Details come from the older review, the maker’s claims and the Amazon listing, checked on October 13, 2026. The old Check Price button pointed to a different brand, so it was replaced with the Albert listing. The 45-pint and 800 square foot figures come from the older review and are not stated on the listing.
The Stadler Form Albert is a stylish, quiet dehumidifier with a lot of controls. Here is what it does, what the claims leave out and what else to compare.
Table of Contents
What You Get
Price on Amazon: $86.68 | 3.8 stars from 115 ratings (checked October 13, 2026)
Design and Size
The Albert is built to look good. The older review said it won a Red Dot design award in 2013. It is white with a black top and base, with a dimmable LED panel on top. It is about 26 inches tall, 14 wide and 10 deep, and weighs 35 pounds. The caster wheels are hidden, and the edges are rounded. The listing gives almost the same size.
Looking ahead, design-led dehumidifiers like the Stadler Form Albert are a small corner of the market. Most shoppers still buy on pints and price, and the big names crowd the shelves. Swiss and German brands survive by selling looks, quiet fans and handy controls. The catch is that their spec sheets are written for the older test, so the pint number needs care.
Features
- Fan. Three speeds, where most rivals have two.
- Humidistat. A rotary knob with a range of 30 to 80 percent, plus an automatic mode.
- Timer. A 24 hour timer that can start and stop the unit daily.
- Swing mode. Spreads dry air around the room, and helps dry laundry.
- Night mode. Dims the display.
- Drain. A 7 foot hose is included for constant drainage.
- Defrost. Starts when the room falls below 41 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Warranty. Only 1 year.
The risk to watch is the 45-pint label. The older review gave 45 pints for 800 square feet, but the Amazon listing states neither figure. Since 2019 the U.S. test has been stricter, so the same hardware now rates lower. Expect more listings with missing or old numbers. Ask for the current rating, and compare units on drain options, noise and watts, not just a pint label.
Noise, Power and Upkeep
The older review gave 33 dB on the lowest fan and 44 dB on the highest, which the listing confirms. Power was 420 watts in the older review, and the listing shows a 390 watt rating, so expect about that. The tank holds about 10 pints per the older review, or 1.2 gallons per the listing, which is small for a big water load, so use the hose. Wash the filter about once a month. For other quiet options, see our list of quietest dehumidifiers.
How Much Water Does It Pull?
The older review gave 45 pints a day and a limit of 800 square feet. The listing does not state either number, so treat both as the older review’s. Size any dehumidifier by the room, the dampness and the test it was rated under. Read how to choose the right size dehumidifier, then compare the best 50-pint dehumidifiers. The old Check Price button on this page pointed to the hOmeLabs 50-pint, which is why that model is in the list below. See our hOmeLabs 50 Pint review and the Midea 22 Pint review.
Prices and Alternatives on Amazon
Prices and ratings were checked on Amazon on October 13, 2026.
Price on Amazon: $86.68 | 3.8 stars from 115 ratings (checked October 13, 2026)
The Stadler Form ALBERT is listed with a 3 speed fan, a dimmable LED display, a 24 hour timer, a 1.2-gallon tank, an optional drain hose and low-temperature defrost, with a sound level of 33 to 44 dB. It has a 3.8 rating from 115 ratings. The page showed $86.68 on October 13, so check the seller and model on the page before you buy.
Price on Amazon: $194.99 | 4.4 stars from 7,197 ratings (checked October 13, 2026)
The Midea 22 Pint is a smaller unit listed for 1,500 square feet. It has a 4.4 rating from over 7,100 ratings.
Price on Amazon: $169.99 | 4.5 stars from 6,481 ratings (checked October 13, 2026)
The Yaufey 31 Pint is listed for 2,500 square feet. It has a 4.5 rating from over 6,400 ratings.
Price on Amazon: $269.99 | 4.4 stars from 25,680 ratings (checked October 13, 2026)
The hOmeLabs 7,000 Sq Ft is a 50-pint unit with a 4.4 rating from over 25,000 ratings. It is where the old Albert button actually pointed.
Pros and Cons
Pros: quiet at 33 to 44 dB; three fan speeds; dimmable display and timer; hose drain included; auto defrost; low-temperature operation; award-winning looks.
Cons: small tank; only a 1-year warranty; pint and coverage figures not on the listing; few ratings (115); price varies by seller.
FAQ
How many pints does the Stadler Form Albert remove?
The older review said 45 pints a day. The Amazon listing does not state a pint rating, so check the maker.
How loud is it?
About 33 dB on low and 44 dB on high, per both the older review and the listing.
Does it drain continuously?
Yes. A 7 foot hose is included, per the older review, and the listing says an optional hose is included.
Does it work in a cold room?
It has automatic defrost and works in rooms as cool as 41 degrees Fahrenheit, per the listing.
Final Word
The Albert is a good fit if looks and low noise matter. For raw value and ratings, the hOmeLabs and the Midea are safer buys.
What happens next: expect more quiet, good-looking units with Wi-Fi and low-temperature modes at mid-range prices. For a living space where looks and sound matter, a design-first dehumidifier is a fair choice.
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