No hay artículos en el carro
No hay artículos en el carroTransforma tu espacio con la potencia de refrigeración del aire acondicionado evaporativo Air Choice 3 en 1 enfriador de aire acondicionado. Diseñado para una refrigeración rápida, estos ventiladores de refrigeración que soplan aire frío cuentan con una potente velocidad de viento de 24 pies/s, gran flujo de aire de 1800 CFM y un tanque de agua considerable de 5.3 galones. Su oscilación gran angular de 110° garantiza la máxima cobertura, por lo que es el compañero perfecto para aquellos días de verano sofocantes. Además, ajusta las persianas manualmente para una comodidad personalizada.
Dale Johnson
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de marzo de 2025
This Air Choice evaporative air cooler provides a good amount of cooling power with its 1800 CFM airflow, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, especially in drier climates where these types of coolers work best. The large 5.3-gallon water tank allows for extended use without frequent refills, and the inclusion of four ice packs is a nice bonus for enhanced cooling. The 12-hour timer and 110° oscillation add to the convenience, and the remote control makes it easy to adjust settings from across the room. While it does a decent job of cooling, it's important to remember that evaporative coolers are most effective in low humidity and won't provide the same level of cooling as a traditional air conditioner in very humid conditions. Overall, it's a solid option for natural cooling in the right environment.
CaptCode3
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de marzo de 2025
The Air Choice Air Cooler is a decent budget-friendly option for personal cooling, but it has its limitations. It provides a noticeable breeze in small spaces and is easy to use, but it’s not a true air conditioner—it works best with ice packs or cold water. The build quality is average, and it can be a bit noisy on higher settings. While it’s effective for light cooling, it struggles in larger or extremely hot rooms. If you need a portable, energy-efficient cooling solution for a small area, it’s worth considering, but don’t expect powerful temperature drops. I use mine in the garage during hot days and it makes it bearable, but not liveable.
KrabKrab
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de abril de 2025
Yo, this thing right here? It’s a straight-up summer hustle-buster. I rolled it out on my back deck for those swampy Virginia evenings when the air feels like soup. First off, it pushes out some serious wind — enough to ruffle your shirt and maybe your neighbor’s business if they’re standing too close. The remote’s handy, the water tank’s a beast at 5.3 gallons, and it came with four ice packs I drop in like I’m about to chill a party punch. With the oscillation swinging a wide 110°, it keeps the breeze moving, not just blasting one unlucky plant all night.Now, let’s keep it a buck — the cooling isn’t the same as an AC unit, but it definitely drops the temp enough to feel relief. I use it in the garage while wrenching on my bike and also by the grill when I’m flipping burgers for the fam. You can feel that cool wave hit your face like “yeah, I’m back in control.” The three-speed setup hits right — I mostly keep it on medium ’cause high feels like a mini tornado, and low’s for chill mode when you’re just vibin’ with a cold drink.Noise-wise? This one’s got manners. Doesn’t roar like an old box fan or rattle like it’s got screws loose. I had it running during movie night and nobody had to crank up the volume. That 12-hour timer’s a slick bonus — I set it and forget it when I’m winding down. Build feels solid for a plastic body, and the wheels roll smooth, so I can move it from the patio to the living room without dragging a whole production behind me.Only reason I dropped it to 4 stars? When I first fired it up with water in the tank, it gave off a faint muddy scent — like you just cracked open a hose that hasn’t run in a while. It fades after a bit, especially if you keep the tank clean, but it caught me off guard the first time. Wasn’t funky-funky, but it had that earthy pond vibe for a hot minute.Still, it’s doing its job. For outdoor hangs, garage sessions, or just turning your living room into a breezy chill zone without jacking up the electric bill, it hits the sweet spot. Just don’t expect it to smell like a meadow right out the box, and you’ll be straight.
Anony
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2025
This is a nice sized swamp cooler that can move some air. The plugs for my reservoir were both lopsided enough and caused a small leak to drip, so I had to find something else to fix that issue. The ice packs are not airtight with the screws so instead of using those I just make ice blocks that I break up for it. It helps take the edge off and if you are close enough it is very noticeable. Its fairly light while empty but moves easily with the casters when full. Good noise level for the size fan it has. Has a remote.
CyberPress
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de abril de 2025
Virginia humidity slapped me last weekend, so I wheeled this Air Choice swamp cooler onto the porch and fired it up. The 5.3‑gallon tank plus the ice packs turned that sticky air into a cool breeze tunnel within ten minutes.The 110‑degree oscillation meant every cousin at the cookout caught a breeze, even the ones hogging the grill. I set the remote timer to crash at midnight—unit shut itself off while I was dreaming, no 3 a.m. stumble to the switch.Inside, I parked it next to the treadmill. Three speed settings kept my sweat session tolerable, and the wheels made it easy to roll back under the window afterward. No swamp smell either; water stayed clean thanks to the wide tank opening that’s easy to scrub.When the forecast reads “air you can chew,” this cooler brings that desert‑evening feel without drenching the power bill. Fill, chill, roll on.
Productos recomendados