Best Buy has
TCL 550-sq-ft 12,000 BTU Smart Inverter Window Air Conditioner (H12W4MW) on sale for
$329.99.
Shipping is free.
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Slick_Drone for finding this deal.
Features:- Experience powerful cooling with the Q-Series, boasting an impressive 12000 BTU capacity that effortlessly cools rooms up to 550-sq. ft. on those scorching summer days
- Enjoy stronger, more powerful performance that's ultra-quiet (down to 40dBs) with Innovative sound-reducing inverter technology
- Unlock impressive energy savings up to 38% with TCL's AI Inverter technology; The Q-Series also achieved Energy Star's Most Efficient Certification
- Reach cooler temperatures more quickly and consistently without any harsh noises or heat spikes with the TCL proprietary Smart Inverter algorithm
- The Q-Series features a built-in pre-assembled frame, ensuring a significantly easier and faster setup compared to traditional ACs (Window Size Requirement: 26-36 inch width, 14.5 inch opening height)
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I think it is overkill
I think it is overkill
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I think it is overkill
I think it is overkill
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Otherwise, hard to answer your question without more information. What size space are you trying to cool? How are you cooling during a power outage?
The Midea U Shaped window Air Conditioner CEER is 14.5 to 15 and is Energy Star Rated.
The Hisense U Shaped window Air Conditioner CEER is 15 and is Energy Star Rated.
The Midea and Hisense (both inverter) are available at Costco and Amazon (on sale earlier this year and typically clearanced at the summer's end, if not sold out)
Your choice.
I have both Midea U (8K, 10K, and 12K) and Hisense U 8K. I prefer the Midea, but the Hisense is OK (lower profile, but slightly noiser). P.S. I have a large house with central air and use the window ACs to cool bedrooms at night or add cooling to living areas (I am retired and kids have grown up, moved out). HOA restrictions are the main hurdle.
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