Updated 21 Jun 2018
Dimplex
GDDE25E
Snapshot: There are four Dimplex dehumidifiers in our database. How does this model compare?
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Test results
Overall score
Water removal
Energy efficiency
Ease of use
Low temperature performance
Quietness
Good points
- Good efficiency.
- Good ease of use.
But
- Poor low temperature performance.
How we test
Note: Due to ongoing testing at the time of print, the test results published in our June/July magazine are from 2017. New 2018 test results are available online.
Overall score includes:
Water removal (60%): Rated across a range of temperatures and humidity levels.
Energy efficiency (20%): Based on how much energy each model uses per unit of water removed.
Ease of use (20%): We assessed tank emptying, layout and readability of controls, clarity of instructions, ease of cleaning, and how easy the dehumidifier is to move.
Key data
Model
Avg price
Specifications
Claimed maximum daily extraction rate (L)
Measured daily extraction rate (L)
Room heating (W)
Power consumption (W)
Running costs ($/year)
Weight (kg)
Noise (dBA)
Tank capacity (L)
Features
Fan speeds
Timer
Heater
Photo-catalytic air filter
Humidistat
Wheels/castors
Cord storage
Carry handles
More Info
Notes
Availability
Member reviews
"Quite happy with that one"
23 Jun 2018, Yannick D.
Product use: 1 - 3 months
Pros:
Good performance, large tank, castor wheels...
We had a Suki 16L before, which electronic control failed. This one performs better but consume more electricity, is noisier and more expensive. All in all still a keeper, and as no other models where in stock in stores around where we live, not a lot of choice.
Cons:
Noisy
Recommend it?
Yes, I recommend this product.
