Very good product. Easy to use. First class performer. Value for money 5*

See previous comment above.

Only used it a few days so far but has collected a lot of water and dried out corner wall on stairs. Trying it drying clothes now so can't comment yet

Great Product,just what I was looking for.

Latest one purchased - the fan very quiet put makes a noise when oscillating left to right

Works OK and is very quiet.

Works well and had made a difference to condensation in the bedrooms

Works well so far, seems to remove a lot of moisture from the air.

Quality/price recommended

I am really happy with my purchase,,moisture killer, I do recommend!

Good product works really well

So far ding what it says on the tin.

A year ago I bought a white ProBreeze 2000w mini ceramic fan heater to use around the house. It looks great, it warms up a room quickly, it can be switched down to 1200w, and has given excellent service. I've recently bought another, so I've got one for upstairs (usually the main bedroom) and one for downstairs (the lounge). I also got a white 500w mini personal ceramic heater (for the study). As a trivial quibble: would be nice if the cables were white not black! Since energy prices shot-up I've become a lot more conscious of what it takes to warm up a room. I can see from my smart meter readings that putting on the central heating ("CH") to warm a room for 1 hour uses about 3kwh costing 30p, and it takes a while. If we then leave that room the energy accumulated in the CH system may be wasted. Using a mini fan heater warms up the room very quickly at 2000w, it can then be switched to 1200w, and it will not need to be on all the time to maintain warmth at say 19C and it will cost about 30p per hour. AND if I have spare electricity from my solar panels, I can use a mini fan heater (or alternatively a dehumidifier) for little or nothing. So, these little heaters have become an essential part of our low-cost heating strategy.

A year ago I bought a white ProBreeze 2000w mini ceramic fan heater to use around the house. It looks great, it warms up a room quickly, it can be switched down to 1200w, and has given excellent service. I've recently bought another, so I've got one for upstairs (usually the main bedroom) and one for downstairs (the lounge). I also got a white 500w mini personal ceramic heater (for the study). As a trivial quibble: would be nice if the cables were white not black! Since energy prices shot-up I've become a lot more conscious of what it takes to warm up a room. I can see from my smart meter readings that putting on the central heating ("CH") to warm a room for 1 hour uses about 3kwh costing 30p, and it takes a while. If we then leave that room the energy accumulated in the CH system may be wasted. Using a mini fan heater warms up the room very quickly at 2000w, it can then be switched to 1200w, and it will not need to be on all the time to maintain warmth at say 19C and it will cost about 30p per hour. AND if I have spare electricity from my solar panels, I can use a mini fan heater (or alternatively a dehumidifier) for little or nothing. So, these little heaters have become an essential part of our low-cost heating strategy.

Good Performance, Good smart home connection, but noise at work highly.

Good size exactly what ad said very happy

Very good keeping my conservatory dry keeping eye on energy usage but worth it

The dehumidifiers are great. Simple, straightforward but functional.

The dehumidifiers are great. Simple, straightforward but functional.

I don't usually bother leaving reviews but this whole experience was so good I have to recommend. The dehumidifier arrived smoothly the next day, took 2 mins to set up and within 24 hours had completely changed the whole feel of my home! Previously damp, cold rooms are now dry and pleasant, I am shocked at how good it is.