A budget mini dehumidifier with a strong rating and a low-price edge

Is the EasyAcc® 1200ml Electric Dehumidifier worth buying? Yes — if you want an inexpensive, compact dehumidifier for small UK spaces and can live with its limited drying capacity. At £35.71, it sits at the all-time lowest price recorded and has a strong 4.3/5 rating from 3,307 reviews, which is a very good sign for a low-cost appliance in this category.

First impressions

The EasyAcc is clearly aimed at small-room moisture control rather than whole-home damp removal. Its 1200ml / 40 oz tank, portable handle, and compact footprint of 13.7 x 14 x 20.5 cm make it easy to place in a wardrobe, bathroom, closet, bedroom, RV, or garage corner. The white finish and 7 colourful LED night lights give it a more decorative feel than many plain dehumidifiers, which may appeal if it’s going to sit in a bedroom or visible utility space.

What does it actually offer?

The headline feature is Peltier technology, which is designed for quieter operation and lower power use. EasyAcc claims less than 35 dB peak sound, so this is positioned as a bedroom-friendly mini dehumidifier rather than a noisy compressor unit. It also includes automatic shut-off when the tank is full, which is essential at this price because it prevents overflow when you’re not checking it constantly.

The tank is removable and easy to clean, and the illuminated reservoir is a nice touch if you want to see the water level at a glance. The listing also says the dehumidification performance is “improved” and better for damp rooms, wet cabinets and floors, but the key detail is that this is still a mini unit — useful for localised moisture, not for serious mould remediation in a large UK living room or basement.

Performance assessment

For small, enclosed spaces, this type of dehumidifier can be useful for reducing condensation on windows, helping with musty wardrobes, and taking the edge off damp in a bathroom or bedroom. The low noise claim under 35 dB is the standout if you want it running overnight. In a UK home, that matters during autumn and winter, when condensation and mould risk rise in bedrooms and on colder external walls.

The main limitation is capacity. A 1200ml tank means you should expect more frequent emptying than with larger compressor dehumidifiers, especially in very damp conditions. If you’re dealing with persistent mould, laundry drying, or a large downstairs room, this is not the type of machine that will compete with a 16L/day unit.

Build quality and usability

The EasyAcc looks practical rather than premium. The compact size and carry handle are genuine advantages because you can move it from a wardrobe to a bathroom or bedroom without hassle. The auto shut-off adds peace of mind, and the colourful LEDs may be useful as a night light, though that feature is more cosmetic than essential.

A genuine warning: because this is a Peltier-style mini dehumidifier, buyers expecting compressor-level extraction will likely be disappointed. The product is best judged as a small-area moisture helper, not a cure for structural damp or heavy condensation.

Is it good value for money?

At £35.71, with 39% off the £58.99 RRP, this is positioned aggressively. The price is also the lowest ever recorded, so the current deal is unusually strong. For that money, the combination of 4.3 stars from 3,307 reviews, auto shut-off, quiet operation, and portability is persuasive.

Compared with larger alternatives, the value equation is different. A 16L/day quiet dehumidifier at £101.99 offers far more capacity and a 4.8★ rating, while MeacoDry ABC 10L at £129.00 and MeacoDry Black at £149.99 are far more capable for condensation and mould control. Those premium models make sense for bigger UK homes, laundry-heavy households, or persistent damp. The EasyAcc is cheaper by a wide margin, but that lower price comes with much lower output.

How does it compare to alternatives?

Against the £101.99 16L/day model, the EasyAcc wins on price and likely on portability, but loses badly on raw drying power and room coverage. Compared with the Meaco MeacoDry ABC 10L (£129.00) and Meaco MeacoDry Black (£149.99), the EasyAcc is the budget pick for spot treatment, while the Meaco units are the more serious long-term solution for UK condensation and mould prevention.

Final take

If you need a cheap, quiet, compact dehumidifier for a wardrobe, small bedroom, bathroom, or RV, the EasyAcc makes sense — especially at the current all-time low of £35.71. If your goal is to tackle serious damp, laundry drying, or a larger room, you should look at a higher-capacity compressor dehumidifier instead.