Devola 12L/day Wi-Fi Enabled Dehumidifier | Quiet & Energy Efficient (costs less than 7p per hour) Portable Dehumidifier for Home | Laundry Drying Dehumidifier | Dust Filter | Continuous drainage

I bought this specifically for my wood cabin office/workshop that persists with an average humidity of a high 60%, occasionally touching 70%. While this isn't particularly bad for the condition of the cabin or its contents that level of humidity can play havoc with my 3D printer filaments that are hydroscopic. I needed an effective dehumidifier that would work well in even the colder days!In its first use the Devola drew 2 Litres of water out of the air in 24 hours, as it brought the humidity level down from 67% to the 50% I set it to. It has an auto-shutoff for when the 2 Litre container is full, so there is no risk of overflowing onto the floor. . After emptying the Devola then ran for 48 hours before it once again filled its container with 2 Litres of water. Throughout this second period the humidity level was maintained around 50% (it will swing 3% either side of the set limit).WiFi and AppThis machine has built-in WiFi that allows it to work with the Smartlife app (and in turn Alexa and Google Assistant). Setting this up is simple, you will need to have the Smartlife app installed first. The instructions are in the supplied manual, but not too distinctly identified. They can be easy to miss.The App will tell you when the water reservoir is full, but you do have to go into the app to find out. The device does not seem to provide any push Notifications to the phone, however.Power Usage:The Devola consumes just over 2kWh of electricity daily when set to Auto mode where it will constantly maintain the set Humidity, turning itself On and Off as necessary. The Mode names in the App are different to that on the Devola itself, which can be a bit confusing at first.Conclusion:Yes, this is a splendid compact Dehumidifier that will handle quite large spaces. It is very effective and economical to run.

This was our first time purchasing a dehumidifier after a lot of research online. We recently had our bedroom made airtight and suddenly the humidity was staying around 75% all the time and we could feel the moisture when we slept.It works well. We don’t find the noise too loud and have easily slept with it running in the background.It takes the humidity from 75% (ish) to around 45% to 50% in under an hour which is impressive. But you have to keep it running (or as we have set up - on one hour and off one hour during the night).The first night it filled the bucket and has gotten close most nights since.The app is decent as you’ll get for a smart life app but I would recommend getting the machine with wifi if you can. It just allows so much more freedom to control it and it’s easier to use the settings on the app.Overall would highly recommend based on having it over a week.

We have mould in our bedroom and it’s pretty severe. However since buying this, the mould has stayed away. Easy to empty and to restart.

Easy to use compact quiet excellent for the conservatory

I have been using this dehumidifier for around a month now. We had a really bad Hall way with alot of mold and always wet. With this beautiful machine mold gone walls dry and was a huge space to have worked.I have to say I'm surprised at how amazing this machine worked and recommend it to anyone that wants a dehumidifier.The dehumidifier is also easy to work and user friendly. Be prepared for humid spots to empty catch tray out one per day.

Moved to new flat. Was very cold and humid.Took days to sort it with this out. Thx Devolo,John

The manual is poorly written, and the button should be renamed in the manual and the icon / control panel should be upgraded on the device - it took multiple emails for the manufacturer to understand what I was even saying. To pair WiFi you have to press and hold (long press) the Timer button.I ordered this by mistake - I wanted the bigger model but chose the wrong one. It's a decent size.I'd give it 5 stars if the manufacturer enabled a "tray needs emptying" trigger that Tuya Smart / Google Home could use to create an alert. It's a pain to have to open the app and check to see. This could be done very simply by detecting the change into low electrical current passing through the device, but there is already detection in the app so it surely just needs to be made triggerable.