TURBRO Greenland 10,000 BTU ASHRAE (6,000 BTU SACC) Portable Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier and Fan, 3-in-1 Floor AC Unit for Rooms up to 400 Sq Ft, Sleep Mode, Timer, Remote Included

Our house doesn't have central air ( only mini-split in main area), and our bedroom wouldn't cool off. We bought this to help keep our bedroom cold during nighttime. Sure does kick out cold air like crazy - We are very pleased with that. Plus we can set a timer to only be on the first 4/6 hours of the night. Installation was tricky with older horizontal crank windows. We had to buy plexiglass and make a custom pane to integrate with the vent pieces. We bought last summer, and suddenly this summer we were noticing it wasn't dropping the room temp at all overnight. Obviously we had put a lot of effort into making it work in our room, and were very bummed. Reached out to the support line, and had to send some videos and tests to validate the compressor wasn't working, but they were honest and offered to replace at no cost ( except shipping). Very happy with the service as they could have easily sent me packing as we were " outside" the warrenty timeline. Overall, it's a beast and multi- funtional - would recommend to anyone.

The media could not be loaded. Recently as summer reaches its peak, and my rental property's air-conditioner is so old that it makes such a loud noise, I decided to purchase a new portable air-conditioner. I came across this model as it also has heating function as well, it could get quite cold at night time here.The air-conditioner is very heavy to be honest, it was quite difficult for a single person to get it out of the box. But that was the hardest part, the installation was very straightforward and the instructions were clear, since I had it tilted a bit trying to get it out of the box, I left it upright for at least overnight prior to letting it run.It was very effective in killing the heat. I was surprised that it actually cool down my place in less than 5 minutes since I was on the top floor of the property and I have higher ceiling than other units (maybe I also had a smaller unit around 500 sqft for my living room, but it was definitely faster than what my landlord provided). And yes, it was much quieter than I expected probably due to the new technology. Switching between cooling and heating was pretty simple, merely just click on the buttons on the air-con or the remote would do the job. Tried the heat function for a bit, does spit out hot air, hopefully it would carry me through the winter.Overall I'll say it's a great investment, at least now I'm able to concentrate more on my work at a comfortable temperature without the loud buzzing noise!

I have had a Honeywell A/C unit rated for 450 sq feet for about 3 years. It has worked fine, but as I have a 500 sq ft apartment I decided to try to upgrade to get a cooler environment. I THOROUGHLY researched all of my options. As I have been experiencing allergies, I was excited to find the UV light filter on this model. I looked for other brands with this feature to compare, but all others were nearly twice the price/had a much higher cooling capacity than I needed. After much deliberating, I bought this unit rated for 600 sq feet thinking it would surely cool my small studio apartment. I was wrongInstallation was easy enough and went very quickly, but that is where the ease ended. I read the manual and tried to get the unit working, but discovered a few of the buttons on the remote do not even do anything, and the touch screen style buttons are very finicky and have multiple functions—meaning if it interprets one press as two presses, you are now stuck in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit rather than just switching to fan mode. Not too big of an issue as I keep it in air conditioning mode exclusively. However, I did expect that the air conditioning would work better. I pressed the “turbo” mode on the remote (which is supposed to turn all functions to max in order to cool the room as quickly as possible). It was on turbo for three days straight and never hit the set temperature. I live in Southern California, so it’s only fighting maybe 85F outside. And I have my apartment divided in half by a curtain to even further make the area I’m trying to cool smaller. So maybe 200 sq ft. And it still couldn’t get down to temperature. The air coming out of the unit is cold, but it doesn’t seem to have enough force to circulate it. I ended up hooking up my older less powerful unit and it worked better.After a few days and some slightly cooler outside temps, I tried to work the Turbro unit again. This time I realized the major design flaw in the unit. The temperature gauge is located right where the cold air comes out. This means that all night while trying to sleep, the unit would turn on a/c mode then turn just to fan mode then back to a/c mode every 5-10 minutes as it would sense the cold air coming out, think the room was cold, turn off, realize it wasn’t cold, turn back on, etc. this was not a quiet process. What made it even more frustrating was that while most units display the actual temperature of the room, this unit only displayed the set point. I had to purchase a separate indoor thermometer to see what my room actually was. Even after multiple days of running set to 64F, the thermometer set maybe four feet away consistently reads 75-80 during the day.It may seem a great deal to get the UV and A/C in one, but save your money. Should have known it was too good to be true.

The unit is powerful and will quickly heat or cool your room. Unfortunately, the de-humidifying effect of the heat pump fills its reservoir very quickly with water, sometimes several times a day. Fortunately, I found a somewhat inexpensive solution ($29.99) on amazon. If you don't have a way to continuously drain, just purchase a shelf organizer rack. The one I use is "Jojocross Expandable Stackable Spice Rack Cabinet Shelf Organizer in Cabinet Shelf Kitchen Cupboard Organization Stackable Spice Rack Kitchen Pantry Countertop Storage Large/White 1 Pack" (here's the link https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B6PCCQ94?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1). Make sure you get the large size. It has a capacity to hold 100 lbs. while the Turbro unit only weighs 75 lbs. It was easy to assemble, and the hardest part was lifting the unit onto it. It gives you a height of 9.84 inches, enough to place a large bowl or other receptacle to hold the drainage under the unit. The only problem may be that, with the Turbro on wheels, it wouldn't take much force to knock it off its pedestal. We placed a couple of bottle caps under the wheels and it stabilized them somewhat. It would help if the manufacturer made the wheels removable and sold this as an accessory. So far, small bumps haven't been a problem (just don't let the kids play ball in the room LOL).