Best dehumidifiers in Canada on Amazon.ca

By the Amazon Picks Desk, Canada News Media. We research products from real Amazon.ca listings and customer reviews; we have not tested them ourselves.

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Once the furnace runs full time, the opposite problem to dry winter air shows up in many Canadian basements: damp, musty rooms, window condensation and laundry that never seems to dry. A dehumidifier pulls that moisture out of the air. These six models are drawn from current Amazon.ca listings, and they are sorted by the size of room they claim to cover. Prices and ratings were checked on Nov. 5, 2026, and may change.

Midea 22-pint WiFi dehumidifier

Midea 22-pint dehumidifier. Image: Amazon.ca

Best for a small or medium room, such as a bedroom, bathroom or a compact basement area. It lists coverage of 1,500 square feet.

• Energy Star certified, 22 pint DOE rating
• WiFi control and smart voice compatibility
• Reusable air filter
• Auto restart after a power cut
• Listed at $209.98 (list price $249.99), 4.3 stars from about 7,000 ratings, 400+ bought in the past month

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KNKA 34-pint dehumidifier with drain hose

KNKA 34-pint dehumidifier. Image: Amazon.ca

A mid-priced pick for a typical basement. It is marked as a Bestseller on the listing and shows 1,000+ bought in the past month.

• Covers up to 2,500 square feet, according to the listing
• Drain hose included, three modes and a 24-hour timer
• Intelligent humidity control and a mode for drying clothes
• Listed at $179.99 (was $199.99), 4.5 stars from about 1,400 ratings

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Waykar 34-pint Energy Star dehumidifier

Waykar 34-pint dehumidifier. Image: Amazon.ca

The most-rated model on this list and an Amazon’s Choice label on the listing, which suits shoppers who want a well-reviewed all-rounder for a bedroom or basement.

• Covers 2,000 square feet, according to the listing
• 0.62-gallon tank with a drain hose, plus portable wheels and a top handle
• Auto defrost and overload protection
• Listed at $199.99 (was $225.99), 4.3 stars from about 20,700 ratings, 500+ bought in the past month

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DREO 73-pint smart dehumidifier

DREO 73-pint dehumidifier. Image: Amazon.ca

For shoppers who want a quieter large-capacity unit. The listing gives an operating sound level of 41 dB.

• Energy Star 6.0, covers up to 2,000 square feet per the listing
• Auto humidity control, three fan speeds, 24-hour timer
• Drain hose included
• Listed at $329.99, 4.4 stars from about 424 ratings, 200+ bought in the past month

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AEOCKY 80-pint Energy Star dehumidifier

AEOCKY 80-pint dehumidifier. Image: Amazon.ca

A large unit for a big open basement, with a strong rating for its size.

• Covers up to 5,000 square feet, according to the listing
• Max 80 pints a day, Energy Star rated
• Drain hose and an intelligent humidistat
• Listed at $299.98 (was $339.99), 4.6 stars from about 7,200 ratings, 500+ bought in the past month

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Levoit 84-pint dehumidifier with pump

Levoit 84-pint dehumidifier. Image: Amazon.ca

The top-end pick for large basements where the unit sits far from a floor drain, because the built-in pump can move water up and out.

• Covers up to 4,500 square feet, per the listing
• Energy Star certified, WiFi control, MERV 11 filter
• Drain hose and a built-in pump
• Listed at $419.99 with a coupon price of $369.99, 4.6 stars from about 21,900 ratings

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How we chose

We picked models with a large number of Amazon.ca ratings and a clear coverage claim, and spread them across room sizes and budgets. Coverage areas and pint ratings are the sellers’ claims, and the pint rating is not the same across older and newer testing standards, so compare the room size to the listing rather than pint numbers alone. We did not read customer review text for this guide, so it relies on listing details and star ratings. A small unit will struggle in a large damp basement; if you are unsure, size up. Persistent dampness can point to a leak, so a dehumidifier is not a fix for water coming in.

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