The Tabyik 35oz Dehumidifier is a compact Peltier unit that removes up to 16oz (450ml) of moisture per day from small rooms, collecting it in a clear 1000ml tank. At 5.9 x 5.9 x 10.1 inches with a rear handle, it fits on a dresser, bathroom counter, or RV shelf and runs at 28dB with an optional seven color light.
It is designed for bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, and compact storage areas. Like all Peltier dehumidifiers, it pulls the most water in warm, humid air, so its output rises and falls with room temperature.
Specifications
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Moisture Removal: Up to 16oz (450ml) per day at 86°F and 80% relative humidity
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Technology: Peltier (thermoelectric) cooling
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Tank Capacity: 1000ml transparent tank with a groove for removal and pouring
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Auto Shutoff: Powers down when the tank reaches 700 to 800ml, with a flashing red light
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Noise Level: 28dB
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Energy Use: Less than 1 kilowatt hour per day
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Lighting: Separate light button with 7 colors
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Dimensions: 5.9 x 5.9 x 10.1 inches
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Portability: Built-in rear handle
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Airflow: Top air inlet and rear outlet that should be kept clear
Drying Out a Small Bedroom, Bathroom, Closet, or RV
If you have one small room that smells damp, a bathroom without outside venting, or an RV that turns clammy, this unit is sized for that kind of space. You will get the most from it with the door closed so it is not trying to dry the rest of the house, and with nothing blocking the top inlet or rear outlet.
Pairing it with a small circulation fan can help move stagnant air in a closet or corner. If your space runs cool most of the year or covers more than a single room, a larger dehumidifier will pull water much faster than any Peltier model.
What to Expect from the Tabyik 35oz Dehumidifier in Real Use
Verified purchasers describe this as a small room unit that does steady, modest work. In a 143 square foot bedroom recovering from a leak, it cleared the damp smell and needed emptying about once a week, and other owners wake up to a noticeable amount of water in the tank. Durability reports are encouraging, with a repeat buyer running theirs around the clock for three years and another unit still going past two and a half years.
Output tracks closely with temperature. At 72°F and 64 percent humidity, two units each pulled about three quarters of a cup per day, lowering a hygrometer reading by a few points and modestly reducing winter window condensation. In a cooler home sitting around 68°F, a different owner saw no measurable humidity drop over 24 hours, which reflects how Peltier units lose efficiency in cool air.
Noise impressions range from very quiet to laptop fan level, the fan has one speed, and the lights turn back on each time you power it up. A power supply that failed after a month drew a response from the company within a day.
Real-world performance notes sourced in part from verified Amazon customer purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Peltier dehumidifiers work in cold rooms?
Not well. A Peltier dehumidifier condenses moisture by passing air over a cold plate, and cooler air gives up far less water that way. The Tabyik's 450ml daily rating is measured at 86°F and 80% humidity. Around 72°F with moderate humidity, expect closer to three quarters of a cup per day, and in rooms near 68°F you may see little change in humidity at all. For cool basements or garages, a compressor style dehumidifier is the better match.
How big a room can the Tabyik 35oz dehumidifier handle?
The Tabyik is meant for rooms under about 250 square feet, such as a bedroom, bathroom, closet, or RV. Keep the door closed while it runs, because an open door or central air circulation spreads its effort across a much larger space and the humidity change becomes hard to notice. For a whole apartment, you would need multiple units or a larger dehumidifier.
Why did my Tabyik dehumidifier stop collecting water?
First check the tank. The unit shuts off once it collects 700 to 800ml and flashes a red light, and the decorative light may stay on even though it is no longer pulling air. Empty the tank and seat it fully. Also confirm the top inlet and rear outlet are not blocked, and that the room is warm enough for a Peltier unit to condense moisture. If the unit will not power on at all, the external power supply is a common point of failure, and the manufacturer can help with a replacement.
