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I bought the product a week ago. My impressions are more than positive. Within 2 hours, it reduced the humidity in the room from 80% to 55%-60%. The atmosphere in the room changed and it increased the temperature of the house by at least 2 degrees (it has thermal resistance on the 2nd and 3rd scale).

Pros: a) First of all, the product is made in England (1st in Europe in fog and rain, therefore humidity). It has received many awards for the dehumidifiers it produces (check the meaco website). It uses zeolite technology, which means it dehumidifies from 1-30 degrees without any loss in performance. Pay attention to potential buyers when choosing a dehumidifier. If you read the specifications of compressors dehumidifiers, you will find that at around 27 degrees, it has 80% efficiency, at 25 degrees it has 60% efficiency. At 19 to 20 degrees, which is the temperature in most houses, what efficiency will they have? Draw your own conclusions. b) It uses an air ionizer, which means clean atmosphere from suspended particles, dust, smoke, and odors. It also means a healthy environment with fewer or no infections for children. The ionizer used by zambezi is a professional one from Samsung, so you will understand the difference. c) Weekly programming, very important for someone who is away from home for several hours. d) It has a sensor that, when it reaches the desired humidity we have selected, it stops for about 30 minutes (only the fan operates with minimal consumption), and if it detects that the humidity rises again, it starts working again. This results in significant energy savings. e) 3-liter tank, drying function for clothes, digital panel with all the functions (which most dehumidifiers do not have).

Cons: It might bother you a little with the noise, especially on the 2nd and 3rd scale. But it is quieter compared to compressor dehumidifiers. It is tolerable on the 1st scale in a room.

In my opinion, meaco dehumidifiers are considered among the top in the market. The price may be quite high for some (289 euros), but you get what you pay for.