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Both the remote and the mobile app worked wonderfully, changing modes, temperature, and fan settings immediately. While not dead silent it is hands down the quietest air conditioner I've ever heard. It brought the temperature in my son's 120-square foot bedroom down from 82 degrees to 69 degrees in around 20 minutes while the outdoor temperature was 88 degrees.
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I entered my home Wi-Fi SSID and password when prompted, entered a name for the AC, and was good to go. I then used my phone's Wi-Fi settings to connect to the AC, returned to the app, and selected the AC as my device. I tapped the Swing button on the AC six times, which caused it to beep and the display to read 77.
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I then created an account and tapped the plus button to add a new device.
I attached the exhaust tube to the AC and to the window kit, plugged in the unit, and downloaded the app. I rolled it into place in my son's 12-by-10 foot room and installed the window kit, using the included foam insulation to seal any openings. It also lacks the handy usage reporting feature that you got with the now-discontinued Quirky Aros. What you can't do is control it with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant voice commands, or have it interact with other smart devices. You can also share control of the AC with other users via an email invitation and create a favorite preset. The app also lets you change modes and fan speeds, change the direction of airflow, enable Sleep and Super modes, and dim the LCD lights. You can use the plus and minus buttons to change the target temperature, and the power button to turn the AC on and off.
Tapping the AC tab takes you to a page that shows the current environment temperature as well as the current target temperature.
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The Portable AC tab shows the current temperature and the last active mode and has an On/Off button. The mobile app opens to a screen that lists all installed Hisense devices. It also has status indicators for each mode, fan speed, and signal strength. A 2-inch LCD on the remote displays the current and set-point temperatures and the current time and timer settings. In addition to Cooling, Dry, and Fan modes, Smart mode uses a preset target temperature based on the current room temperature Super mode automatically sets the target temperature to 61 degrees and the fan to auto Sleep mode utilizes lower fans speeds and Swing mode changes the airflow direction. The unit offers multiple operating modes that can be enabled using the included 14-button remote or with the free mobile app (Android and iOS). The panel remains closed when the AC is not in operation and automatically opens when you begin a cooling cycle. Also at the top of the unit, behind a 12.4-by-4.2-inch panel, is a cool air outlet and multi-directional diffuser. A round LCD on the front displays the same information and is large and bright enough to read from across the room. It also has an LCD panel that displays the current room temperature that briefly displays your temperature target when programming the unit. (Opens in a new window) Read Our IcyBreeze Portable Air Conditioner and Cooler ReviewĪt the top of the AC is a control panel with buttons for Power, Mode (Cool, Dry, Fan), Fan Speed (High, Med, Low), Timer Mode, and Sleep Mode. It comes with a window slider kit, two exhaust adapters, an exhaust tube, foam insulation, a remote, and a user guide. The Hisense weighs in at 64.4 pounds and has four good-sized casters on its base that make it easy to move across any type of flooring, including thick carpeting. The Frigidaire Cool Connect, on the other hand, is much taller (36.8 inches) and has a far more distinctive look. It measures 28.1 by 17.4 by 12.5 inches (HWD) and has a dark gray finish that will blend in with most home décor. There's nothing fancy about the Hisense AC. And it stays connected to your Wi-Fi network much more reliably than the Frigidaire Gallery 12,000 BTU Cool Connect Smart Portable Air Conditioner. But it's very quiet, easy to install, and does a great job of cooling. At $369 it's a bit more expensive than most similarly powered non-connected portable air conditioners, and it doesn't work with other smart home devices. Does not interact with other smart home devices.Īvailable exclusively at Lowe's and designed for small to medium spaces, the Hisense 10,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner With Wi-Fi can be controlled using your smartphone and easily moved from room to room.
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