The TABYIK DH-CS01 is a compact dehumidifier designed for small spaces like bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, and RVs. It doesn't use a compressor, which is something you can often find in other compact and full-size dehumidifiers. Instead, it relies on a thermoelectric system that cools a small internal surface so moisture in the air condenses into water. This type of system is common in smaller dehumidifiers and typically has a lower moisture removal capacity than a compressor-based design. It also has an automatic shut-off when the tank fills and a built-in multicolor light.
Our Verdict
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is poor for basement use, which is also well outside the kind of small-space use it's designed for. Its low dehumidification capacity means it'll struggle to control humidity in a large or consistently damp basement, and with no continuous drainage option, you're stuck emptying the tank by hand. It's quiet and compact, but it's much better suited to small spaces with lighter moisture problems.
Quiet enough that it won’t be disruptive if left running.
Very limited moisture removal capacity.
Struggles to lower humidity in larger or particularly damp spaces.
No continuous drainage option or pump, requiring manual tank emptying.
Takes a long time to noticeably lower humidity.
No humidistat to automatically maintain humidity.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is middling for bathroom use. Its compact size makes it easy to fit into a small bathroom, and it runs quietly, but its limited capacity means it can take a while to bring humidity down after a shower. You'll also need to empty the tank by hand since there's no continuous drainage option.
Compact size makes it easy to place in tighter spaces.
Quiet enough that it won’t be disruptive if left running.
No continuous drainage option or pump, requiring manual tank emptying.
Takes a long time to noticeably lower humidity.
No humidistat to automatically maintain humidity.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is a poor fit for large rooms. Its low airflow means air moves through the unit slowly, and its very limited dehumidification capacity makes it hard to meaningfully bring down humidity across a bigger space. It also lacks a humidistat, so it can't automatically maintain a target humidity level, and there's no continuous drainage option for longer-term use. It runs quietly and is easy to place, but it's much better suited to small, enclosed spaces with lighter moisture problems.
Quiet enough that it won’t be disruptive if left running.
Very limited moisture removal capacity.
Struggles to lower humidity in larger or particularly damp spaces.
No continuous drainage option or pump, requiring manual tank emptying.
No app or remote control for adjusting it from across the room.
Takes a long time to noticeably lower humidity.
No humidistat to automatically maintain humidity.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is decent for small bedrooms. It runs very quietly and adds little heat to the room, so it's unlikely to be distracting overnight. That said, its low airflow and very limited dehumidification capacity mean it may struggle to meaningfully lower humidity in many bedrooms, especially if the room is particularly damp. There's also no app or remote control, so you'll need to get up to turn it on or off or change the light settings.
Compact size makes it easy to place in tighter spaces.
Very quiet and wont be distracting overnight.
Adds little heat to the surrounding room.
No app or remote control for adjusting it from across the room.
Takes a long time to noticeably lower humidity.
No humidistat to automatically maintain humidity.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 has very bad dehumidification capacity. It pulls moisture out quite slowly, so even in a smaller room, it can take a long time to noticeably lower the humidity. In especially humid conditions, it may struggle to bring moisture levels down to a comfortable point at all. It's best suited to light moisture control in compact, enclosed spaces rather than dealing with a damp room or quickly bringing humidity down.
Very limited moisture removal capacity.
Struggles to lower humidity in larger or particularly damp spaces.
Takes a long time to noticeably lower humidity.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is impressively quiet during operation. It only puts out a faint background hum, so it should blend into a bedroom or office without drawing much attention. Its single-speed design also means there are no sudden changes in fan noise while it runs.
Very quiet and wont be distracting overnight.
Quiet enough that it won’t be disruptive if left running.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 has good temperature stability. It only raises the surrounding temperature a little, so it's unlikely to make a small bedroom or bathroom feel noticeably warmer while it runs.
Adds little heat to the surrounding room.
Performance Usages
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Differences Between Sizes And Variants
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is available in three colors: 'White,' 'Grey,' and 'Navy Blue.' We tested the 'White' version. See this photo of our unit's label.
Let us know in the comments if you come across another variant of this dehumidifier.
Popular Dehumidifier Comparisons
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is a compact dehumidifier intended for small spaces and light moisture problems. Like the TABYIK, the ProBreeze PB-02 and ProBreeze PB-03 are small thermoelectric models designed for similar uses. The TABYIK is noticeably more capable than the PB-02, with stronger moisture removal, more airflow, and a larger water tank, while still running very quietly. The PB-03 is a closer match, offering similarly limited dehumidification performance but a larger tank, while the TABYIK runs quieter. The TABYIK still has a very low dehumidification capacity overall and can't remove nearly as much moisture as the compact AGLucky OL12D-D023B, which is a better fit if you need to meaningfully lower humidity in a small room; it also adds a humidistat.
If you're interested in alternatives, check out our recommendations for the best dehumidifiers, the best dehumidifiers for bedrooms, and the best basement dehumidifiers.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is the better choice than the ProBreeze PB-03 for most small space use, though both struggle to meaningfully reduce humidity at all. Both are compact thermoelectric dehumidifiers with similarly limited moisture removal, but the TABYIK runs noticeably quieter and takes up less space, making it a better fit for a bedroom or office. The ProBreeze does have a larger water tank and moves more air, so it may be more convenient if you'd rather empty the tank less often. Either way, neither one has the capacity to deal effectively with a large or consistently damp room.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is a better dehumidifier than the Eva-Dry EDV-1100 overall. Both are small thermoelectric models, but the TABYIK pulls out more moisture and has a larger water tank, making it more useful for controlling light humidity in a small room. The Eva-Dry is a bit quieter and adds less heat to the surrounding air, which might matter in a very small bedroom or enclosed space, but its even lower moisture removal capacity makes it more limited than the TABYIK.
The Midea MAD20S1QWT is a much better dehumidifier than the TABYIK DH-CS01. The Midea removes far more moisture and moves much more air, making it the better choice for larger rooms or spaces with persistent humidity. It also offers a humidistat, app controls, and continuous drainage, so it needs much less hands-on attention during extended use. The TABYIK is considerably smaller and quieter, though, and may be easier to fit into a small bedroom, bathroom, or closet if you only need very light moisture control.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 is a better dehumidifier than the ProBreeze PB-02. Both are compact thermoelectric dehumidifiers meant for very small spaces and light moisture problems, but the TABYIK pulls out more moisture and has a larger water tank, so it's better equipped to make a noticeable difference in a small room. The ProBreeze runs a little quieter and adds less heat to the surrounding air, but its extremely low dehumidification capacity makes it even more limited than the TABYIK.
Test Results
Drainage is very limited overall. The front-mounted tank is easy to remove and empty, but there's no continuous drainage option or pump, so you'll always need to empty it by hand. The tank itself holds 1 L, though the dehumidifier shuts off before it fills all the way to help prevent overflowing.
This is a very basic dehumidifier when it comes to features. It doesn't have a humidistat, app support, or a defrost mode, but it does shut off automatically when the water tank is full, which helps prevent it from overflowing.
This unit has very limited dehumidification capacity. It pulls moisture out slowly and struggled to substantially lower the humidity during our test, so it isn't well suited to drying out a damp room or dealing with a significant moisture problem. It's better suited to light-duty use in a small, enclosed space.
This unit has poor dehumidification efficiency. It's a thermoelectric dehumidifier, so while it draws relatively little power, it also pulls out much less moisture for the energy it uses than a typical compressor-based model. Thermoelectric units also tend to work best in warm, humid conditions, so efficiency can drop off even more in cooler or drier rooms.
This unit is very quiet. Its small fan only puts out a faint, steady hum, so it shouldn't be very distracting in a bedroom or office. Since it only has one fan speed, the noise level stays consistent throughout operation.
This dehumidifier has disappointing airflow performance. It only has one fan speed, so its airflow stays the same regardless of the conditions. This makes it better suited to smaller, enclosed spaces than quickly circulating air through a larger room.
The TABYIK DH-CS01 has very good temperature stability. It only warms the surrounding air slightly during operation, and the temperature settles fairly quickly rather than continuing to climb the longer it runs. This makes its heat output unlikely to have a noticeable effect on the temperature of a small room.
