Pro Breeze 500ml Premium Mini Dehumidifier review
A wardrobe, cupboard or small enclosed cabin — not a room.
By Tom Calder · Updated 24 July 2026 · Price checked against our tracker
Judged as what it is — a 1kg thermoelectric unit for an enclosed cupboard or wardrobe — it is fine, quiet and cheap. Judged as a room dehumidifier it simply isn't one: up to 0.25 L/day is around a fiftieth of the full-size units here. The real problem is where people put it, because the 15–30°C rating is the warmest and narrowest in this group, while listings routinely picture it in caravans and garages.
£39.99 direct from Pro Breeze on 24 July 2026, and also sold via Amazon and Tesco. Amazon pricing on this one moves around, so treat £39.99 as the manufacturer reference rather than the going rate.
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- £39.99 and 1 kg — sits in a wardrobe or cabinet without fuss
- 33 dB(A) or below, with no compressor cycling on and off
- Roughly two days per fill at its rated output, so it isn't constant emptying
- Up to 0.25 L/day — about a fiftieth of a 12L unit; it will not dry a room
- Rated 15–30°C, so it's wrong for the cold garage, caravan or boat it's often marketed for
- No published test condition for the 0.25 L/day figure
Key specs
| Type | Peltier thermoelectric, rated 15–30°C |
| Extraction | Up to 0.25 L/day (condition not published) |
| Tank | 0.5 L |
| Noise | 33 dB(A) or below |
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