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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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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Any experts out there can tell me whether I can use window a/c units as through the wall? We bought a house where the previous owner converted the carport into a room and built a hole for the current a/c unit. It's pretty old and grimy so I was thinking it'd be good to buy in advance anyway. I'm in Florida--that thing is going to be run 24 hours if only to regulate humidity.
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Any experts out there can tell me whether I can use window a/c units as through the wall? We bought a house where the previous owner converted the carport into a room and built a hole for the current a/c unit. It's pretty old and grimy so I was thinking it'd be good to buy in advance anyway. I'm in Florida--that thing is going to be run 24 hours if only to regulate humidity.
Any experts out there can tell me whether I can use window a/c units as through the wall? We bought a house where the previous owner converted the carport into a room and built a hole for the current a/c unit. It's pretty old and grimy so I was thinking it'd be good to buy in advance anyway. I'm in Florida--that thing is going to be run 24 hours if only to regulate humidity.
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Seems to help for mine and I don't need to run the central air, which is like, seer 10-11 or something really not efficient, it's like from the 80s or 90s.
Need sleeve style the regular ones blow air out top which is inside a wall sleeve.
How is it pain? Just installed mine for the 3rd year, and works like a charm. It's absolutely the easiest to install, much lighter for one person and literally takes no more time than moving a chair, albeit heavier.
Highly recommend..however I do have 2 of these, one has a whine, the other is dead silent. So the common complaint of whine is real but it's nothing unbearable unless you are within 2 feet of it.
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Some people don't like this, but the fact that it'll modulate itself all the way down to run quietly @ around 90W is pretty nice for keeping a space conditioned without a noisy AC frequently turning itself off & on.
I got one of these last summer, and it performed well - so well that it pretty much took over cooling my whole house and my central AC barely had to run at all.
Tip: the app have "boost mode" which will run at full power if you need to quickly cool down the room.
Highly recommend..however I do have 2 of these, one has a whine, the other is dead silent. So the common complaint of whine is real but it's nothing unbearable unless you are within 2 feet of it.
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Moving heavy objects is very personal to ones abilities. Though comparing to a non U window AC, I find it easier..