Portable Air Conditioner 10000 BTU Evaporative Air Cooler Dehumidifier

This definitely puts out freezing cold air. I wish for 2 things to be different. The tube to be longer, and the plastic window part that connects to the house and the window closes on was actually shorter. Some of us have windows that slide open sideways and that part they give us is soooooooo long. It's ridiculous. And the tube being longer would have been more convenient for me. Other then that, I have no complaints. I think it's well worth the money. It cools a relatively large room pretty quickly. I don't mind the sound of an ac so for me I didn't think it was loud at all. I think it looks pretty spiffy. Sleek. Nice. It's smaller than my last roller ac and it looks nicer too. They could have provided batteries for the remote, but eh, the remote works well. I do really like this ac. Nice and powerful!

This air conditioner is very easy to install and the quality is also very good. I put it in my living room and the drainage is also very good.very convenient.

So let me start by saying I have standard AC in my apt but my apt faces the West Sun in Vegas and it gets HOT. The wall just absorbs the heat so my AC is pretty weak. I wanted to get a portable AC for my room to keep it cooler for bed time. So initially I would’ve rate this a 4.5 but after using it for a couple weeks in my bedroom, I would rate this a 2.5/3. I’m giving them a 3 because it is cold. The end on the pros. Cons.. where to start? -Remote doesn’t include batteries. That can go either way but I like to use rechargeable batteries so that wasn’t so bad for me but for you maybe. Definitely an issue if you dont have batteries on hand because of the other issue listed 2 below if you're in the US. -The window adapter was too big. I couldn’t just use the single piece because it was too short but if I added the extension, it blocked the hose from being pushed into the hole. So I basically just snapped the adapter in half so that it wouldn’t block the hose hole. -So this is where you’ll need the batteries. The device starts in Celsius. It kept saying 23/24 and I was like is that the level? What is going on? It was Celsius so I needed to put batteries in the remote to change it Fahrenheit. I switched it but if you manually turn the unit off, it goes back to Celsius when you turn it on. So you’ll need the remote to check the temp. -Speaking of temp, you dont know what the temp is in the room. So when you set the temp on the AC you don’t know if its close to the room temp or not. -The noise. If you are a light sleeper, DO NOT PUT THIS IN YOUR ROOM. The way it starts and shuts down is very jarring. For me, once Im asleep its good plus I live on Las Vegas Blvd so Im used to loud noises. -The hose kept disconnected from the ring adapter that connects to the AC. So I woke up one morning and it was warm and I was like is this AC broken already? I checked and the hose popped out. I reinstalled it. Happened several more times before I had to duct tape it so it would stop popping out. -The vent. The vent flow is mostly just straight out and because of the short height, it kind of doesn’t circulate the air like I would’ve expected. Overall, this might meet some peoples needs but it seemed to give me lots of issues. I will be putting this in the guest room. It does cool the room but its pretty loud.

We live in an extremely hot climate with temps 100 or more half the year. Our electric bills in the summer are sky high. I am a hot sleeper, and our bedroom is on the sunny side of our house, getting direct sun all day long. We really don't want to cool our entire house down at night to get the bedroom cool, so we use a portable air conditioner. This unit is about half the size of the one we used last summer, so five stars for the compact size. Our bedroom is 12 x 24 with ten foot ceilings and this a/c unit cools the room by five degrees in about 20 minutes. Like any other a/c unit, it is noisy, especially when it cycles on. We put up with the noise to save some money and have our bedroom a comfortable temperature for sleeping. Our older portable a/c unit did not come with a remote control, and I find having a remote control very useful.

This air conditioner comes in complete easy to assemble parts. I used this in a standard sliding window and was easy to install. If you plan to install it in a sliding window, then prepare yourself to use screws to anchor because it might not be enough to secure it. I happen to use this air conditioner on the second floor, and it is safe in my location. The upright design is the reason why it does not take much space and it is almost half the size of the ones I have. I am a bit disappointed of the material used and how the vent is positioned. Minimalist by design but not enough to wow anyone. Like my daughter. But don’t get me wrong this can cool a room in an instant.