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Midea Duo 10000 BTU DOE Portable Air Conditioner with Smart Inverter

Very cold

Very satisfied.

Works Fabulous!  Keeping Room Cool in 95 degree heat.

Fabulous

Absolutely wonderful unit that works great and very quiet.

Great unit

Works very well, ductwork works well, but very restrictive on movement

Portable air conditioner

Good price

This item works great . Keeps the house cool on a 95 degree day.

Easy install and Quiet running .

Easy to install and cool the space fast.  There's no need to dump out condensed water.

GOOD PRODUCT

Worked really good for the first year cooling a 400 sq ft bedroom, at night time only during the hottest summer months. The second year the unit had a noticeable decline. It will drop the temp to 68 at the beginning of the night but will not be able to sustain that temp all night. I do think it also started to lag at the end of the first year as well. The first year it was really quiet and did get louder as the performance declined. A warranty claim may be successful but will likely cost as much as a new unit from what I have researched. Sam's club does have a satisfaction guarantee. 

NOTE: House AC is set at 72. Removable filters were always cleaned. Disassembled the outer case to clean and blow out the inside coils between the summers. The desired sleeping temperature is 65 in that closed room only. It can currently cool a 72 degree room to 70 degrees.

One year and it is downhill from then on

Easy to install.  Everything required included. Amazed at how quite it is.  Looks well designed and built.  Off white would probably blend in better.

Amazingly quite

I bought this unit last summer, and it's been unused in the boax all year.  This year, I gave away the one i had because i wanted to use the more efficient one (this one) because of the inverter feature.  That was a BIG mistake.  This hose system has been a nightmare.  I'm attempting to install in a vertical sliding window, but each time I connect the hose, either the hose disconnects, or the panel pops out of the window.  I used it one night, then realized the room was getting warm.  I checked to find that the entire panel was detached from the window and hot air was exhausting into my bedroom.  This unit has sat in the corner now for 2 weeks and I can't return it because I mad the mistake of not discovering this issue when I first bought it last year.  I've also had to remove my 2 Midea U-shaped ACs in the living room and dining room because of a recall.  This is frustrating and causes me to say i will NEVER buy another Midea product of any kind.

Midea.  A brand that does not inspire confidence.

The single-hung windows in my living room are really narrow, so I couldn't fit a normal window air conditioner in them. I installed this portable air conditioner in less than 20 minutes after reading the instructions and watching the video (so a lot easier to install than a window air conditioner). This was a good solution, as this air conditioner works well to cool down my open-beam living room. I did figure out that I had open the upper drain hole and let it drain condensed water into a bucket, otherwise it started to leak into my floors (probably because it's humid here, or my children were running it on "dry" mode). 

According to the box it was in, the CEER is 12.3, so not as energy efficient as a window air conditioner, but probably good for a portable air conditioner. (In the bedroom we have the Midea 8,000 BTU U-shaped inverter window air conditioner, and it has a CEER of 15, which is excellent.)

On the highest fan setting it's pretty noisy (much louder in comparison to the U-shaped window air conditioner), but it's just a low hum on the lowest setting. We can still hear the television on high fan setting, but it's noticeable, so we usually drop it down to medium or low when watching TV.

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