Pro Breeze® 12000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner - Smart Home WiFi Compatible with 24-Hour Digital Timer, Smart Display & Window Venting Kit Included - Air Conditioning Unit for Home & Office

Great Air Con unit, easy to set up and simple to use, I brought it for the summer months as I live in an apartment which get very warm when it’s hot. So this little unit is going to be a life saver when it’s warm. It’s not as loud as some other reviews make it out to be, It does make noise, as all units like this do, but I had it on in my living room and didn’t have to adjust volume on tv.The cooling is fairly quick and very noticeable after a few minutes. Handy remote control aswell, means I haven’t even got to leave the sofa to adjust the temperature.

So the recent heat convinced me to finally pull the trigger on getting a portable ac. If I lived in a house and not a flat I think I’d have just drove myself mad installing a proper wall one with an external compressor but this is the best I can do in my flat.I did my research around these before buying and they’re a bit odd really cause none of them have super great reviews, always very mixed. The issue that is most common with these (that I’m not sure how could be avoided because there are so many loud parts to an ac and you’ve got it all in your room) is noise. This is loud, there’s no two ways about it. For me I can sleep fine with it and actually quite like the white noise but I could sleep through a bomb going off. Most people will struggle with it, it’s a dull droning with occasional assorted louder sounds. When you have the temp control on and it switches the ac part on and off it’s sometimes fairly quiet, sometimes sounds like a car door closing. Personally none of this bothers me and seems ubiquitous to these units, something to be aware of though.As for the cooling it’s not as good as I hoped, getting down to 16 degrees is a hope and a dream I feel but it’s still quite good. Went from 28 to 21 degrees in a couple of hours, then 20 steadily. Haven’t tried to go lower than that cause it feels colder than that with the circulating cold air. From how the temp drop slows though I’m sceptical of getting to 16 if it was running all day. Temp drops fairly steady, but once the ac part turns on (warms up for a min) the air is ice cold and even if the ambient temp hasn’t dropped loads yet that circulating cold air makes it feel much colder than it is. This is using it in a medium sized bedroom with the door closed.Included window seal for hinged windows is ugly but they have a YouTube vid for putting it on that’s helpful. Not hard to do and seals decently. I found a site online to get a Perspex window sheet with a cutout so might do that down the road.Overall I’m pretty happy with it. It’s loud, expensive and it doesn’t cool quite as well as I’d hoped, certainly not as well as a proper wall mounted system but it’s still quite good. It made the suffocating heat in my flat (atleast my bedroom where I have it) a comfortable cool, walking out of my room and back in with it on you can feel the huge difference even when the thermometer says it’s only lowered a few degrees.Definitely need to know what you’re getting into if you buy it but I like it. Haven’t used the app but the remote works well.

The media could not be loaded. recently bought the Pro Breeze 4-in-1 Air Conditioner (9000 BTU), and honestly, it’s the best AC I’ve ever owned.From the moment I turned it on, I was blown away—literally. Even on the lowest fan setting, it’s more powerful than my old air conditioner, my standard fan, and my ceiling fan combined! I’ve already removed the others because this one does the job far better.What really impressed me was how fast it cools a room. On cool mode, it brought the temperature down from 22°C to 19°C in just five minutes. For comparison, my old unit would take about 20 minutes to do the same. It’s seriously brilliant.Yes, it’s a bit noisy when running in cool mode, and there’s a slight humming sound when it's just on standby (plugged in but off). But honestly, I got used to both within a day. It’s not as loud as some other reviews made it sound—and for how powerful it is, some noise is expected.Also, a bonus—if you register the product with ProBreeze, you get a free 24-month warranty, which is great peace of mind.All in all, this was one of the best purchases I’ve made. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful, fast-cooling AC unit.

It’s small, looks neat, it’s not as heavy as I thought it would be. Easy to move around with the wheels and to install and put it together.I wish the power cable would be much longer, is just about enough, You need to have socket next to the window or use extension. Hose itself is extendable, but also could be tiny bit longer.It isn’t quiet, you will definitely notice it working but it’s not overwhelming. You can get used to it during the day. Most people won’t be able to use it during the night tho. Cool the bedroom before you go to sleep is the way to go. It’s too loud the sleep with it on. It’s also the same loudness if you not using AC but e.g. just a fan, which I don’t quite understand.Performance wise is very good or alright, depending where you gonna use it. I have kitchen with living room together (29sqm) with 2,3m height and it cools it but with a lot of effort. On mildly hot day (24C outside) it took 2 hours to go from 26 to 23 ( AC set to 16).But also it may be to me having casement windows with just had some fabric for hose insulation, which is as effective as the bar for sliding windows. Plus I can fully close my blinds while the windows are open which fights with effectiveness of the unit.In the bedroom tho (18sqm) does the job very very well. Was 23C outside, 25.5C inside and it made bedroom 18C in just over an hour. And it just had the hose outside the window, no seal (the fabric one is such a pain to install on casement widows opening inwards).So yea, if you room is is over 25sqm it may take some time to lower the temperature. Under that and with easy heat extraction it will work brilliantly.But very happy with the product. And it costs just over £200! Just fab, fab, fab!