Pro Breeze 20L/Day vs COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
We compare the Pro Breeze 20L/Day and the COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L across every dimension that matters - our scores, the key specs, and how each performs on the things you will actually notice day to day.
At a glance
| Pro Breeze 20L/Day | COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L | |
|---|---|---|
| Our score | 8.0/10 | 7.6/10 |
| Best for | Tackling damp, condensation and drying laundry around the home | Tackling damp, condensation and drying laundry around the home |
| Not ideal for | Cold, unheated spaces below about 15°C, where a desiccant model copes better | Cold, unheated spaces below about 15°C, where a desiccant model copes better |
| Brand | Pro Breeze | Comfee |
Extraction Rate and Performance
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
With an advertised extraction rate of 20 litres per day, this dehumidifier compressor dehumidifier is designed for handling damp air in everyday home use, particularly in rooms where moisture builds up. Extraction performance varies with ambient conditions, because extraction is not constant and the amount of water removed depends on how damp the air is and how consistently the unit runs. The compressor design is intended to support steady moisture removal across changing conditions, although the actual litres extracted can be lower than the headline figure when temperatures or humidity are lower. The unit also includes a laundry drying mode, indicating that the device prioritises faster moisture reduction during drying cycles rather than maintaining a fixed level.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
With an extraction rate of 20 litres per day, the COMFEE Easy Dry 20L is designed to reduce dampness in typical home spaces including bedrooms, bathrooms, offices and laundry areas. In daily use, it targets moisture removal continuously rather than in bursts, which helps reduce condensation and musty odours over time. The 3L water tank collects the extracted moisture, and when it fills, emptying is required when using continuous drainage with a drain hose. Performance can feel slower in very cold, very wet conditions, since moisture removal depends on the level of humidity present.
Room Size and Coverage
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
Room size and coverage depend on how much humidity the space produces and how consistently the Pro Breeze/Day compressor dehumidifier can remove it, because the stated 20 litres per day is only a maximum figure and real extraction varies. Smaller bedrooms, bathrooms and utility areas tend to see clearer improvements sooner, particularly when doors are kept mostly closed. Larger open-plan spaces may take longer to show results because the humidity is spread across more air volume. Humidity sources also make a difference, including cooking, showers and wet laundry cycles. The built-in humidity sensor helps the unit target conditions, but performance can still vary by layout and airflow.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
An extraction rate of 20 litres per day means this COMFEE Easy Dry 20L is designed for smaller to mid-sized rooms, rather than addressing damp across an entire house. It suits use in bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, attics and basements, where humid air can circulate into the unit while doors and windows remain mostly closed. It can also help with laundry drying, as damp fabrics increase moisture levels and the room may require some airflow. For very large open-plan spaces, performance may feel limited.
Tank Capacity and Drainage
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
Tank capacity and drainage determine how often the dehumidifier/Day compressor dehumidifier needs attention, because the unit removes moisture until the internal tank fills. A 20-litre-per-day target indicates the dehumidifying capacity. The internal collection tank requires periodic emptying, and this is the main factor affecting routine upkeep. For easier continuous operation, drainage options would matter, although the specific drain features are not stated. If tank emptying is delayed, performance may drop as the unit moves away from active collection, since the tank fills.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
Tank capacity is built around a 3L water tank, so the unit can collect humidity until it reaches that level, at which point it typically needs attention by emptying the tank. For day-to-day use, that means frequent checks in smaller spaces or during wetter weather, although steady conditions may reduce how often it is filled. The Comfee also supports continuous drainage, using a drain hose (if fitted), which routes collected water away without manual emptying. This option can be useful in laundry drying or basements, though setup requires ensuring the hose has a proper path.
Noise Level
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
Noise level is an important practical concern for the Pro Breeze/Day compressor dehumidifier, especially if it will be used in a bedroom or other living space during the evening. As a compressor model, it can produce noticeable operating sound, which is often more apparent in quiet rooms. During operation, the unit draws damp air in and expels drier air after processing, so airflow noise may be present even when humidity sensing helps keep output steady. The loudest moments are typically during start-up and during heavier drying cycles. Quiet operation is not fully specified.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
Noise level matters because the Comfee is often used in rooms where people sleep or work, such as bedrooms and offices, and it also has a 3L water tank with a continuous drainage option for those setups (so noise concerns can shift from tank handling to the sound during operation). The product title states a "Low Noise Level". Placing it on a level surface and keeping the hose secure can reduce vibration. If continuous drainage is used, the device should avoid interruption from emptying the tank; otherwise, tank handling noise may occur.
Energy Use and Running Costs
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
Energy use is a key factor for anyone running the dehumidifier/Day compressor dehumidifier in the UK, because compressor models typically consume more electricity than basic desiccant types. Running costs depend on how often the unit runs and how long it cycles, which corresponds to indoor damp levels. The Pro Breeze 20L targets up to 20 litres/day, so higher moisture loads may increase power draw over the day. The unit includes a humidity sensor, so it should stop or slow when levels fall, which can limit waste.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
Energy use is a major cost driver for the Comfee. The running cost depends on how long it operates each day, the dampness of the room, and how often the unit fills its 3L tank. Continuous drainage can reduce the need to stop for emptying, but it does not automatically lower power draw. When comparing options, buyers should request or look up the wattage and expected kWh for their conditions.
Modes and Controls
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
Beyond thinking about electricity use, the Pro Breeze/Day compressor dehumidifier's day-to-day results depend heavily on how its modes and controls are set. It includes a humidity sensor, so the user can respond to changing damp levels rather than relying only on a fixed schedule. A laundry drying mode is also available, which makes it suitable when air-drying clothes indoors. The controls allow the unit to be matched to typical room needs, including bedroom and home use. For best outcomes, set the controls consistently, then check and adjust as conditions change.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
The Comfee/Day dehumidifier includes modes and controls for everyday dampness management, with a laundry drying mode and smart control. A laundry drying programme can be selected to help speed up drying in rooms such as bathrooms or basements, where moisture tends to build up. For regular operation, the dehumidifier collects condensate into a 3L tank, and the controls indicate when it needs emptying. It also supports continuous drainage with a drain hose, which reduces the need to empty the tank. Smart control may add convenience.
Compressor or Desiccant
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
When choosing a dehumidifier, the main decision usually comes down to whether it is a compressor type or a desiccant type, and the dehumidifier/Day uses a compressor design. A compressor model works by cooling air, so moisture condenses into a tank, then warm air is released again. This approach is typically suited to normal indoor temperatures, and it supports everyday damp control in rooms like bedrooms. Desiccant units instead rely on moisture-absorbing materials and can behave differently in colder conditions. With the Pro Breeze, compressor-style operation should be expected rather than chemical absorption, because the type is specified.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
This model's moisture removal method affects how it fits into daily use, since compressor versus desiccant designs differ in workflow. In general, compressor units typically cool a surface to condense water, then collect it in a 3 L tank or drain continuously. Desiccant units absorb moisture into a material, which can suit colder conditions but may require a longer recovery phase. Continuous drainage can support a steady routine when tank limits are a concern.
Who Is This Dehumidifier For?
Pro Breeze 20L/Day
This dehumidifier is best suited to people who want straightforward dampness control in typical UK indoor rooms, especially bedrooms where damp can build up over time. It is designed for households dealing with general moisture, mould-prone air, and laundry drying needs, because it is a 20L/day compressor model with a humidity sensor and a laundry drying mode. The humidity sensor supports automatic humidity sensing, which can make day-to-day operation easier as conditions change. However, if space is very small, or if drying very large loads is the main goal, results may feel limited compared with higher-capacity units.
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L
Who is the Comfee/day dehumidifier for, and where does it fit best? This model is aimed at users who want dehumidifying for smaller to mid-sized spaces, particularly bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry rooms, attics, basements, and offices. It works with the collected water stored in a 3L tank, or with continuous drainage using a drain hose when that option is available. A laundry drying mode is included for damp seasons, targeting laundry drying needs rather than focusing only on air comfort. It is also suitable where low noise is a priority.
Pro Breeze 20L/Day: pros
- Removes up to 20 litres/day
- Compressor type - efficient in heated rooms
- Laundry mode for drying clothes indoors
Cons
- The water tank needs regular emptying unless you plumb in the drainage hose
- Running it adds to electricity use, so a humidistat or timer helps keep costs down
- Compressor models are less effective in cold rooms below about 15°C
COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L: pros
- Removes up to 20 litres/day
- 3L tank
- Continuous drainage option for hands-off running
- Laundry mode for drying clothes indoors
Cons
- The water tank needs regular emptying unless you plumb in the drainage hose
- Running it adds to electricity use, so a humidistat or timer helps keep costs down
- Compressor models are less effective in cold rooms below about 15°C
Our verdict
Our pick is the Pro Breeze 20L/Day (our score 8.0/10) - A practical dehumidifier (20 litres/day, compressor) for keeping humidity down and preventing mould and condensation. The COMFEE' Easy Dry 20L is still worth it if it is cheaper when you check, or if it better matches your specific needs.