11 stainless steel trays with a glass door, built-in light, and three dehydrating modes (fast, raw, combo) pack serious capability into a surprisingly compact footprint. Good Housekeeping's top pick after testing nine models.
Our testers loved its small footprint yet high capacity, multiple dehydration settings, and quiet operation.
It's the only dehydrator we tested with a built-in light for better visibility.
Rear-mounted fan delivers even horizontal airflow across all 6 stainless steel trays without rotating. Aced performance tests at Serious Eats and Good Housekeeping, and costs half what premium competitors charge.
The only dehydrator that folds to one-third its size for storage while offering the largest drying rack area (1,584 sq in) of any tested model. Dual time/temperature programming and a washable air filter make it the most feature-rich option available.
At $50, this stackable dehydrator produces consistent results and comes with Cosori's excellent recipe library. WIRED's best-value pick, it does the job without the premium price tag.
Named the quietest dehydrator by Serious Eats across multiple test rounds, runs near-silently while maintaining consistent temperatures. All-stainless construction with glass door makes it a top pick for overnight or all-day runs.
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