R.W.FLAME 10,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier & Fan, Standing Air Conditioner for Room, Portable AC unit with Remote Control & Window Kit for Bedroom/Dorm, LED Display

Just unpacked this 10K unit yesterday and it was in pristine condition. I was daunted at first because my bedroom window was too narrow to install the window exhaust kit as is without blocking the vent port. I would have to cut the plastic slider to fit, as well as cut a piece of wood to lift the slider kit 1 1/2" from the window bottom. Oh well... Hmmm... but then I went into Rube Goldberg mode and checked the packaging for anything that I could use in the interim to mount the exhaust. Lo and behold! The 4 corner angled packing braces were 1 1/2" high. I cut 2 of them to fit the bottom and taped them to create a 1 1/2" solid square tube which enabled me to prop the window kit. Then I cut one of the cardboard box flaps to fit into the main slot channel to close the remaining gap in the window, removed the slider and used the makeshift cardboard slider, which did the trick. Assembly continued and the unit was prepped and ready to roll. I checked the drain plugs, adjusted the flaps, turned it on, fiddled with the fan speeds and temp and it blew cold air immediately. I set the temp to 66 deg F and jumped into bed to test the flow. Seemed good enough as I decompressed. After tidying up the area I turned in for the night to a cold room and woke up to the same. This is a game changer because I generally wake up in a sweat. The room is 180 sf and the unit cooled it quite nicely. This morning I set the temp to 72 deg F and the unit went into a standby of sorts. I suppose it will kick back on when we get to temp, but we shall see. The noise level was manageable with the low fan with the unit 13 ft away from my ears. The remote did what it was supposed to do.If I had a wish list, I would prefer a second slider in the kit that would fit a narrower window. The airflow height is 24 in which was concerning at first, but it did properly cool the room with the help of a ceiling fan.Final thoughts: If this unit continues to perform for the duration as well as it did on its maiden voyage, then it's definitely a game changer for me.

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Unit is very quiet. Light weight & easy to move. Controls & setup are great.You will need to insulate the exhast hose as it gets hot.AC air out is around 42F, Exhast air out is 142F. See photos.My unit could only cool a 200 sq ft room. Could not cool my 400 sq ft room.I got this as an emergency AC but will have to send it back & buy a much bigger unit for my needs.Was hoping this would work for me but it does not have the power to cool my room.It's a great unit for cooling small areas & the price is well worth it for rooms 200 sq ft or smaller.

I live in a studio apartment and this doesn't take up a lot of space and definitely blows cold. I have been running it all summer and it seems to be sputtering a bit. My advice is don't forget the clean the filters in the back, they get full quick especially with animals. The window piece didn't fit my window. There's two pieces that are adjustable. It's too big with both pieces and too small with just one. The tube on the back dislodges and is hard to get back in. I hope I can use this thing for many summers. If it lasts, definitely worth the money. Noise is not noticable to me most of the time, but noise doesn't bother me to sleep. Definitely love the little remote ❤️I live in a dry state so I cannot comment on the dehumidifier part of this, I'm sorry :)I also live with flat rate utilities so I do not know about the energy efficiency.

Stopped cooling after 10 months after purchase (6 months of which was in storage). Best the company could do is a 30% refund. They would not replace it as it was past the "6 month replacement window." Won't purchase again.

I bought this unit couple years ago and it's still going strong. Delivery on point. Set up was easy especially for a woman. I liked the fact it had a built in Dehumidifier. Only small issue I have it the control buttons on the panel are so dang sensitive. I'm not one of electronic gadgets at all. Show me physically how to do something no problem but the second I accidentally touch a wrong button on the panel and I'm lost. The instructions was no help to me. So with this being said, when your stuck in a situation and don't know what to do just unplug it from the wall wait about 15-20 min and plug it back up then all is right back to being so freaking cold cause I love it that way because my body is going through the change and I have to have my room iceberg cold, WHEWWW....I'm happy again.

It works well and keeps my entire first floor cold, but the hose is way too long and it leaks from the screw next the where the power cord comes out of the unit. I put it up on a bucket thinking maybe I could ketch the water under it but it is literally dripping only from this spot. It does still drains from the hose, but a lot of the water comes from that screw. The bucket was absolutely dry. The table and floor below it however were soaked so now the nice table I once had has bad water damage. I would return this if I could afford to do so and if I could afford to get a different unit and if it was within the time I had gotten it ((sadly my roommates didn’t tell me about this problem as the unit kept the floor cold so they didn’t care and just mopped up and just recently moved out leaving me to find out about it now on my own years after I bought it)) so I am kind of screwed in this mater. So I’m going to just have to try and find a way to fix this issue on my own. Leaking aside…it keeps the main floor nice and cold.

My AC went out on my RV and I came up with the great Idea to use one of these. The water condensation fills fast in the RV and it’s a constant job to drain. A window unit worked better even though it’s an inconvenient set up every time I move.