Updated September 30, 2026 · SmartHomeCue Editorial Team

Devola vs Pro Breeze

Devola scores 9.0 and Pro Breeze 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Devola

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Pro Breeze

9.1/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Where Devola and Pro Breeze differ

Devola vs Pro Breeze
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Devola
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Reference modelsDV12L, DV20L, DV25LOmniDry 20L, OmniDry 12L, OmniAir 41 Premium Bladeless
Price from£53.96£29.99Lower
Extraction per day (l/day)12 to 25Higher20
Power use (W)378270Lower
Warranty2 yearsHigher1 year
MarketsGBGB, IM, AT, BE, CZ, DE, FR, IT, NL, PL, PT, ES, SE, AE, US, CACovers more
Clean air delivery rate (m³/h)180Not confirmed
Room size (m²)Not confirmed30
Extraction test conditionsoperating range 5-35 degrees C, extraction quoted in temperatures as low as 5 degreesNot confirmed

Same on both: Quietest noise level (dB) (36), Water tank (l) (4), Mobile app (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Pro Breeze scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 9.0.
  • Price from is lower at Pro Breeze: £29.99 vs £53.96.
  • Extraction per day (l/day) is higher at Devola: 12 to 25 vs 20.
  • Power use (W) is lower at Pro Breeze: 270 vs 378.
  • Warranty is higher at Devola: 2 years vs 1 year.
  • Support channels: only Devola offers Phone, Chat.
  • Founded is lower at Devola: 2008 vs 2013.
  • Pro Breeze is available in 1 more country.
  • Products: only Pro Breeze offers Humidifier.
  • Filter types: only Devola offers Carbon.

Our verdict on each

Devola

Devola suits UK households that want drying and air cleaning from a single brand without paying flagship prices, and its spread of purifiers, dehumidifiers and fans makes it easy to start small. Entry sits at £53.96, with a 2 year warranty behind the units.

Read the full Devola review

Pro Breeze

Pro Breeze suits households that want one brand for drying, purifying and fan duties without paying flagship money. Its dehumidifier pulls 20 litres a day a day, and entry pricing at £29.99 keeps it a value pick, though the ranking on room coverage sits at 48 of 54.

Read the full Pro Breeze review

Score breakdown

Devola vs Pro Breeze
AreaDevolaPro Breeze
Cost9.2Entry price of £53.96 undercuts the €127.49 typical across brands tracked here, which is where the cost score comes from.9.7HigherDehumidifiers start at £29.99, and the brand ranks 10 of 76 on price from.
Offer8.8HigherPurifiers, dehumidifiers and fans (purifier, dehumidifier and fan) with hepa h13 and carbon filters, a mobile app and a 2 year warranty in one range.8.6The range covers dehumidifier, humidifier and purifier, with hepa h13 filtration and a mobile app, plus a spare parts shop.
Trust9.0HigherSold by Love Shopping Direct Limited in GB since 2008, with support through email, phone and chat behind it.8.7Backed by One Retail Group Limited, headquartered in GB, with 1 year of cover and support on email and help centre.

Pick Devola if, pick Pro Breeze if

Pick Devola if trust, extraction per day (l/day), and warranty matter most.

Pick Pro Breeze if cost, price from, power use (w), and markets matter most.

Licences and countries

Devola vs Pro Breeze
CountryDevolaPro Breeze
HeadquartersUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom

Available in 1 country for both. Additional countries for Pro Breeze: 1.

Positions in our rankings

Devola vs Pro Breeze
RankingDevolaPro Breeze
Air purifiers26 of 5521 of 55
Dehumidifiers14 of 2713 of 27

Every fact side by side

Devola vs Pro Breeze
FactDevolaPro Breeze
ProductsPurifier, Dehumidifier, FanDehumidifier, Humidifier, Purifier, FanCovers more
Filter typesHepa h13, CarbonCovers moreHepa h13
Legal entityLove Shopping Direct LimitedOne Retail Group Limited
HeadquartersUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom
Founded2008Lower2013
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Chat, Help centreCovers moreEmail, Help centre

Kitchen appliances

Devola vs Pro Breeze
FactDevolaPro Breeze
Capacity (l)Not confirmed4.2 to 12
Power (W)Not confirmed1,000
Spare parts shopNot confirmedYes

Where each stands against the rest

Devola vs Pro Breeze
FactDevolaPro BreezeMedian
Price from£53.96below the median£29.99lowest quarter£56.98
Clean air delivery rate (m³/h)180lowest quarterNot confirmed424.925
Room size (m²)Not confirmed30lowest quarter124
Quietest noise level (dB)36above the median36above the median25
Extraction per day (l/day)12 to 25above the median20below the median23.66
Water tank (l)4at the median4at the median4

Median across 65 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Devola

Pros

  • Entry price of £53.96 sits under the €127.49 that most brands in this comparison start at, so the range is an approachable first air treatment purchase.
  • Purifiers, dehumidifiers and fans sit in the same range (purifier, dehumidifier and fan), where Clarifion lists purifiers only (purifier).
  • Support runs through email, phone and chat, so help is available by phone and live chat as well as by email.

Cons

  • Clean air delivery of 180 m³/h is modest, so a large open-plan room needs more than a single unit.
  • Power draw of 378 W on the compressor models is high, so a room left running day and night adds to the electricity bill.
  • A 4-litre water tank means repeated emptying in a house that stays damp.

Pro Breeze

Pros

  • £29.99 puts a complete dehumidifier range in reach, 10 of 76 brands on price from
  • dehumidifier, humidifier and purifier covered by one maker, so purifier and fan needs stay in the same basket as the dehumidifier
  • hepa h13 filtration on the purifier fan tower in the range

Cons

  • Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone line
  • Room coverage of 30 m² places it at 48 of 54 brands ranked on room area
  • 1 year of cover is a short window on a machine that runs nightly

Who each suits

Devola

Who it suits

  • UK households dealing with damp and mould risk who want drying and filtration from a single brand at a low starting price.
  • Renters and owner occupiers who need a quiet background machine, given a noise floor of 36 dB.
  • Shoppers who want app control and phone support without stepping up to a premium purifier.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone chasing strong airflow for a large room should weigh Vornado Air instead, since clean air delivery of 180 m³/h is modest.
  • Buyers outside GB should look for a locally supported brand, as Devola's support and returns run through a UK operation.
  • Shoppers who want humidification in the same range should pick Vornado Air, which lists humidifiers alongside purifiers and fans (purifier, humidifier and fan).

Pro Breeze

Who it suits

  • Renters and homeowners dealing with damp, mould risk or drying laundry indoors
  • Anyone who wants dehumidifier, purifier, humidifier and fan from a single maker
  • Buyers who want app control and a spare parts shop without flagship pricing

Who should look elsewhere

  • Large open-plan homes needing bigger room coverage than 30 m² offers
  • Anyone who wants phone support, since channels are limited to email and help centre
  • Purifier-only shoppers who would rather deal with a focused maker than a dehumidifier, humidifier and purifier range

Current offers

Devola

Current offer

  • Discount code

    5% off all products for newsletter subscribers: 5%

    Subscribe to the Devola newsletter by email; code issued on signup

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Pro Breeze

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10% off your first order for newsletter signup: 10%

    Subscribe to newsletter

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Devola vs Pro Breeze
CountryDevolaPro Breeze
Isle of ManNoYes
United KingdomYesYes

Questions about each

Devola

How much does a Devola machine cost?+

Devola publishes a single entry price of £53.96 for the range, and that is the figure to hold against the €127.49 that brands in this category typically start at. Because the range covers purifier, dehumidifier and fan, the same brand can cover a first purchase and a later replacement. Pricing is per unit rather than tiered, so there is a clear step between the cheapest machine and the compressor models.

What does it cost to keep running?+

The running cost sits in two places: the filters, listed as hepa h13 and carbon, and electricity. The compressor dehumidifiers draw 378 W, so a unit left on in a persistently damp room is the main ongoing expense to plan for. A 2 year warranty covers the machine itself, which takes some of the risk out of the early months.

Pro Breeze

How much does a Pro Breeze dehumidifier cost at entry?+

Dehumidifiers start at £29.99, which is the figure that places the brand 10 of 76 on price from in our data. The range runs from compact units up to the larger models, so bigger extraction means a higher ticket rather than a different product line.

How much water can the largest Pro Breeze dehumidifier remove in a day?+

The top dehumidifier is rated at 20 litres a day of extraction per day, matched to 30 m² of floor space. Its tank holds 4 litres, and it draws 270 W while running, so running costs are worth weighing against a smaller unit if the room is compact.

Pro Breeze

Higher score in this comparison

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