Portable Air Conditioner for Camping, 3H battery Cooling Fans Humidifier for Car, 500ml Tank Evaporative Air Cooler, Personal Air Conditioner for Room, Office, Bedroom, Desk, House, Tents

It's smaller than expected, but the wind and humidification effects are very good. I was very surprised that it can be charged. I put it in my room and the noise is much less than the central air conditioner.

Small and portable with the ability to change from battery usage to plug it makes it good for either on the go for daily office use. Does a good job at cooling off in a short time period and holds up to what is advertised. The manual itself looks like it was meant for a different model but the product is easy to figure out so not too bad. Overall, if used for a small area like a car, an office, or any place where it is for personal use then it will get the job done fabulously. Only issue is the cost, if bought when it is discounted (currently around 30 bucks) for 10 dollars more, it beats the ones from Walmart and such however, if sold at normal retail value of 50 bucks then I would hold off or buy one cheaper that does a similar job for a longer time period.

I really wanted to like this product. It seems simple and lines up with what was important to me. What I expected was ease of use, quality, and build.I have only complaints about it though after using it 3 days. The buttons for the misters and power are so sensitive and set in a place where they are accidentally pressed down a lot. The water leaks out through pretty much anywhere and that was extremely annoying. The build is cheap plastic so it’s light meaning that it moves a lot by just touching it so then the water leaks out a bit. The fan itself is so weak I couldn’t even feel it unless I was 2 inches next to it. It’s unfortunate because it looks like it will do its job. Pass up on this one.

This portable air conditioner is perfect for camping and road trips! The cooling fan and humidifier work efficiently, providing refreshing comfort in tents, cars, or small rooms. Ideal for personal use in various settings—highly recommended!

I loved the idea of what could be an emergency-use portable air conditioner. It's not. First of all, it's a very small unit, though when you turn the fan on it moves lots of air, which is nice.However, when trying to use it as a humidifier or make-shift AC by adding things to it, it leaks.This was not built very well, and could use a re-design.I can't recommend this.

This portable air conditioner is actually just a fancy fan and mister. I do like the idea of it, and in a pinch it’ll do but you have to be sitting right in front of it to feel a difference. For me, the buttons are sensitive and there isn’t just an on/off button, you have to mess with both.

This little fan is quite powerful if pointed directly at you. It holds a very long charge. I charged it once, and even weeks later with intermittent use it still powers on without a fuss. I do feel like the name of the fan is misleading, it is NOT an air-conditioning unit.How it works is that it has a small water tank and a fan, and there are 2 separate controls: one for turning on a water mist (with a low and high output setting), and one for turning on the fan (also with a low and high setting). This fan with the water mist, when pointed at you, will absolutely cool you down, but not in the same way an AC unit with freon would. The unit is fairly small, so it would be best used it pointed directly at you such as on your desk, next to your bed while sleeping, or in a dorm. I used this when the temperature outside was 90 F and it certainly helped me tolerate the heat better, but it really only helps about 1 person at a time. The water mist is very fine and I did not notice any water accumulating around me, but if you are using it continuously on your desk near papers or electronics, I would be concerned that it may damage those items over time.