DREO 711S

DREO 711S

By DREO · Dehumidifiers · Home & Workspace · More from DREO

  • 110 pints/day capacity
  • Covers up to 4500 sq ft
  • 2-gallon water tank
  • 210 CFM airflow
  • 46 dB noise level

Lowest price seen
$50.00
from $50.00 at Shopabunda · Checked Oct 11, 2026

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Summary

A 110-pint smart dehumidifier for large spaces up to 4,500 sq ft, with app and voice control, a 2-gallon tank and a drain hose in the box. Check your room temperatures before you buy: the 110-pint rating assumes 86°F and 90% humidity, and cooler basements will see lower real capacity.

Strengths

  • Rated for 110 pints a day at 86°F and 90% humidity, covering spaces up to 4,500 sq ft.
  • The Dreo app adds humidity monitoring, tank-full alerts, schedules and target levels.
  • Alexa and Google voice control are built in, and the app runs other DREO products too.
  • A 2-gallon tank means fewer emptying runs, and the unit shuts off automatically when it fills.
  • Wheels and a carry handle make the 43.9 lb unit easier to move.

Weaknesses

  • No instrumented test from an established outlet covers this exact model, so the capacity, noise and efficiency figures stay unverified.
  • The 110-pint rating assumes 86°F and 90% humidity; a 50–65°F basement will pull less.
  • There is no built-in pump, so continuous drainage means running the included hose downhill.
  • The full 2-gallon tank is awkward to carry, and the water level is hard to judge between empties.
  • OneSmartCrib says the unit gives off noticeable heat in warm rooms and is not a sleep-mode bedroom pick.

Verified specifications

ModelDREO 711S, the 110-pint smart dehumidifier (not the DREO convection heater that shares the model number).
Capacity110 pints/day at 86°F and 90% relative humidity (manufacturer rating).
Coverageup to 4,500 sq ft.
Water tank2 gallons.
Airflow210 CFM (manufacturer claim).
Noise46 dB (manufacturer claim; no independent measurement published).
Humidity regulation±5% RH (manufacturer claim).
Efficiencyup to 4 pints/kWh, above the ENERGY STAR 2024 level of 3.8 pints/kWh (manufacturer claim).
Auto-defrostkeeps running below 41°F (manufacturer claim).
ModesAuto, Comfort, Constant.
Smart featuresDreo app, Alexa and Google voice control.
Drainagemanual emptying or continuous via the included hose; no built-in pump.
Auto shut-off when the tank is full; wheels and carry handle.
Dimensions11.3 × 15.4 × 24.4 in; 43.9 lb.
RegionUS, 120 V.
Colorswhite, black and Starlight.
In the boxdehumidifier, drain hose, user manual.
Full research notes and sources

Capacity in real rooms

The 110-pint figure is measured at 86°F and 90% relative humidity, the warm, damp end of the range, and DREO publishes no rating for the 50–65°F basement temperatures where the machine will actually run — expect less than the label in a cool basement. Customer reviews on DREO’s own product page praise fast moisture removal in basements, the large tank’s fewer emptying runs, the app’s humidity monitoring and tank-full alerts, and build quality. The efficiency claim is similar: up to 4 pints/kWh, above the ENERGY STAR 2024 level of 3.8 pints/kWh, and likewise unverified by independent testing. Treat both numbers as best-case marketing figures, not measurements.

Noise and heat

DREO claims 46 dB, which OneSmartCrib describes as “46 dB class on low”; no independent measurement has been published. The same roundup — which ranked the 711S fourth among 2026 smart dehumidifiers — flatly says it is “not the quietest dehumidifier or a true sleep mode bedroom pick”. The unit also gives off noticeable heat as a byproduct of dehumidification, which can warm a smaller enclosed space. Good Housekeeping’s 2026 lab testing, a 48-hour water removal test and a decibel meter at max fan speed across more than a dozen dehumidifiers, did not include the 711S among its top picks.

Tank and drainage

The 2-gallon tank is large for the class, so it needs emptying less often, but OneSmartCrib calls the full tank awkward to carry. There is no built-in pump: the included drain hose relies on gravity, so continuous drainage needs a downhill run to a floor drain. Without a hose, the water level can be awkward to judge between empties. Auto shut-off when the tank fills prevents overflow either way.

Is it worth it?

At $215.99 from dreo-shop.com — 40% off the $359.99 MSRP on dreo.com — the 711S is a strong-value buy for large-space dehumidification with smart features. OneSmartCrib listed it at $299.95 in June 2026, which is fair value. Above $300 it is weak value unless the Dreo app ecosystem is the reason for buying, and Frigidaire, GE or Midea are the comparisons with deeper test coverage. Running costs are electricity and occasional filter replacements; the compressor’s claimed efficiency is up to 4 pints/kWh, and filter pricing is unpublished. DREO’s warranty pages were rate-limited during research, so the terms are unconfirmed — check them before you buy.

Which model this is

This page covers the DREO 711S 110-pint smart dehumidifier, sold in white, black and Starlight. The US Amazon listing for the white variant is ASIN B0F83XFNTB. DREO uses the same 711S model number for a convection heater launched in 2026, so match the product photo and the 110-pint description, not just the model number.

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