Great buy!

Super quiet. Would not hesitate to buy again

Great unit—blows cold, the dry mode really takes the dampness out. It's super quiet--almost too quiet, it's hard to tell if its even on when the display is off. I love white noise, little bummed that I couldn't hear it. :) But it's an Ac..does it job really well!

Pros Nice product with minimal noise. I couldn't test its long-term cooling performance yet because the weather hasn't been very hot. However, during short test runs, it cooled well while staying very quiet. Features This is my second window air conditioner and is about 20% larger than my previous one. Cons The device works well overall and looks new. However, the fit and finish could be better. I noticed a few screw scratches and slight deformation on the heatsink.

The overall rating is 2. The product is fine. I bought two at Walmart where the price is $5 less than the club price at Sam's. Since I pay $120/yr for membership, I don't expect to find cheaper prices in a Walmart store. Is this the value of a Sam's membership?

AAA+++

I love this A/C! It's exactly what I was looking for. It's EXTREMELY quiet. My old one sounded like a a generator and took an hour or two to cool the room. This one cools the room FAST and KEEPS it cool.

Second Midea I've owned. First one Midea recalled for mold issue (wonder how that is for my health) so grabbed this one to replace it. This 8000 BTU is same size as previous and does NOT cool nearly as good as the other one. I already have it installed otherwise I'd return it. I'd look at other brands for anyone shopping.

Very nice unit. Quiet operation. It has a nice Smarthome app that gives you a bit more control of the unit. You can turn off the panel lights for example. And you can enable a boost cooldown mode that I don't think it available from the front panel. You can also program it to follow any schedule you can think up. It took a couple tries to get it to talk to the wifi, but not that difficult. It will oscillate the louvers up and down or you can stop them at any position. It measures room temperature from the air intake (it is a couple degrees cooler than the room because it is on the air conditioner. So if you want the room to be 71 degrees you might need to set the temp to 68 or 69 degrees. So far I am enjoying it. I installed it by myself, and it was quite heavy. I was able to manage it though.

We recently received the unfortunate news that our air handler needed to be replaced. Compounding the issue, we learned that due to updated regulations, it’s no longer possible to simply replace the air handler; the entire HVAC system must now be upgraded to accommodate a newer type of refrigerant. The cost for this new system was estimated to be around $7,000–$8,000. However, our HVAC technician suggested that, given the size of our home (800 sq ft) and its age (built in the 1950s), a more practical and cost-effective solution would be to install either a mini split system or inverter-style window units. After conducting some research, we found that inverter window units appeared to be the most efficient and convenient option for our needs. We ultimately purchased two Midea inverter window units—one 12,000 BTU and one 8,000 BTU—capable of cooling a combined 900 sq ft, which comfortably covers our home’s footprint. So far, they’ve been performing exceptionally well. The units maintain a consistent indoor temperature and operate very quietly. Once the set temperature is reached, the units power down and automatically restart when the temperature begins to rise again. We also opted for extended warranties on both units, which offers peace of mind. I appreciate the simplicity of being able to replace a window unit myself if necessary, rather than relying on a technician for repairs or installation.