EHEIM Classic 150 (2211) vs Fluval 107

Last updated: November 9, 2026

The Fluval 107 is the better aquarium canister filter overall, rated 3.6 to 2.5. The Fluval 107 leads on turnover, media volume and features. The EHEIM Classic 150 (2211) wins on value and efficiency. The EHEIM Classic 150 (2211) costs $25.80 less ($127.19 vs $152.99).

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EHEIM Classic 150 (2211) vs Fluval 107

Which should you buy?

Scores side by side

Each factor is scored 0-100 against the same fixed reference points for every up to 75 gal aquarium canister filter; a clear win is highlighted. How we rank explains each one.

Factor weightFluval 107EHEIM Classic 150 (2211)
Overall rating3.6/52.5/5
Value 25%9 $5.10 per rated gallon ($152.99, up to 30 gal)35 $3.18 per rated gallon ($127.19, up to 40 gal)
Media volume 20%94 2 L of media, 0.7 L per 10 rated gal18 1 L of media, 0.2 L per 10 rated gal
Turnover 20%95 145 gal/h for up to 30 gal, 4.8x per hour14 79 gal/h for up to 40 gal, 2x per hour
Efficiency 10%53 14.5 gal/h per watt (10 W)61 15.8 gal/h per watt (5 W)
Features 15%70 priming button or self-priming, shutoff valves, separate pre-filter25 shutoff valves
Warranty 10%50 3-year warranty25 2-year warranty

Specifications

Fluval 107EHEIM Classic 150 (2211)
Capacity
Rated aquarium10-30 gal13-40 gal
Pump output145 gal/h79 gal/h
Filter circulation95 gal/h-
Turnover4.8x per hour2x per hour
Max head height4.8 ft3.9 ft
Media
Media volume2 L1 L
Canister volume3.9 L-
Features
PrimerYesNo
Shutoff valvesYesYes
Separate pre-filterYesNo
Built-in UVNoNo
Built-in heaterNoNo
Water-change valveNoNo
Power and build
Power draw10 W5 W
Warranty3 years2 years

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