Waykar CHWA Dehumidifier with Pump vs HomeLabs 4500 Dehumidifier
Buy the CHWA if you need the biggest moisture pull and a built-in pump to drain it uphill or across a basement. Buy the HomeLabs 4500 if you want more airflow and a simpler two-speed machine for a large open room. The CHWA is the more feature-rich unit: pump, three fan speeds, child lock, auto defrost and outage restart. The HomeLabs moves more air (165/188 CFM vs 124 CFM) but gives you fewer controls. Owners rate the CHWA well at 4.7 from 76 ratings; the HomeLabs has a thinner track record.
- Choose the CHWA if you have a wet basement or laundry room and want a built-in pump, a large tank and the most moisture removal.
- Choose the HomeLabs 4500 if you want stronger airflow and a straightforward two-speed unit for a big open space.
Prices
- Waykar CHWA Dehumidifier with Pump: $189.99 at Waykar (last seen Nov 10)
- HomeLabs 4500 Dehumidifier: $171.29 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the HomeLabs 4500 Dehumidifier is $18.70 cheaper than the Waykar CHWA Dehumidifier with Pump at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)

