Product description
ACEKOOL Portable Air Conditioner 14,000BTUs, A/C for Rooms up to 750 Sq. Ft, Built-in Dehumidifier, Fan, and Sleep Mode, Includes Remote Control, Reusable Filter, and Window Kits
Original price was: $333.54.$292.09Current price is: $292.09.
ACEKOOL 12000 BTU 115V Ductless Mini Split AC Heat Pump for Apartment/Room, 19 SEER 42dB Ultra-Quiet Inverter System, 3-in-1 Cooling Heating Dehumidifier, 10ft Line Set Ready to Use (Plug and Play)
Original price was: $455.75.$424.99Current price is: $424.99.
ACEKOOL 12000 BTU Window AC Unit – 115V Wi-Fi Enabled Air Conditioner for 550 Sq.Ft Rooms Fast Cooling Window Mounted with Remote Perfect for Apartments, Living Room Office
Original price was: $317.18.$300.09Current price is: $300.09.30% OFF
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Reyle Davila –
Works very good for our 14 ft ceilings
Toby –
This evaporative cooler is very handy for a desk area, bedroom corner, or small office space. It is not the same as a compressor air conditioner, but for personal cooling it works well, especially when the air is dry and the included ice packs are used. The airflow feels cooler and more comfortable than a basic fan. I like the touch screen and remote because both are easy to use. The 3 speeds and 3 modes give enough options for daytime use or sleeping, and the 12-hour timer is nice if you do not want it running all night. The 1.84-gallon tank is also a good size, so I am not refilling it constantly. The rolling casters make it easy to move between rooms, and it does not take up much space. Just keep expectations realistic: it cools the area around you, not a whole house. For that purpose, it is convenient and works better than I expected.
Tina –
The water pump failed a week after use I would no recommend this product.
Omar Farhad –
Fan is too weak in order to run air fast enough to cool down. Instead, making the room extra humid and uncomfortable.
Started leaking after one use –
Cools pretty good and is a strong fan
Tracza Gibson –
Amazing product really gets it cold
Janet craycraft –
The fan and the oscillating mechanism is very loud,
Ren –
Missing the controller and ice packs (Provided my own) ;( and also it doesn’t really cool the room as advertised. You get what you pay for at a low price, smh
RedneckDebutante –
This is the perimenopausal woman’s dream. When I’m sitting on my sofa minding my business and suddenly feel like the fire of a thousand suns has ignited inside me, I can pick up this little remote control and instantly feel relief. The air is cool, it’s not too loud, and it doesn’t blow so hard that it blows things all over. I have a window unit AC, but this can travel wherever I go in the house. It took a bit of experimentation to set it up as there are no instructions on that part, but operation is very, very simple. You fill the basin at the bottom (not the top) with water and turn it on. It has 3 modes: normal; natural, which cycles on and off like blowing wind; and night mode. It has 3 speeds and a timer you can set to run for as long as 12 hours. Add the frozen ice boxes at the top if you need extra cold air. I did have to fix the slats on the front when I unboxed it as they had pulled out of their holes during shipping. You also want to cut the plastic tie securing the tube and the cable together in the water tank so you can insert the pump into the slots on the bottom of the tank. It gets kinda loud at the high speed, but I ran it at normal last night while we watched tv without any problems hearing the show. It’s convenient and very portable and doesn’t look ugly in my living room. The only thing that remains to be seen is if it adds significant humidity as I live in the Southern U.S. on the Gulf Coast. It’s a great value for the price and I think I’m going to get one of these for my daughter in Colorado to help with the dryness.
Elizabeth –
I wanted something small for home office that wouldn’t try to cool the whole place. This unit is compact and easy to move around thanks to the carry handle and smooth casters, so I can roll it from my desk to the other side of room without fuss. It doesn’t take up much floor space and the design is simple to live with. The touch controls are straightforward and the remote actually works from across the room. Three fan speeds and three modes give enough flexibility for a desk or bedside spot, and the included ice packs plus the 1.84 gallon tank mean you can boost the chill beyond a plain fan. On low it runs quietly enough for sleeping, and the 12 hour timer is handy for naps or nighttime use. Remember this is an evaporative cooler, not a compressor AC, so it will add some humidity and is most effective in drier conditions. Practical stuff is thoughtful: it runs at roughly 65 watts so it is energy conscious, the casters lock, and the tank size keeps refills from being constant. If you need targeted, personal cooling for a small space like an office, dorm room, or bedside, this is a solid, affordable choice. If you want whole-room cooling or live in a very humid climate, look at a different type of unit.
Robert Kengle –
I didn¡®t know if this Portable Evaporative Air Cooler Fan,Swamp Cooler for Bedroom Office,Touch & Remote Control,1.84 Gal Water Tank,3-Speed Cooling Fan, 3-Side Cooling Pads, Auto Swing Louvers,Portable Carry Handle,White would work, but with my family being very reluctant to turn on the central a/c even when it gets very warm out in order to keep the electricity bill down, I had to try something. I heard swamp coolers don¡®t work well if it is humid, which is what wee been experiencing here in Southern California, but I figured I give it a try. In order to prep to use this machine and give it the best chance of cooling down my house, I had to fill and freeze 5 bottles of water. The bottles are included and have crystals in them that expand into gel chunks to hold the water. I wasn¡®t paying attention and managed to spill some of the crystals out of the first container I opened, so it doesn¡®t have as much gel stuff in it as the others. I had to wait for the bottles to fully freeze (I think the instructions said at least 6 hours, so get started early!). Once that was done, I filled the water reservoir and then dropped the frozen bottles inside (the instructions were a little unclear about where to put them (ââ¬Åupper water tankââ?is a weird way to say ââ¬Åin the water reservoirââ?when there doesn¡®t seem to be anywhere in the upper area to hold these). Then I turned on the machine. It took a little bit to get the air cool, but while I waited, I played with the controls. There are actual louvers inside the machine that oscillate, which is a nice touch. The outside ones are manually controlled, so you can point the airflow up or down while the machine can blow the air from side to side if you want. Once the air got cool, I had about an hour of ââ¬Åair conditioningââ?(and at one point, I almost felt chilly) before the water got too warm and it started making the room warm and muggy. Since I have to freeze the ice bottles for another 6 hours, I think maybe just using ice might be easier to keep the chill going. It hasn¡®t leaked at all, which is great. The top needs to be emptied occasionally because it collects water, but this is a surprisingly effective air cooler for something that is not running on as much power as a full a/c unit. It is not exactly making my large room cold, but it is definitely taking several degrees off the temps in here and at a fraction of the cost of a standalone air conditioner.
DG –
Got it March 19th and noticed the leakage by March 27th. Thought it mighte been the condensation from the water being cold but it is too much water that is coming out the bottom where the wheels are at. Cooling and ease of use is actually good but NOT when it is already leaking. Haven¡®t even had it for 2weeks and something is already wrong with it. Very disappointed. Unfortunately I cannot fully open the blue container at the bottom without taking it apart to check and see if I can find what is wrong with it. Returning it would be best but I just hate to go through all that hassle since I no longer have the box for it. Wanted to love it since I already have another one (different brand) but I do not recommend it, don¡®t waste your money.
Travis Crites –
I’ve run this swamp cooler in a few different rooms and it does seem to have some cooling effect, but it isn’t exactly blowing cold air. In a roughly 100 sq ft room with an ambient temperature around 85ðF, it lowered the temperature to about 82ðF after roughly 4 hours on the highest setting. Not super-impressive, but not nothing either. I ran it much longer in the same room, but there were too many variables (door open, computers and 3D printers running intermittently, etc.) to get a truly accurate reading. It did help, but it didn’t make a huge difference. I only tested it on the highest settings so far. My point is, even on high, it does very little. It works, but it’s probably best suited for a small space like a closet or bathroom, not a full-sized room or open area by itself. I also tried it in my garage area that I use as a home gym. The cool oscillating fan was quite nice during my workout. While it didn’t really bring the temperature down much, the breeze was very welcome and made exercising more comfortable in the heat. This is how I plan to continue using it ââ?as an enhanced fan for my workout area. So it’s still very useful, just not highly impactful as a true cooler. Pros: Provides a noticeable cooling breeze Multiple modes and speeds give some flexibility Remote and touch controls are convenient Portable with wheels for easy movement Cons: Cooling effect is modest at best (more of a fan with evaporative assist than a real air conditioner) Not powerful enough for larger rooms or significant temperature drops Performance drops in more humid conditions (as expected with evaporative coolers) If you’re looking for a portable fan that adds some evaporative cooling and makes hot spaces more bearable (especially for workouts or small areas), this does the job. Just don’t expect it to turn a hot room into a cold one. It has its place as a helpful supplemental cooler.
S –
I got this to help with the heat without running the AC all day, and it has been really helpful. It does not replace a full air conditioner, but it definitely cools down the space around me, especially when I use the ice packs. I like that I can adjust the speed and modes depending on how hot it is, and it is quiet enough to keep on while I sleep. The remote and touch controls make it really convenient, I can change settings without getting up which I appreciate. The tank lasts a decent amount of time before needing a refill, and I like being able to see the water level easily. It is also easy to move around the house with the wheels, so I have used it in different rooms without any trouble. It took me a little time to understand the best way to use it for the most cooling, but once I figured it out, it worked really well. Overall, it is a good option if you want something portable, simple, and more energy efficient for everyday use.
drewsjlee –
Most eco-friendly way to cool down. Ice cubes in lower and upper chambers with 1/3 (water) and 2/3 (ice) will work like any AC for fraction of environmental impact. 🙂
Darla Cardino –
This is one of those evaporative wamp coolersââ?that sits somewhere between a regular fan and a portable air conditioner. It is not meant to replace a real AC unit, but it can make a room feel noticeably more comfortable, especially if you sitting nearby. The setup is simple. Fill the water tank, turn it on, and it pushes air through cooling pads that add a little moisture and drop the temperature a bit. The 1.84-gallon tank is a good size, so you not constantly refilling it, and the three fan speeds give you some flexibility depending on how much airflow you want. Controls are straightforward. You can use the touch panel on the unit or the remote, which is handy if you using it in a bedroom or office and don¡®t want to get up every time you want to change the setting. What I like about this type of cooler is that it is compact and easy to move around. It is not trying to be a full-blown air conditioner, but it does a good job of taking the edge off a warm room. For what it is designed to do, it works well and is easy to live with day to day. Five stars for being a simple, practical way to add a little extra cooling without the size, noise, or complexity of a portable AC unit.
Marina gonzalez –
Compact cooler that works well for personal spaces. It is lightweight and easy to move around with the built-in wheels. Cooling performance is impressive for the size. Adding the included ice packs can drop the air temperature but will require pre-freezing them, which actually will generate extra heat from your freezer. Has multiple fan speeds let you adjust from a light breeze to stronger airflow. Another nice benefit is that it can double as a humidifier. If you just ignore the ice packs, you can just run it with the water tank filled and the evaporative cooling process adds a bit of moisture to the air, which makes dry rooms feel more comfortable. Great for cooling in the summer, and also great in the winter when the heater tends to make it kind of dry. The touch controls are responsive and the remote is convenient when you do not want to get up. Relatively quiet operation and the timer feature also make it convenient. Overall, a very nice energy-efficient cooling option for small spaces.
I try before you buy –
In Florida, having good AC and fans is nearly mandatory. I originally bought this for my bedroom but ended up using it in my living room, and it is been very effective. It definitely helps cool the room and works well overall. I was worried it might add too much moisture to the air, but that hasn¡®t been an issue at allââ¬âit actually feels comfortable and cooling. It comes with ice containers to help bring the temperature down, and they truly make a noticeable difference. One of the five ice containers did leak when not kept upright, but only one had that issue. The water reservoir holds a good amount and does not leak. The minimum fill is about 40 oz (roughly one Stanley cup). With the ice blocks in, the air feels much closer to actual air conditioner air. The unit does not really oscillate and stays stationary, which is something to be aware of. That said, its smaller size and shorter height actually help with portability. It is not overly heavy or bulky and fits easily on tables or counters. I placed it on a side table, and it is the perfect height for cooling us while sitting on the couch. My living room is connected to the kitchen and gets especially hot when the oven is on. This unit definitely helps cool the space and reduces how often we need to run the main AC to stay comfortable. One note: the plastic air louvers (louver fins) on the front are bent slightly under the first set. This does not affect airflow or performance, but it does look a bit off. I was hesitant to try bending them back into place because they flex back and forth and I didn¡®t want to risk snapping them. It is a minor, mostly cosmetic issue. Overall, this has been a helpful and effective cooling option, especially for reducing AC usage in warmer rooms.
Celeste –
Ie been using this 3-in-1 evaporative air cooler in our garage here in Texas, where the heat can be pretty intense. Once everything is set up correctly, it does provide a noticeable cooling effect ââ?especially when using the included ice packs ââ?but getting there took some trial and error. The setup was honestly confusing at first. The product description makes it sound like you can pour water into the top, but that is not how it works. The water and the ice packs actually go into the lower blue tank at the bottom. That wasn¡®t clearly explained. We even tried contacting customer service and didn¡®t receive an immediate response, so we ended up figuring it out ourselves. Another important detail: the included ice packs contain a powder inside. At first, I almost threw them away because I thought something was wrong with them. Thankfully, I didn¡®t. Once you add water, the powder turns into a gel ââ?that is how they designed to function. This step is not clearly mentioned in the instructions, and it really should be because it is not obvious at all. I also noticed that the small internal pump hose tends to bend or kink when opening or closing the lower water drawer. It doesn¡®t stop the unit from working, but you do have to be careful. I now open and close the tank slowly to avoid stressing the hose. A slightly better hose routing design would make it feel more durable long term. Performance-wise, once everything is filled properly, it does blow cooler air than a regular fan, especially in a dry, hot environment like a garage. It is important to understand this is for personal or zone cooling, not full-room air conditioning. For that purpose, it does help create a more comfortable workspace. The touch screen is simple to use and the multiple speed settings and timer are convenient. However, the remote has not been very responsive in my experience ââ?sometimes it takes several attempts to register a command. The swing/oscillation feature also didn¡®t work as expected. The horizontal louvers don¡®t actively move in a noticeable way, so we mostly adjust the airflow direction manually. The description also mentions the option of connecting a continuous water supply, but it is not very clear how overflow would be managed. There doesn¡®t appear to be an obvious safety system to prevent overfilling, so clearer guidance would definitely improve the overall experience. On the positive side, it is lightweight, easy to move thanks to the rolling casters, relatively quiet, and energy-efficient at 45W. For spot cooling in a hot Texas garage, it does make a difference once you understand how to use it properly. Overall, it provides decent localized cooling, but clearer instructions and a few design refinements would make it much more user-friendly.
Chris Brundige –
Its still very cold outside, but we did run this to test it out. The theory behind it is very smart. When the ice packs are fresh out of the freezer, it is COLD air coming out, cools the room down almost immediately. Well constructed and easy to utilize, the instructions are clear and durable. Well worth consideration for purchase!
PS –
This is a very portable evaporative cooler. The airflow is great for its size and it can cool down a small room in few hours but it will work best if you are just right in front of it. The cooling function works best if you add few ice packs in it which it takes two standard sized ice packs. You can just use ice cubes as well if you don¡®t have ice packs. It comes with a remote which is a nice addition. The different settings are just for fan power. Noise level is normal even on high fan settings but just know it is not quite at all, it is just normal for this size unit. You can only control the temperature with adding or removing ice packs. It took just two minutes to setup the unit, just need to add the wheels and add water. The airflow is very powerful on high setting. Cooling power is OK but you can¡®t compare it to normal AC , it creates a good cool breeze that is just better than a fan. It is definitely better than a desk fan so im actually very happy with it. It is compact, good size for small room, durable, good quality and powerful for emergencies or remote cabins. Good value.
Joey Lowe –
I set this up in my home office and it was pretty straightforward right out of the box. The 1.84 gallon tank is easy to fill, and I like that it comes with ice packs because that really helps the air feel cooler on extra hot days. The touch screen is simple to use, and I mostly stick to the medium speed, but it is nice having three speeds and modes depending on how warm it gets. The remote is handy when I am already settled in at my desk, and the rolling casters make it easy to move from the office to the bedroom at night. It runs fairly quiet, though on the highest setting you can definitely hear the fan, which might bother light sleepers. It will not replace a full AC unit, but for a small room or spot cooling, it does a good job and keeps things comfortable without driving up my electric bill.