DR.PREPARE 8,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner, Cooling, Dehumidifier, Fan & Sleep Modes 4-in-1 Portable AC w/Remote Control & 67'' Window Kit, Cools Up To 300 sq. ft, 1-24H Timers

I have a space that is difficult to heat in spite of central heating in my house. It is a kitchen/dining room/library that runs across the back of the house. My space heater warms the entire big space quickly and efficiently so I never have to run it for long. I worried about expense but so far, so good. It fits my needs well.

It worked okay for about a month, now it struggles to cool down a little 8x8 room. You have to sit in front of it to get cool air, the rest of the room is hot. This unit is absolute junk, stay away from this brand

This works as advertised and freezes our little 275 sq. ft. room. It's pretty heavy (check weight), so you may need help initially setting up, although it does have wheels. My biggest complaint is that there are only two fan speeds: loud, and louder. Even the "sleep" mode, the fan is still very loud.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for my 220 square foot sunroom and it’s amazing!! My room is cold even at 68 degrees!! I’m wearing socks and a sweater. Best investment ever!! A must purchase. Especially like the extra long window accessory. My windows are very long. It fits perfectly.

No enfría para la cantidad de BTU que dice tener y falla mucho

runs fairly quietly. keeps the man cave cool on most days. seems to run ok on my solar inverter, but uses too much power for the batteries I have. will be a real good deal if the grid goes down for some cooling and water

DR.PREPARE 8,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner. Label on the unit shows that it draws 7 amps and needs a 15 amp circuit.Unit I have keeps tripping a 15 amp circuit after just a few minutes of running. I checked that nothing else on that circuit is running. I do not recommend this product.Update... I put a meter on the line. When the unit compressor starts up it draws 2,109 watts for a few seconds. A 15 amp circuit provides 1,875 watts. Usually, a 15amp breaker can provide more for a few seconds, how much more depends on the breaker. My home is only 5 years old and this unit trips my 15 Amp circuits. Buyer beware. You may need a 20 Amp circuit for this unit to function.

not a unit to be used for extended durations. works great for a couple weeks then it is worthless. Id buy just for price and necessity but don't plan on having it around for long