Great air fryer, the rotisserie for cooking a chicken or roast along with the rotating basket for chips is a real game changer.

This was a replacement. Easy to order and delivers quickly.

Very impressive smart looking

The first one was broken when it arrived but they replaced it straight away and the new one works perfectly. It’s a tad loud but that’s because it’s very powerful. It fill the room with cold air very quickly. The Alexa function is superb and works every time.

Excellent dehumidifier..but stopped working after three weeks. I am hoping to hear about a quick replacement.

I only use 1 day, but I love it. Quieter how I thought will be and very effective. Easy and simple tu use. 2 load washing dried under a night.

Unfortunately it isn't as effective as we expected, we would have returned but appears you can't return if used which is pointless as you need to try to find out if it is suitable? also reviews on receiving refunds aren't that good.

I am a great fan of Probreeze dehumidifiers. I have five of them as I have a damp house because of water runoff from a hill behind. They work very well and give me much reassurance. They are so easy to set up and use.

This is a replacement unit for a dehumidifier purchased in July to replace a unit I purchased in November 2015.

I'm happy with my Air conditioner unit. A bit of noise when on but it's bearable.

Item works, but I find I need to position it close tome to notice its benefit. I had thought it would provide cooling for my small home office; it provides a gentle, cooling, personal breeze.

Looks exactly like the picture very strong and sturdy quite tall as well

So far the machine is doing a very job of bringing down the humidity in a large downstairs room. It is sturdy, well designed and easy to operate. We have been running it constantly for three days and emptied out a lot of water, so clearly it’s doing the job we required of it to help dry the room out, get rid of a musty smell, condensation and mould. We are 10% away from the ideal humidity expected and then will need to work out how often we need to use the machine to maintain this.

Hi, I can not tell yet whether the unit itself is good or not as I have not used it long enough. However, I would like to share that the buttons are not very intuitive and there is nothing in the instruction manual that refers to them. Please can you add this to the instruction manual? And please can you share with me them as well?

Very good product simple and does the job

Amazing product. The Pro Breeze 20L Compressor Dehumidifier is a powerful and relatively compact dehumidifier for rooms and spaces in your house. I got it as I have converted my loft on office, and due to being the roof space was a bit damper than I would have liked. I have a lot of books and even clothes up there, as well as electrical equipment – so it was very important to me to keep it dry. Its really efficient and seems to be making even a big space much drier. The water tank holds 5l, and it claims to be able to clear up to 20l a day, and I think that makes sense as work really quickly. It has a number of really user friendly functions, including auto-shutoff when the tank is full – two main modes (normal and fast), timer, and two large digital displays to show the live humidity levels. This is a great feature, it has an intelligent humidity sensor with LED lights is a notable aspect, allowing for precise tracking of room humidity. Once the desired humidity level is reached, the dehumidifier automatically switches off. The laundry mode is a great as well, you can dry clothes without heat and using water extraction capabilities. It also helps with smells and is really a great product. Very clear instructions, easy to use right out of the box – sleek and well made. This is a great and top of the range dehumidifier unit.

So for the vast majority of the summer and early autumn, I’ve been walking round the house as a pretty sweaty mess exacerbated by the humidity from when it rains outside, when I’m cooking, washing the dishes, drying clothes and running baths; anything that has steam or heat mixed with water basically. I’ve used dehumidifiers before but they have always been the smaller ones that would usually go in top of a fireplace or in a window ledge, usually with some form of aesthetic to it. This on the other hand looks more reminiscent of an air conditioner than any dehumidifiers I’ve used. Those smaller ones gathered what I thought was a decent amount of moisture, little did I know they would have made absolutely no real difference to the environment in the house. The Pro-Breeze: Starting with the appearance of the unit I guess; it’s a white upright rectangular shaped unit with a small display on the front which shows the current humidity level and a colour LED indicator below this; Red for high, green for ok, blue for good. On the top side you have a vent which has a flap that opens and closes by itself and directs drier air around the room. To the rear of this flap are the controls which consist of several function buttons and a display that is used for the timer and this also shows humidity levels as the front one does. To the rear of the unit there is a filter cover with(obviously) the filter inside, this does have several beneficial effects as it’s not just a standard filter. Under this there’s the drip tray where gathered water is stored until you are ready to empty it. However, what you’re really here for is the performance of the unit and I have to say I’m very impressed by the amount of water this is able to gather. With it left on low mode for a day and without using the clothes dryer, this managed to gather around 2L after 18 hours of constant use. I honestly thought that was impressive, where do you even get 2L of water from on a day when you’ve not really been doing say thing to really add to it. Today however, I had this set to clothes dryer mode and and ran it the entire day as I was doing a lot of cooking, cleaning and washing of clothes and wow, it’s absolutely insane how much water it was able to gather, I had to empty the collection bucket twice for a total of roughly 10L water. Just to put that into perspective, 5 x 2L bottles worth of water pulled from the air. I’ll also point out that this was 5 wash loads drying and some days I’ll do upto 10 loads it’s an extremely large amount of water to contend with and can cause a lot of damage to the building. I have monitored and checked humidity levels before, during and after using the unit; the readout when it’s been raining outdoors has been as high as 80% before using the device and when using the tumble dryer, the humidity is at least 90% and there’s usually condensation pretty much everywhere. With the unit on medium setting, warm rainy days sit around 49-55%. When using the clothes dryer the effects of this are clearly visible with it holding the humidity around 50-70% during the drying process. In both cases, this drops humidity down close to 45-50% once the cause has ceased to add humidity. I would have absolutely loved this thing in my old house as we had no end of issues with damp/wall mould. Electricity cost is something that’s gonna be affected massively by the setting and duration you use this for. Clothes drying mode does consume 300-350w Finally, the only slight downside to this would have to be the sound of the unit. It’s not loud or annoying but you can hear the refrigerant pump running inside, pretty much just sounds like a fridge. Absolutely great piece of equipment, somewhat of a lifesaver for houses that suffer from damp issues or just people that do indoor clothes drying.

Doesn’t do a good job of cooling room. I will return.

Amazing product. The Pro Breeze 20L Compressor Dehumidifier is a powerful and relatively compact dehumidifier for rooms and spaces in your house. I got it as I have converted my loft on office, and due to being the roof space was a bit damper than I would have liked. I have a lot of books and even clothes up there, as well as electrical equipment Ð so it was very important to me to keep it dry. Its really efficient and seems to be making even a big space much drier. The water tank holds 5l, and it claims to be able to clear up to 20l a day, and I think that makes sense as work really quickly. It has a number of really user friendly functions, including auto-shutoff when the tank is full Ð two main modes (normal and fast), timer, and two large digital displays to show the live humidity levels. This is a great feature, it has an intelligent humidity sensor with LED lights is a notable aspect, allowing for precise tracking of room humidity. Once the desired humidity level is reached, the dehumidifier automatically switches off. The laundry mode is a great as well, you can dry clothes without heat and using water extraction capabilities. It also helps with smells and is really a great product. Very clear instructions, easy to use right out of the box Ð sleek and well made. This is a great and top of the range dehumidifier unit.

So for the vast majority of the summer and early autumn, IÕve been walking round the house as a pretty sweaty mess exacerbated by the humidity from when it rains outside, when IÕm cooking, washing the dishes, drying clothes and running baths; anything that has steam or heat mixed with water basically. IÕve used dehumidifiers before but they have always been the smaller ones that would usually go in top of a fireplace or in a window ledge, usually with some form of aesthetic to it. This on the other hand looks more reminiscent of an air conditioner than any dehumidifiers IÕve used. Those smaller ones gathered what I thought was a decent amount of moisture, little did I know they would have made absolutely no real difference to the environment in the house. The Pro-Breeze: Starting with the appearance of the unit I guess; itÕs a white upright rectangular shaped unit with a small display on the front which shows the current humidity level and a colour LED indicator below this; Red for high, green for ok, blue for good. On the top side you have a vent which has a flap that opens and closes by itself and directs drier air around the room. To the rear of this flap are the controls which consist of several function buttons and a display that is used for the timer and this also shows humidity levels as the front one does. To the rear of the unit there is a filter cover with(obviously) the filter inside, this does have several beneficial effects as itÕs not just a standard filter. Under this thereÕs the drip tray where gathered water is stored until you are ready to empty it. However, what youÕre really here for is the performance of the unit and I have to say IÕm very impressed by the amount of water this is able to gather. With it left on low mode for a day and without using the clothes dryer, this managed to gather around 2L after 18 hours of constant use. I honestly thought that was impressive, where do you even get 2L of water from on a day when youÕve not really been doing say thing to really add to it. Today however, I had this set to clothes dryer mode and and ran it the entire day as I was doing a lot of cooking, cleaning and washing of clothes and wow, itÕs absolutely insane how much water it was able to gather, I had to empty the collection bucket twice for a total of roughly 10L water. Just to put that into perspective, 5 x 2L bottles worth of water pulled from the air. IÕll also point out that this was 5 wash loads drying and some days IÕll do upto 10 loads itÕs an extremely large amount of water to contend with and can cause a lot of damage to the building. I have monitored and checked humidity levels before, during and after using the unit; the readout when itÕs been raining outdoors has been as high as 80% before using the device and when using the tumble dryer, the humidity is at least 90% and thereÕs usually condensation pretty much everywhere. With the unit on medium setting, warm rainy days sit around 49-55%. When using the clothes dryer the effects of this are clearly visible with it holding the humidity around 50-70% during the drying process. In both cases, this drops humidity down close to 45-50% once the cause has ceased to add humidity. I would have absolutely loved this thing in my old house as we had no end of issues with damp/wall mould. Electricity cost is something thatÕs gonna be affected massively by the setting and duration you use this for. Clothes drying mode does consume 300-350w Finally, the only slight downside to this would have to be the sound of the unit. ItÕs not loud or annoying but you can hear the refrigerant pump running inside, pretty much just sounds like a fridge. Absolutely great piece of equipment, somewhat of a lifesaver for houses that suffer from damp issues or just people that do indoor clothes drying.