A compressor dehumidifier rated by COMFEE' at 10 litres removed per 24 hours, with a 2.5 L tank, an adjustable target humidity between 35% and 85%, a stated 36 dB noise level, child lock and castors. COMFEE' uses R290 refrigerant and lists it for rooms of roughly 16-31 m² depending on the market.
The bottom line A genuinely mid-range compressor dehumidifier, confirmed in stock and sold by Amazon across all four European markets we checked, at prices that vary enough by country to be worth comparing before buying.
A compressor unit with a published humidity target
The Aqua Dry 10 sits a clear step above a mini electric dehumidifier: COMFEE’ rates it at 10 litres removed per 24 hours, using R290 refrigerant, and — unlike the entry-level unit in this comparison — it publishes a numeric target-humidity range of 35% to 85%, set from an LED display. That’s the specification that actually decides how hands-off the unit is day to day: rather than running until a tank fills or a timer expires, it can be left to stop automatically once the room reaches a chosen percentage.
Tank, drainage and what varies by market
The tank holds 2.5 L, with a water-level indicator and an audible alert plus automatic shutoff once it’s full. The Italian listing specifically states “Doppio Drenaggio” — dual drainage — implying the unit can also run on a continuous-drain hose instead of the tank, though the German and French copy doesn’t spell this out in the same terms. It’s worth checking the manual for your own market before assuming the hose ships in the box everywhere. Four castors are fitted and, per COMFEE’s copy, can be removed if not needed, which matters for a unit weighing 9.5 kg.
Noise, and the reference condition that isn’t published
COMFEE’ states a 36 dB noise level, matching the lowest figure in this comparison and specifically marketed for night-time or continuous use alongside a child lock to prevent accidental changes. What isn’t published is the reference temperature and humidity behind the 10 L/24h extraction figure. Industry practice commonly measures this at 30°C and 80% relative humidity — a warm, genuinely damp test room — but COMFEE’ doesn’t confirm this for the Aqua Dry 10, so a cool bedroom in winter should be expected to extract less water per day than the printed figure.
Confirmed for sale, at different prices, on four markets
We checked the ASIN B0D9Q47D87 on Amazon.de, Amazon.fr, Amazon.it and Amazon.es. On all four it showed as in stock and sold directly by Amazon, with the strongest availability confirmation of the four units in this comparison. Prices differed noticeably by market at the time of checking: about €84 on Amazon.de, €110 on Amazon.it, €120 on Amazon.fr and €130 on Amazon.es, against list prices ranging roughly €139–€159. The room-size claim printed on the packaging also differs by market — 16 m² in Germany, up to 31 m² in France — for what is, by ASIN and by the 10 L/24h rating, the same unit.
Who this actually suits
This is the mid-range pick for anyone who wants a numeric humidity dial and quiet overnight operation without paying for WiFi control or a larger 20 L compressor. It suits a bedroom, a small basement, or a laundry room used regularly rather than a large open living space, where the smaller compressor units elsewhere in this comparison would need to run for longer to reach the same result.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-08-24. The live price is at the top of the page.
Where this one sits in its aisle
At 84 €, it is the 2 cheapest of the 4 models in this category published here.
Cheapest in the aisle37 €
Median200 €
Dearest in the aisle224 €
What we like, and what we don't
Strengths
10 L/24h extraction confirmed in stock and sold directly by Amazon on all four markets we checked (DE/FR/IT/ES)
Numeric humidity target (35%–85%) and a stated 36 dB noise figure, both published
Dual drainage published on the Italian listing — tank or continuous hose
Castors, a child lock and a 24-hour timer, all stated on the packaging copy
Compromises
Room-size claim varies by market listing — 16 m² on the German page, up to 31 m² on the French one — for what is the same 10 L/24h unit and ASIN
COMFEE' does not state the reference temperature or humidity for the 10 L figure, so a cold room will extract noticeably less than the box suggests
Price varied substantially by market at the time we checked — from about €84 on Amazon.de to about €130 on Amazon.es
Specifications
Rated extraction
10 L / 24h
Tank capacity
2.5 L
Target humidity
35% – 85%, adjustable
Noise level
36 dB (COMFEE's figure)
Refrigerant
R290
Amazon reference
B0D9Q47D87 (EAN 4048164119066, identical on 4 markets)
Questions people actually ask
Does it drain continuously, or does the tank need emptying by hand?
COMFEE's Italian listing states 'Doppio Drenaggio' (dual drainage), meaning both the 2.5 L tank and a continuous-drain hose connection are available. The German and French listings describe the tank and its water-level indicator without detailing the hose fitting, so check the box or manual for your specific market before assuming the hose is included.
What temperature is the 10 L/24h figure measured at?
Not published on any of the four listings we checked. Dehumidifier extraction figures are commonly measured industry-wide at 30°C and 80% relative humidity, but COMFEE' does not state this for the Aqua Dry 10 — treat the figure as a ceiling reached in warm, genuinely damp conditions rather than what a cool room delivers.
Why does the stated room size differ between countries?
The German listing states coverage of about 40 m³ (16 m²), while the French listing states 16-31 m². Both describe the same ASIN and the same 10 L/24h rating, so the difference looks like inconsistent marketing copy between markets rather than a different unit — worth checking your own local listing rather than relying on one figure.
Our score
7.9/ 10
A genuinely mid-range compressor dehumidifier, confirmed in stock and sold by Amazon across all four European markets we checked, at prices that vary enough by country to be worth comparing before buying.
Who this one is for
A bedroom, small basement or laundry room where a numeric humidity target and quiet overnight running matter more than the largest possible litres-per-day figure.
Compared with its closest rivals
Same category, nearest prices. Only the specifications every one of them states are shown — a half-empty column compares nothing.
Model
Price
Rated extraction
Tank capacity
Amazon reference
COMFEE' Aqua Dry 10
84 €
10 L / 24h
2.5 L
B0D9Q47D87 (EAN 4048164119066, identical on 4 markets)
A compressor dehumidifier from Bosch rated at 16 litres removed per 24 hours for rooms up to 33 m², with a half-transparent 2.5 L tank, three automated modes (Auto, Night, Laundry) called 'Easy Dry Select,' a stated 38 dB noise level, an integrated handle and castors. Bosch does not publish WiFi or app control for this model.
Best for: Buyers who want a known appliance brand and simple mode-based control rather than a numeric humidity dial, and who don't need app control or continuous drainage.
A compact, low-power dehumidifier rated by Cecotec at 300 ml of water removed per 24 hours, for rooms up to 20 m². A removable 0.6 L tank, automatic shutoff when full, a carry handle and a minimum stated consumption of 23 W make it a light standby unit rather than a room-by-room appliance.
Best for: A single small room, a wardrobe, a caravan or a car — somewhere a cheap standby unit against light condensation is enough, not a damp cellar or a family bathroom.
A compressor dehumidifier rated by Pro Breeze at 20 litres removed per 24 hours, with a 4 L tank, an included continuous-drain hose, WiFi app and Alexa/Google Home control, a dedicated laundry-drying mode, and an adjustable target humidity between 30% and 80%. Pro Breeze states a 36 dB noise level and lists it for rooms up to 30 m².
Best for: A damp basement or utility room, or anyone who wants to dry laundry indoors and check on humidity from a phone rather than walking over to the unit.
