Zero Breeze

The world's first portable, multifunctional air conditioner

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The world's first portable, multifunctional air conditioner

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the technology is awesome, but the environmentalist in me wonders: do we really need A/C at the beach?

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10yr ago

Hunter

@jonathanmoyal -- I thought the same when i saw their ad video...I would have shot the Ad video in a hot place..not at a beach. I loved the product for its portability and other added features, it looks like a great product for the campers.

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10yr ago

@jonathanmoyal yes.

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10yr ago

@anodigital not really though

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10yr ago

Future Minds Fund

@jonathanmoyal Yes! Where i live, the beach is tooo hot to handle!

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10yr ago

this is the most ridiculous thing ive seen in quite a while. i dont even know where to begin. first, lets all take a deep breath and remove all the marketing non-sense from that video: the music that reminds us of vacation, the pretty people on the beach, the cute kid having a great time with his family and especially the dude that thinks 14 pounds is "super light". got it? good. ive to contain myself not writing this in caps, but: an AC outside? like, really? because there is no other way to refresh yourself while being at the beach? or while sitting on a freakin boat? im pretty sure this device cant be used over distances further than a foot or 2, because even if you feel the airflow traveling even further, it will already be replaced by the warm air outside. lets assume this is a great idea. did somebody think about the ergonomics? there is no flexibility to adjusting the direction of the airflow. you essentially have to position a 14 pound block of plastic to precisely blow into the direction you desire. why do you think most fans come with an adjustable head? the only valid use case is inside a tent. but, honestly if you go camping and have the desire for an AC to be around, please dont go camping. all i see in this product is a global warming accelerator with build in LEDs and phone charging.

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10yr ago

@gopietz the price is the only thing this could have had going for it, but at $350, I don't see it lasting

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10yr ago

@gopietz Come spend a week in Florida. It won't seem so ridiculous then.

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10yr ago

TheyMadeThat

I'm guessing that there's some sort of tube attachment they're not showing? If not how do they account for the 'waste' heat? The reason refrigerators and AC for your house works well is because they move heat outside of the enclosure that they are trying to cool, but if this thing just pumps the heat it's extracting back into the same room would it be as effective?

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10yr ago

@kay0stheory there seems to be an attachment available on the page.

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10yr ago

In hot weather, air conditioning is simply mandatory. Just imagine that it's hot in the summer now, but what is happening in Australia ? It's just a nightmare.

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5yr ago

Summer Bod 2020

If there was a solar charger I would think about using this. Otherwise just seems like global warming... er cooling. :)

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10yr ago

Product Hunt

This is handy (no pun intended). Luxurious summer camping gear. I wonder how long a single charge lasts though.

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10yr ago

Hunter

@rrhoover -- From their Kickstarter page, Zero-Breeze's power bank has a 64 cell battery which could operate for 5 hours in "medium" mode and 3.5 hours in "High" mode. Yeah, this looks cool (no pun intended) and if you are a camper, this is a must have.

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10yr ago

Useful if i am a porn star and have to do lot of outdoor scenes. that i am not. so i will skip and save my $350. Seems pretty useless for normal people like product hunters.

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10yr ago

@patelpriyank You seem to have an extended knowledge about porn star's body temperature while shooting an outdoor scene ☺

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10yr ago

@rotemthegolfer lol...Sshhh..

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10yr ago

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