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Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier vs Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier

Buy the Pro-Breeze if you want the most moisture removal per day and a laundry mode for drying clothes indoors; its 20 L/day rate and 1500-2000 sq ft coverage beat the Frigidaire on raw capacity. Buy the Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 if you want Energy Star efficiency, app control and an allergen filter, and you can live with a smaller 1200 sq ft rating. Owners rate the Pro-Breeze slightly higher (4.6 vs 4.3), and Frigidaire reviewers repeatedly complain that the water tank drawer is hard to pull out and spills.

  • Choose the Pro-Breeze if you have a large, persistently damp room or dry laundry indoors and want the highest daily moisture removal with a laundry mode.
  • Choose the Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 if you want Energy Star efficiency, Wi-Fi control from your phone and a washable allergen filter.

Prices

  • Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier: $189.99 at probreeze.com (checked today)
  • Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier: $269.00 at Walmart (last seen Nov 9)
  • Difference: the Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier is $79.01 cheaper than the Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)
Pro-Breeze
Pro-Breeze

Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier

Pro-Breeze

4.6(964 ratings)
$189.99at probreeze.comChecked 3 h ago
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Pros
  • High 50 pint/day removal for large, damp spaces
  • Laundry mode speeds indoor clothes drying
  • Caster wheels make a 31 lb unit easy to move
  • Continuous drain hose included
  • Rated 4.6 out of 5 by owners
Cons
  • No Wi-Fi or app control
  • No Energy Star certification listed
  • No air filter for dust or allergens
  • Bulky cabinet at 580 mm tall
Frigidaire
Frigidaire FGAC5044W1

Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier

Frigidaire FGAC5044W1

4.3(556 ratings)
$269.00at WalmartChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • Energy Star certified and efficient to run
  • Wi-Fi control and scheduling through the app
  • PureAir filter captures dust and allergens
  • Quiet operation, about 47 dB
  • Washable dust filter
Cons
  • Tank drawer is hard to pull out and spills, per reviewers
  • No drain hose included
  • Smaller 1200 sq ft coverage rating
  • Ionizer must be re-enabled in the app after each power-off

What separates them

Pro-Breeze DehumidifierFrigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier
Daily moisture removal50 pints/day (20 L/day)50 pints/day
Coverage area1500-2000 sq ft1200 sq ft
Energy efficiency450 W draw, no Energy Star rating listedEnergy Star certified, integrated energy factor 1.8 L/kWh, about 545 W
Smart controlLED display and touch panel, 24-hour timer, no appWi-Fi via the Frigidaire app for monitoring, control and scheduling
Air filtrationNo separate filter listedPureAir Advanced filter captures dust and allergens
Water tank5.5 L tank with auto shut-off; reviewers do not flag emptying problemsTank drawer reviewers call awkward and prone to spilling
Low-temperature operationRuns from 5°C to 32°CRuns down to 41°F (5°C)
Drain hose in the boxContinuous drainage hose includedNo drain hose included

Price history

$277.99$189.99
Nov 2Nov 10
  • Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier: lowest $189.99 on Nov 2 at probreeze.com; $189.99 on Nov 10.
  • Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier: lowest $268.00 on Nov 2 at Walmart; $277.99 on Nov 10.

Prices at every store

Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier

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    $189.99Checked 3 h ago
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    $312.47Free shippingChecked 3 h ago
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    In stockMade for another market

    $435.22+ $29.99 shippingChecked Nov 9
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    $239.99Free shippingChecked 3 h ago
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Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier

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    $269.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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Specs compared

SpecPro-Breeze DehumidifierFrigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier
Device TypeDehumidifierDehumidifier
Dehumidifier TypeCompressorWhole House Dehumidifier
Daily Rate20 L/day50 pint
Capacity5.5 L (tank)50 Pint
Daily Moisture Removal50 pints50 pint
Airflow195 m3/hAdaptable fan speeds
Noise Level≤48 dBAQuiet mode
Temperature Range5-32°COperate at low temperatures down to 41 0F
Coverage Area1500-2000 sq.ft1200 sq ft
Depth200 mm12 1/4"
Height580 mm24 3/4"
Width320 mm16"
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SpecPro-Breeze DehumidifierFrigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier
Weight31.09 lbs41 lbs
Voltage115V115 V
Wattage450 W545 Watts
Power Cord Length190 cm78"
Power Consumption10p/hour545 Watts
Installation TypePortablePortable
Included HardwareContinuous drainage hose, Yes (continuous drain…No (drain hose)
Housing MaterialPlastic, MetalPlastic
Commercial UseYesNo
Material

What reviewers say

Pro-Breeze Dehumidifier

  • 4.6 / 5964 ratings

Frigidaire FGAC5044W1 Dehumidifier

  • 4.3 / 5556 ratings
Reviews
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Questions and answers

Which is better for a damp basement?
The Pro-Breeze covers more floor area (1500-2000 sq ft vs 1200 sq ft) and both pull 50 pints a day, so it suits a large basement better. The Frigidaire is the pick if you want app monitoring and an allergen filter down there.
Which one is cheaper to run?
The Frigidaire is Energy Star certified with an integrated energy factor of 1.8 L/kWh, so it is the more efficient of the two. The Pro-Breeze draws 450 W against the Frigidaire's roughly 545 W, but it carries no efficiency certification.
Which is quieter?
The Pro-Breeze is rated at 48 dBA or lower. Frigidaire reviewers describe it as quiet, with a quiet mode and about 47 dB, so the two are close.
Do I need to empty the tank often?
The Pro-Breeze has a 5.5 L tank and includes a drain hose for continuous drainage. The Frigidaire needs a 1/2 inch hose, sold separately, for continuous drainage, and reviewers say its tank drawer spills when emptied.
Is the Frigidaire worth stepping up to over the Pro-Breeze?
Yes if app control, Energy Star efficiency and allergen filtration matter to you. No if you need maximum coverage or a laundry mode, where the Pro-Breeze wins.
Which lasts longer?
Neither maker publishes a lifespan figure. Owner ratings favor the Pro-Breeze slightly (4.6 vs 4.3), and Frigidaire reviewers report occasional water leaks, so check the warranty terms on each before buying.

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Buying guides that pick them

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Plastic, Metal
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Environment TypeHome—
Energy Efficiency Rating—1.8 (integrated energy factor (l/kwh))
Energy Star Certified—Yes
With Pump—No
Amperage—7.8 Amps
Power Source—Electric
Filter Material—Dust Filter