Hisense Portable Air Conditioner 5000-BTU DOE (115-Volt) White Vented, Remote control, Cools 150-sq ft, 24 Hour Timer, 3-modes (Cooling, Fan, Dehumidifier), Noise Level dB 47 - AP0522CR1W (Renewed)

I’ve only had it for a month but so far so good. I have a 50sf work from home office built into my garage with no ducts to it and no outdoor windows so I couldn’t put a window unit in. I punched a 4” hole in the wall with a duct vent and attached this to it. Zero issues with the step down from 6” to 4” for exhaust but I also have only ran it on low since my room is so small. It’s done great maintaining the room at 73 degrees when it’s 90 degrees outside. Good performance for the smaller BTU size. Noise is a little loud for the small room, this unit is about 2’ from me, but I wouldn’t consider it loud compared to other AC units. I use AirPods when on work calls and their noise cancellation works well enough that nobody has mentioned hearing anything while I’m on the calls.

Blows VERY cold air. Easy installation. Came with the window kit and the sponge stuff to line the window. The Unit can go out about 3.5-4 feet away from the window. If you are adding it to a room that already has cooling but is just not enough, this unit will definitely get the job done. It was 91 degrees in my outdoor craft room and i sat a thermometer on my leg about a foot from where the air blows out. Within about 15 minutes the thermometer read 71 degrees. If has a harder time reaching across the whole room but you can feel the cold air with in four feet pretty well. I had to reach customer service for help with something and they got back to me right away. They were very helpful!!!!!! Fixed what i needed quickly. Highly recommend them and this product.

After having this A/C for two weeks there is a lot of pros and cons I have about this A/C if you are willing to buy it. Pros - the price is good - it is easy to install ( even tho I had a hard time doing that ) - comes with a remote and a window kit - will keep your room cold and all Cons - most of the time you will have to drain it out from time to time - will get confused about the instructions at first If you see something that said E5 that just meant you gotta drain it out but there is a plug in the bottom to do it so. Most of yall would buy a product and doesn’t understand the difference between an actual a/c and a portable a/c , most portable a/c you will gotta to drain them so that why you read before buying any product. Plus if you have any issue the seller are respectful and will be willing to help you. The only thing is if you put it on cool then you gotta go under 65 degrees than keeping it at 70 or even 80 & also it is noisy so head up. But that it for now byeeee :)

I bought this for emergency cooling when the power goes out. I explicitly wanted about 5,000 BTU so that it could be powered on a small gas power generator which it can. Unfortunately, the power consumption is too high for the 600 watt power bank I got, but that was expected. I don't know the exact wattage yet, but it is definitely over 600 and under 2500. This thing goes in the closet until I (hopefully never) need it. It is very compact and takes up little space which is another thing I wanted. Otherwise, it blows cold air. Not a ton of cold air, but that's the trade off. The price is not bad either. Quality is pretty good. I didn't realize, but it has some little wheels which is a nice bonus. Setup it pretty easy. My only complaint is that the grate on the window vent has really large holes which could result in some bugs sneaking in. Fortunately, my window has a screen. Might be a good idea to buy some to add to this if that's a concern for you.

We thought this for my mother’s room when she moved in with us last month. We have a Toshiba portable AC that is incredible & never stops running so we figured, this would be the same based on the description. Well, we were dead wrong. This machine works, don’t get me wrong. It blows cold air like it should. But, that doesn’t last very long. Yesterday alone, in ONE day, I had to empty the tank of water. Not only did I have to drain it, I had to carry it all the way across our upstairs area, into the bathroom, put it in the tub and remove the drain plug (machine weighs over 60lbs) zero fun for someone with bad knees & a bad back. Not sure what’s going on with this thing, but STAY AWAY and spend your money elsewhere. We have condensation pump coming that’ll hopefully keep this thing from ever filling up again. Just divert the water out through the window. But, you shouldn’t have to buy a $50 extra piece just to have an AC that works.

Bought this for a tornado shelter. Works great, not too loud AND the best part is it does NOT collect condensate! Some how it vaporizes it into the exhaust air. I didn’t believe it at first so I bench tested it. Ran it after a hard rain. Ran it full throttle for one hour and not 1 drop of water came out of the drain. I’m blown away by this and very happy to not deal with dumping a tank.

I recently purchased this portable air conditioner, and overall, I’m very satisfied with its performance. It cools my room quickly and does a great job keeping the temperature comfortable, even on hot days. The setup was straightforward, and the included window kit made installation easy.

I bought a refurbished item so I didn't expect it to be perfect but I did think that it would work properly. The remote and AC display don't match and the unit doesn't display the temperature correctly. It flashes between two numbers rapidly for some reason. Part of the window mount was broken. It was easy to put together and it does cool my small room well for what I paid. It's sort of loud but I personally don't mind the sound. It's just my first full day using it so it's worth what I paid as of right now.