Best dehumidifier deals 2026

Dehumidifiers are useful for combating condensation, damp and mould, especially during the wetter autumn and winter months, as well as helping to dry laundry indoors.

We test and review them throughout the year, and our intensive research helps us uncover the best dehumidifiers that work effectively and are quiet to run, from popular brands including Ebac, Meaco and Pro Breeze.

Read on for our picks of the latest dehumidifier deals.

Best dehumidifier deals

We check top retailers to find the best deals on dehumidifiers.

We only include offers on dehumidifiers that do well in our lab tests. If a dehumidifier doesn't make the grade, you won't find it on this list – even if it's been heavily reduced.

*References to ‘Average price' and 'Cheapest price' are based on Which? market knowledge and information supplied by our partners. Prices are checked for the six calendar months prior to publication. Not all retailers are included in our checks.

Our pick: Pro Breeze 30L Smart Dehumidifier

Average price in the past six months: £224
Cheapest price in the past six months: £152*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 50 x 38.7 x 29.5cm (H x W x D), 17.1kg

This large capacity dehumidifier can extract water from the air, both at normal room temperature and in colder spaces, and can be controlled by an app. It’s a great option if you have a lot of moisture that you need to get rid of quickly in a situation where being able to control it remotely is helpful.

At 17kg, it’s one of the heaviest dehumidifiers we’ve tested. It’s well suited to staying in one place, but it does come with wheels if you need to move it around your home.

Go to our Pro Breeze 30L Smart Dehumidifier (PB-15-UK) review to see how effective and energy efficient it is.

Other dehumidifier deals

Daewoo COL1471

Average price in the past six months: £124
Cheapest price in the past six months: £75*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 46 x 26 x 22cm  (H x W x D), 10kg

Costing just less than £100, this Daewoo dehumidifier has a 24-hour timer that allows you to schedule the dehumidifier to operate only when you require it. 

Laundry mode is for fastest water extraction, while the night mode setting operates with a reduced fan speed and deactivated LEDs so it won't disturb your sleep if you have to run it through the night.

Jump to our Daewoo COL1471 review to find out if it's a brilliant bargain or whether it's worth spending a bit more on a dehumidifier.

Devola DV12L

Average price in the past six months: £135
Cheapest price in the past six months: £97*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 46 x 25.5 x 22cm (H x W x D), 10.1kg

This is the first dehumidifier we've tested from this emerging brand.

The DV12L is a lower-capacity model so would best suit a small household, and Devola claims it costs just 5p per hour to run. Features include night mode, 24-hour timer, child lock, and wheels to help you move it around your home.

Our Devola DV12L review reveals how this lesser-known dehumidifier matches up against the big-name brands.

Meaco MeacoDry ABC 12L

Average price in the past six months: £164
Cheapest price in the past six months: £130*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 44.5 x 29.5 x 25cm (H x W x D), 11.5kg

According to Meaco, this dehumidifier is its quietest dehumidifier at just 36dB - for comparison, that's slightly less humming than a quiet library. 

It's a suitable size for flats or houses with up to three bedrooms, and Meaco claims it costs just 4p per hour to run. Features include a 24-hour timer, child safety lock and auto-restart in the event of a power cut. 

Our Meaco MeacoDry ABC 12L review reveals precisely how much it costs to run compared to other models.

Pro Breeze 20L (PB-D-23) 

Average price in the past six months: £207
Cheapest price in the past six months: £165*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 60.5 x 34.7 x 20cm (H x W x D), 13kg

Pro Breeze promises that this 20L capacity dehumidifier will swiftly tackles mould, musty smells, window condensation, and stuffy air by offering six times more extraction than its previous models. 

Whether you're drying laundry or improving airflow you can choose from 5 operating modes to match your exact needs. The oscillating louvre is designed to distribute air evenly throughout the room.

Find out how it meets these claims in our  Pro Breeze 20L (PB-D-23) review.

Duux Bora Smart Dehumidifier (DXDH02UK)

Average price in the past six months: £288
Cheapest price in the past six months: £199*

The Duux Bora Smart is also currently on offer directly from Duux for £220, where it comes with a free carbon filter worth £25. 

• Type: Refrigerant
• 54.2 x 33.5 x 26.5cm (H x W x D), 14kg

This is a versatile, large-capacity dehumidifier with a bunch of useful features. It's ideal for large family homes, and you can use it in basements, laundry rooms and attics.

It's smart and syncs with the Duux smartphone app so you can control it remotely and there's a laundry drying mode button on the dehumidifier itself that runs on a 24-hour timer to dry your laundry. Duux claims this will save up to 50% on energy compared to traditional tumble dryers.

Go to our Duux Bora Smart Dehumidifier (DXD02UK) review to see how effective and energy efficient it is.

Meaco Arete One 20L

Average price in the past six months: £253
Cheapest price in the past six months: £200*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 61.8 x 37.1 x 27.4cm (H x W x D), 15.1kg

Meaco says that this is two products in one - both a dehumidifier and an air purifier. It has a 4.8-litre tank with top handle and twin pouring spouts, to help you empty the water container with fewer spills. 

Other features include a night mode, laundry mode, child lock and a top-mounted LCD control panel. One HEPA filter is included for dual dehumidifying and air purification functionality.

See our Meaco Arete One 20L review to see whether it can handle dehumidifying in hot and cold rooms.

Ecoair DD3 Classic MK3

Average price in the past six months: £293
Cheapest price in the past six months: £240*

• Type: Desiccant
• 51.9 x 40.3 x 24cm (H x W x D), 7.36kg

This is a good choice if you want a dehumidifier that works well in both warm and cold spaces, which is something that some refrigerant models can struggle with.

You'll need to lift it if you want to move it around, as it lacks castors, but luckily, it's one of the lighter models we've tested. A laundry mode, 12-hour timer and five target humidity levels give you options for quick-hit or sustained moisture reduction.

Read our Ecoair DD3 Classic MK3 review to find out if it works efficiently.

DeLonghi Tasciugo AriaDry Multi DEXD216RF

Average price in the past six months: £336
Cheapest price in the past six months: £230*

• Type: Refrigerant
• 50.7 x 33.2 x 22.1cm (H x W x D), 10.3kg

The Tasciugo AriaDry DEXD216RF is one of DeLonghi’s newest dehumidifiers. It's a refrigerant model, so you may find it's not as effective when it's used in cooler spaces.

It lacks a few handy features such as a night mode and integrated cord storage. But it has two fan speeds, seven target humidity levels and also doubles as an air purifier (although we haven’t tested this function), making it a versatile appliance for everyday air treatment.

Read our DeLonghi Tasciugo AriaDry Multi DEXD216RF review to find out if it's worth shortlisting.

What size and type of dehumidifier should I buy?

Patrick Gallagher, Which? researcher, says:

Choosing a type

'The type of dehumidifier you choose will depend on the conditions of the space you want to use it in.

'Refrigerant dehumidifiers are typically more energy efficient and work best in normal room temperatures, but they'll struggle (or not work at all) in rooms below 10°C. 

'If you need a dehumidifier for an unheated room, such as a cellar, garage or attic, then you'll want to buy a desiccant model. These are designed in a way that allows them to function more effectively in cold rooms.'

Choosing a size or capacity

'As for the size or capacity of a dehumidifier, this describes how many litres of water it's able to extract from the air each day, and ranges from seven to 40 litres. Which capacity you need depends on the size of the space you want to use it in and how many people are living in the home and generating moisture through activities such as cooking, washing and doing laundry, and the extent of the damp problem.

'A model with a capacity between 7 and 12 litres will suit a single person living in a small flat, looking to tackle a mild damp problem. Dehumidifiers with a capacity of 14 to 16 litres are suitable if there are more of you creating moisture, or your damp problem is more severe. 

'If you have a lot of moisture you need to get rid of fast, then you'll likely want a model with a large capacity of at least 18 litres.'

Get more tips on how to buy the best dehumidifier.

How to recycle old appliances

If you're looking to replace an ageing dehumidifier by shopping the winter sales, make sure you dispose of your old one in a sustainable way.

One option is kerbside collection for small electrical items. In many cases, your local council will collect smaller items such as toasters and kettles. Alternatively, you can drop items at a local recycling centre or hand them over to retailers that have their own recycling schemes.

For more details on how to get rid of your unused gadgets, read our guide on how to recycle electrical items.

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