Costco In-Warehouse Offer: Midea U 12,000 BTU Smart Inverter/Window Air Conditioner
$280
$379.99
(Valid thru 6/9)
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Costco Wholesale (link added as a reference) has Midea U 12,000 BTU Smart Inverter Window Air Conditioner w/ MShield (MAW12AV1QWT-C) on sale for $279.99 valid for in-warehouse purchase.
Thanks to community member emhsoto for finding this deal
Note, pricing is valid only for in-warehouse purchase; online price is available at a higher price
About the Product
Ultra-Quiet U-Shaped Design
Inverter Technology
Up to 550 Sq. Ft/Up to 20' Long Distance Airflow
35% Energy Savings
WiFi/Voice Smart Control
Flexible Window/Free to Open
Quiet Operation Blocking Noise
MShield Air Ionizer Technology
Easy Installation w/ Snap in Bracket
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Our research indicates that this deal is $80 less (26.32% savings) than the listed price of $379.99 at the time of this posting.
Midea U, the first ever U-shaped inverter 12,000 BTU window air conditioner unit w/ innovative design (improved 2024 version) w/ isolation noise features/quiet operation
Limit of 5 per member
Offer valid through June 9, 2024 or while promotional price/supplies last
Additional Notes
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Looks like the window Air conditioner unit will be on the next coupon book. I may buy one now and just ask for a price adjustment unless anyone has had trouble in the past asking for a refund?
You open the window and close it on the AC unit. It also has a platform it rests on
I drilled no holes and the thing can't go anywhere. It's easier than any other AC I've used and I have zero fears of dropping it out the window
Honestly confused why anyone thinks this is difficult to install especially compared to conventional styles. And especially considering how much smaller and lighter this type is
When are they coming out with a U-shaped AC with heat pump?
opposite experience. ours cooled better than anything we had prior. and we left it installed for 2 winters now. living in the northeast.. the u shape version makes that possible.
not sure what would make it a pain to uninstall though. the install for us was 10x easier than a traditional ac since it has a built in stand.
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Looks like the window Air conditioner unit will be on the next coupon book. I may buy one now and just ask for a price adjustment unless anyone has had trouble in the past asking for a refund?
Bought one in 2021. Last summer some of the insulation foam got sucked into the fan blade. I replaced the blade myself as it broke. I replaced the insulation and strapped it down with zip ties. Still working fine this year.
bought one of these last year. DIdn't cool that good compared to regular ac's. plus installing/removing is a pain ( have to remove because I'm in the northeast. Luckily I got refunded by manufacturer. This year I'm trying the same AC but not U shaped to see if it will make a difference.
I would think it was easier, not harder to install? My regular shaped one barely fits in the window, I have to prop up the window when I struggle to fit it in, big gaps to fill etc.
This is what I'm waiting for too! Any idea if they're actually making one?
They actually have one but yet to see one on sale. Being that I live in SW florida I would barely ever use it!
Well actually after looking its not in the U shape FYI
They actually have one but yet to see one on sale. Being that I live in SW florida I would barely ever use it!
Well actually after looking its not in the U shape FYI
Link? I have never seen a u-shaped model that includes heat pump
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05-07-2024 at 07:33 AM.
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The bracket to drill in and hold the AC is a lot more involving than just opening window and fitting a regular AC in.
You open the window and close it on the AC unit. It also has a platform it rests on
I drilled no holes and the thing can't go anywhere. It's easier than any other AC I've used and I have zero fears of dropping it out the window
Honestly confused why anyone thinks this is difficult to install especially compared to conventional styles. And especially considering how much smaller and lighter this type is
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I drilled no holes and the thing can't go anywhere. It's easier than any other AC I've used and I have zero fears of dropping it out the window
Honestly confused why anyone thinks this is difficult to install especially compared to conventional styles. And especially considering how much smaller and lighter this type is
not sure what would make it a pain to uninstall though. the install for us was 10x easier than a traditional ac since it has a built in stand.
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This is what I'm waiting for too! Any idea if they're actually making one?
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I would think it was easier, not harder to install? My regular shaped one barely fits in the window, I have to prop up the window when I struggle to fit it in, big gaps to fill etc.
Well actually after looking its not in the U shape FYI
Well actually after looking its not in the U shape FYI
Link? I have never seen a u-shaped model that includes heat pump
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank jmonster
I drilled no holes and the thing can't go anywhere. It's easier than any other AC I've used and I have zero fears of dropping it out the window
Honestly confused why anyone thinks this is difficult to install especially compared to conventional styles. And especially considering how much smaller and lighter this type is