Pro Breeze - Portable Dehumidifier

Pro Breeze 1500ml Portable Dehumidifier

Managing humidity in smaller spaces doesn’t have to be complicated. This dehumidifier from Pro Breeze uses Peltier technology—no compressor required—to pull up to 1.5 litres of moisture from the air daily. It’s designed for rooms around 220 square feet, making it a practical fit for bedrooms, bathrooms, or even caravans where damp tends to linger.

Energy efficiency is a highlight here. Running costs hover around 1p per hour, and it consumes roughly 45% less power than some comparable units. The operating range is broad, too, handling temperatures between 10°C and 50°C. That flexibility means it’ll work in chilly garages or warmer kitchens without fuss.

When the tank fills, an auto shut-off kicks in, and a small LED lights up as a reminder. Emptying it’s straightforward: the top detaches easily, and a clear window lets you check water levels at a glance. Users note the design is compact enough to tuck onto a windowsill or shelf without dominating the space.

Now, noise. While it’s quieter than compressor-based models, don’t expect complete silence. The fan generates a steady hum—manageable for daytime use in living areas, but light sleepers might find it noticeable in bedrooms. Reviews are mixed here: some praise its unobtrusive sound, while others suggest keeping it in less sensitive areas like hallways.

Safety-wise, earlier models had isolated reports of overheating, but the brand addressed this by redesigning the power supply. Current versions skip the bulky adapter, plugging directly into outlets. Just ensure proper ventilation around the unit during operation.

Maintenance is minimal. Wipe down the tank occasionally, and keep the vents free of dust. It won’t tackle severe mould outbreaks single-handedly, but as a preventive tool for moderate humidity, it holds its ground. At under £40, the balance of cost and performance leans favorable—especially if you’re after something simple, portable, and low-maintenance.