet operation.
- • **Triple Tank Power:** 3X larger water tank means longer run times without interruptions.
- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Lift-and-twist extendable form fits anywhere, then compacts for easy storage.

## Overview

The Midea Cube 50 Pint Dehumidifier combines cutting-edge design with powerful performance, featuring a 3X larger water tank, built-in pump for continuous drainage, and smart Wi-Fi control compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant. Perfect for spaces up to 4,500 sq. ft., its innovative lift-and-twist form factor offers unmatched flexibility and quiet operation, making it the ultimate solution for maintaining ideal indoor humidity effortlessly.

## Description

The Midea Cube dehumidifier has a unique lift-and-twist design that offers unparalleled flexibility and capacity: when operating in extended form, it has up to 3 times more water tank capacity than traditional dehumidifiers and can run longer without the hassle of frequently emptying the tank; when in nested or drain form, the unit is half the size allowing compact storage or flexible draining. It can fit into most rooms and maintain the desired humidity level in your home. The patented sensor and wi-fi enabled app allow you to monitor the humidity and water level, all at your fingertips. With multi-directional air intake and up to three different fan speeds, it is powerful enough to dehumidify your room, and quiet enough that you'll forget it's even there.

Review: Works great in my living room, within 30 min it can drop the humidity by 5% and if I keep it running it reduces it by 10-20%. It’s about as loud as a microwave, not too bad. I was not able to get the app to work with my cube and the functions are kind of confusing to use and the instructions provided do not help much. Overall I would say it was easy to setup and improves the air quality of my home.
Review: I started setting up the Midea Cube 50 pint dehumidifier with pump a few days ago. Since then, I've spent over 1 1/2 hours with Midea reps trying to get the pump to work. The written pump instructions are incomplete, incorrect, and misleading, and don’t allow you to set up the pump so it will work. (Note that my one-star rating is only because of the pump, my reason for buying this unit). The second Midea rep (Kiarra) acknowledged that the written instructions are wrong (specifically, 2nd bullet point under “pump draining”, which applies only to continuous drain mode where no pump is needed). Besides that, the diagram for the pump indicator is wrong (pump indicator is actually on the bottom left of LED display); the instruction booklet’s diagram of the instruction panel doesn't show important words "(pump 3s)" underneath the "Fill Level" button. Furthermore, the need to hold the “Fill Level” button for 3 seconds to make the pump work is not mentioned anywhere in the written instructions. After putting me on hold, Kiarra had me try that – and then I noticed the wording. Holding down the “Fill Level” button for 3 seconds didn’t cause the pump image to appear. The written instructions said to hold the up and down arrow buttons for three seconds to activate the pump. I had tried that several times, including a couple of times with the first Midea rep and more times with Kiarra. While still in the chat, I decided to try something else, just on a whim. I unplugged the unit, waited a minute, plugged it back, and then pressed three buttons at the same time – the two up and down arrows and the “Fill Level” buttons. The pump image appeared. I thought my problems were solved and that the pump would now work. I asked Kiarra to tell the other Midea customer service reps about this. I told her I thought it was unfair of Midea to give its reps incomplete/wrong instructions because it made their jobs harder. It wasn’t a happy ending, though. The fact that the pump image appeared did not mean that the pump was working. I even left the unit running all night, hoping that maybe the pump would work if it were submerged in water. But it didn’t. So I dumped out the couple of gallons of water that had collected overnight and am letting it dry to return it. I really wanted the Midea Cube 50 pint dehumidifier with pump to work. I have another Midea dehumidifier with a bucket and it’s been great. I wanted a dehumidifier with a pump so I didn’t have to keep emptying the bucket. I was counting on Midea quality and am quite disappointed that the pump on the Midea cube model with pump simply doesn’t work I didn’t want to have to return the unit. It’s heavy to handle (over 40 lbs.) and getting it back in the box isn’t going to be easy. Rats!

## Features

- SMALLER FORM, LARGER CAPACITY - 3X larger water tank allows the Midea Cube to operate up to 3X longer than a conventional dehumidifier. Enjoy more time without the hassle of emptying the water tank
- BUILT IN PUMP - The built-in water pump easily drains vertically or horizontally into a sink or out of a window (16 feet drain tube included). The bucket never needs emptying again.
- CONTINUOUS DRAIN OPTION - Versatile, no-bucket option provides more flexibility to remove moisture. You can remove the water tank and place the unit above the sink using the included drain hose, or position it over a floor drain, near a window or door.
- SMART CONTROL -The Midea Cube is Wi-Fi enabled and can be controlled from anywhere through the cloud using the SmartHome app on iOS or Android. You can also use voice commands throughout your house, office, or apartment using Alexa or Google Assistant.
- LIFT AND TWIST- World's first extendable dehumidifier offers unparalleled flexibility - operates in extended or nested form. You can easily find a place to store the unit when the space becomes dry, or extend it to its full capacity whenever you need it.
- 4,500 SQUARE FEET OF COVERAGE - This Midea dehumidifier collects 50 pints of water a day and adjusts humidity from 35% to 85%. This unit is perfect for use in the basement, bathroom, bedroom, or crawlspace.
- INNOVATIVE FEATURES: The auto restart function limits disruption due to power outages by engaging your chosen settings as soon as power is restored. The auto-defrost function prevents the collected water from being frozen and doing harm to the machine.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B091BYVD2W |
| Auto Shutoff | Yes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #90,751 in Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Kitchen ) #275 in Cooling Dehumidifiers |
| Brand | Midea |
| Capacity | 50 Pints |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (896) |
| Date First Available | 30 March 2021 |
| Item Weight | 19.5 Kilograms |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | MAD50PS1QWT |
| Power / Wattage | 425 watts |
| Product Dimensions | 36.7 x 37.49 x 37.01 cm; 19.5 kg |
| Special Features | Built-in Pump A built-in pump lets you continuously drain the unit upward into a sink or out a window. |
| Voltage | 115 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Midea
- **Capacity:** 50 Pints
- **Colour:** White
- **Floor area:** 4500 Square Feet

## Images

![Cube 50 Pint Dehumidifier for Basement and Rooms at Home for up to 4,500 Sq. Ft., Built-in Pump, Drain Hose Included, Smart Control, Works with Alexa (White), ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2023 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Xp2JqVcoL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by Z***N on 17 February 2026*

Works great in my living room, within 30 min it can drop the humidity by 5% and if I keep it running it reduces it by 10-20%. It’s about as loud as a microwave, not too bad. I was not able to get the app to work with my cube and the functions are kind of confusing to use and the instructions provided do not help much. Overall I would say it was easy to setup and improves the air quality of my home.

### ⭐ Review
*by S***2 on 6 October 2023*

I started setting up the Midea Cube 50 pint dehumidifier with pump a few days ago. Since then, I've spent over 1 1/2 hours with Midea reps trying to get the pump to work. The written pump instructions are incomplete, incorrect, and misleading, and don’t allow you to set up the pump so it will work. (Note that my one-star rating is only because of the pump, my reason for buying this unit). The second Midea rep (Kiarra) acknowledged that the written instructions are wrong (specifically, 2nd bullet point under “pump draining”, which applies only to continuous drain mode where no pump is needed). Besides that, the diagram for the pump indicator is wrong (pump indicator is actually on the bottom left of LED display); the instruction booklet’s diagram of the instruction panel doesn't show important words "(pump 3s)" underneath the "Fill Level" button. Furthermore, the need to hold the “Fill Level” button for 3 seconds to make the pump work is not mentioned anywhere in the written instructions. After putting me on hold, Kiarra had me try that – and then I noticed the wording. Holding down the “Fill Level” button for 3 seconds didn’t cause the pump image to appear. The written instructions said to hold the up and down arrow buttons for three seconds to activate the pump. I had tried that several times, including a couple of times with the first Midea rep and more times with Kiarra. While still in the chat, I decided to try something else, just on a whim. I unplugged the unit, waited a minute, plugged it back, and then pressed three buttons at the same time – the two up and down arrows and the “Fill Level” buttons. The pump image appeared. I thought my problems were solved and that the pump would now work. I asked Kiarra to tell the other Midea customer service reps about this. I told her I thought it was unfair of Midea to give its reps incomplete/wrong instructions because it made their jobs harder. It wasn’t a happy ending, though. The fact that the pump image appeared did not mean that the pump was working. I even left the unit running all night, hoping that maybe the pump would work if it were submerged in water. But it didn’t. So I dumped out the couple of gallons of water that had collected overnight and am letting it dry to return it. I really wanted the Midea Cube 50 pint dehumidifier with pump to work. I have another Midea dehumidifier with a bucket and it’s been great. I wanted a dehumidifier with a pump so I didn’t have to keep emptying the bucket. I was counting on Midea quality and am quite disappointed that the pump on the Midea cube model with pump simply doesn’t work I didn’t want to have to return the unit. It’s heavy to handle (over 40 lbs.) and getting it back in the box isn’t going to be easy. Rats!

### ⭐⭐ Review
*by D***E on 14 December 2024*

***update 7/2/2025*** I've lowered my star. Why? Because I found a 70 pint crawlspace dehumidifier that is MUCH more energy efficient. It's listed as the most efficient one you can buy at 70 points in 2025, and it's living up to that. I recently purchased a 70 pint dehumidifier that didn't go over 290 watts and the average was around 260-270 watts with 60%+ humidity and 75F in the crawlspace. It's square footage is rated at 1000sqft, but this numbers seems meaningless as there's no way the Midea could do 4000sqft. My daily KWH usage with the 70 pint is about 6.7 kwh running non-stop (I have it set for 35% so it's not cycling off and on yet). This is about $40.2 a month at .2 a month (includes all the per kwh charges like taxes/tarrifs). Compare that to the midea daily of 12.6 kwh from the Midea. The midea cycling off and on is running around 8.5kwh a day, which the 70 pint unit still beats. So, with cycling the Midea is $51. If it's running non-stop because the humidity level can get stupid in the summer it's more $75.6. Does the Midea work? Sure. Is it energy efficient, at an average of 525w when running on non-turbo... not significantly compared to similar models now out, only in comparison to some lower pint models which is what I had replaced it with. The phone controls really work for me. The bucket filling to pump water, 'm not a fan of because mold can form. What I'm saying is that this unit is okay and is better than smaller units, but there are more cost effective dehumidifiers. in the $330-$425 range (it fluctuates) there is a 70 pint crawlspace dehumidifier that is just better and will pay for itself. There are also other models that compete with the Midea energy wise, but for less $. All the manufacturers seem to hide that data to make informed decisions, but my overall recommendation is to keep looking. ****** First, I'm not sure what misleading marketing goes into "4,500 sqft", but if you think this can dehumidify you're entire house, it won't. It can struggle to keep up on my 600sqft basement (which gets pretty humid and to be fair I use this one as opposed to two of a different model with better results). Energy Usage: Range: 598w high with about a 40w low when it's just the fan. The fan is only 10-15w difference between high and low so always run on high. The condenser is usually running about 525w but there are fluctuations from 535 down to 470w. Currently it's running in my crawl space (I'll save you the story but in my case it's less dumb to do than it sounds), which is always humid and running almost non-stop. The daily energy usage is running between 11-12kwh. That's about 345kwh a month or at 20 cents a kwh (because I include all the taxes) it is about $72 a month. It is more energy efficient than the two smaller brands I used and more effective with a larger range. Noise: It's got some noise to it. Not something you'd want running the office or the same room as you for long. It's about 66 decibels. A review I found claimed the CFM was 430, so good air movement when compared to competitors and I can vouch that this has a lot of intake areas and a large output area at the top. Note: Your humidity level will determine how frequently it runs. You can manually have it run all the time or cycle on and off when it reaches a certain humidity point. The lower you want to maintain the space, the harder the machine will work. All the reviews I found on this said it was energy efficient with most not identifying what the energy usage was. It's average while on is about 525w and with other similar models about 600w, per research. The top section and bottom section are not connected. This is annoying when trying to lift and move the unit. You need to move each section individually or be in a space where you're only rolling it. The wheels work fine on concrete. The pump has worked fine for me. I've had issues with other models that the pumps don't really work and I have to manually empty. An issue I have is that the unit fills the bottom bucket and then it sits half to 2/3's full and the pump sucks that water out at that level. Apparently as it tends to be rather full. I'm not a fan. The app has worked fairly well. They moved to a newer app and it's worse than the previous one, but I like to be able to check on the humidity and operate remotely. Do I recommend? I'm going with yes. My one star removal is due to the 4500 sqft number that is not remotely accurate as a lay person would understand it. I think it might have some meaning in the dehumidifier world, but if I'm looking to size a tool for my space, I need numbers I can rely on and that number isn't it. Also I knock off for it being in two pieces that don't lock together because going up and down stairs is annoying (did some caulking work in the bathrooms and needed to dry it out). The real world square footage is more 600sqft for a humid basement in Buffalo, NY in the summer.. And that is probably the upper limit. During the summer my humidity was about 45 and I had to set it to 35 to get it there. (keep in mind that outside was 90% humidity, so it is better than it might sound). This is not industrial strength, but it's the step right before. It's not cheap to run if you have a lot of humidity, but it's cheaper than other units it's sized (per reviews I read). I hope all this helps.

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