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Finally, someone has invented a portable air conditioner! This is the first time I've heard of such an invention. Last summer, I bought myself a portable battery-powered fan, which I got as a gift with a hairdryer. It has more than once saved me from the heat outside or in some crowded cafe with lousy air conditioning. I don't really like sitting in poorly ventilated rooms, but my job requires me to meet buyers of my work. Can't I call ac repair st pete and make the cafe have a cool atmosphere that customers will want to come back to?
Mhh color me sceptical. You have to add ice to it for it to cool you. So it’s not really an air conditioner, more like a clever fan.
On the site it says it’s the "world’s first self-contained temperature relief device", which it is obviously not if you have to manually add ice.
While I don’t doubt that this thing will cool you down, it’s completely over-hyped and definitely not the world’s first. They may have built a really amazing fan that really does cool the air slightly, but it’s not an air conditioner.
I would love to see a real test of this thing’s cooling abilities. I’ll be first in line to buy it if it actually significantly cools me down.
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This is a personal air cooler at best not an air conditioner, an air conditioner uses a compressor and refrigeration gas. Devices that use ice or water are air coolers and I wish the sellers of such products across the internet would stop calling them air conditioners as it dilutes the market and makes small portable air conditioners hard to find and buy. A person looking for a real air conditioner would have no interest in something like this so it is pointless targeting the phrase "AIr Conditioner" in your marketing. Make it bigger the size of a bucket, for example, add a small compressor, some refrigeration gas and make it run on AC both 110v and 220v and you could sell these worldwide to campers and caravan owners.
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