Honeywell 35 Pint vs GE Appliances 50 Pint — Which Should You Buy?

Side-by-side comparison of Honeywell 35 Pint and GE Appliances 50 Pint. We compare specs, performance, and value to help you decide.

Updated 2026-03-09 Independently reviewed
Honeywell 35 Pint

Honeywell 35 Pint

8.1/10
$169 /one-time
VS
GE Appliances 50 Pint

GE Appliances 50 Pint

8.8/10
$299 /one-time

Feature Comparison

Feature Honeywell 35 Pint GE Appliances 50 Pint
Capacity 35 pints/day 50 pints/day
Coverage Up to 300 sq ft Up to 500 sq ft
Tank Size 1 gallon 1.4 gallons
Noise Level 50 dB 46 dB
Dimensions 13" x 11" x 20" 15" x 12" x 25"
Weight 26 lbs 36 lbs
Energy Star Yes Yes
Warranty 1 year 1 year
Pump Built-in (drain up)

Honeywell 35 Pint

Pros

  • Budget-friendly
  • 35-pint capacity
  • Covers 300 sq ft
  • Simple controls
  • 1-gallon tank
  • Energy Star
  • Trusted brand

Cons

  • No smart features
  • Basic design
  • Louder than premium models

GE Appliances 50 Pint

Pros

  • Built-in pump
  • Drain upward
  • 50-pint capacity
  • 500 sq ft coverage
  • Quiet
  • Modern design
  • Energy Star

Cons

  • Pump adds complexity
  • Slightly pricier
  • Heavier unit

Our Verdict

Honeywell 35 Pint

The best budget dehumidifier for small apartments under $200.

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GE Appliances 50 Pint

The best dehumidifier for apartments where gravity drainage isn't possible—the built-in pump is a game-changer.

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Our Methodology

We test each dehumidifier for coverage area, noise output, and tank capacity in apartment settings. No manufacturer has editorial influence.

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