This air conditioner is great because of its affordable price and compact size. It operates quietly, as you can hear in the video I took, and it doesn't disrupt my kids, who sleep next to it.

The item arrived much later than expected, but after setting it up, it effectively cools my room.

I have been using the Impecca air conditioner for a few weeks and so far I think it is a good product at a great price. It is smaller and lighter than my previous air conditioner but still very powerful. The 5000 BTUs is enough to cool my small bedroom and the High Cool 7 setting can make my room extremely cold in just an hour.

A helpful tip for keeping the room cool at night is to run the AC for 1-2 hours on the High Cool setting before the temperature drops below 60 degrees, then shut it off for the night. Adding insulation foam to the windows and doors can also help keep the room cool for longer periods.

I learned not to run the window AC when the temperature outside is below 60 degrees because it can freeze up the unit. This may have been why my previous air conditioner kept shutting off on cold nights. The Impecca air conditioner was easy to install right out of the box, and I only needed a Philips screwdriver. According to the installation manual, the 5/16 pitch is built into the design of the unit and there is no need to worry about it. Also, when installing the side panels, make sure to lay the unit on its back with the buttons face up to slide each panel through the 4 holes on each side.

I almost didn't buy this air conditioner due to the negative reviews, but now I realize that people tend to give too much weight to negative product reviews. Most electronics are tested before sale and rarely fail right out of the box. It's worth noting that most people only leave reviews if something is wrong with the product, which skews the reviews in a negative way.

My only complaints about this air conditioner are that it does not have a built-in timer (which could have raised the price) and the knob for turning the unit on and off could eventually break off. Lastly, the air conditioner did not produce super cold air immediately right out of the box. It took a few hours for it to get really cold, so that's something to keep in mind.

I have been using the Impecca air conditioner for a few weeks and so far I think it is a good product at a great price. It is smaller and lighter than my previous air conditioner but still very powerful. The 5000 BTUs is enough to cool my small bedroom and the High Cool 7 setting can make my room extremely cold in just an hour.

A helpful tip for keeping the room cool at night is to run the AC for 1-2 hours on the High Cool setting before the temperature drops below 60 degrees, then shut it off for the night. Adding insulation foam to the windows and doors can also help keep the room cool for longer periods.

I learned not to run the window AC when the temperature outside is below 60 degrees because it can freeze up the unit. This may have been why my previous air conditioner kept shutting off on cold nights. The Impecca air conditioner was easy to install right out of the box, and I only needed a Philips screwdriver. According to the installation manual, the 5/16 pitch is built into the design of the unit and there is no need to worry about it. Also, when installing the side panels, make sure to lay the unit on its back with the buttons face up to slide each panel through the 4 holes on each side.

I almost didn't buy this air conditioner due to the negative reviews, but now I realize that people tend to give too much weight to negative product reviews. Most electronics are tested before sale and rarely fail right out of the box. It's worth noting that most people only leave reviews if something is wrong with the product, which skews the reviews in a negative way.

My only complaints about this air conditioner are that it does not have a built-in timer (which could have raised the price) and the knob for turning the unit on and off could eventually break off. Lastly, the air conditioner did not produce super cold air immediately right out of the box. It took a few hours for it to get really cold, so that's something to keep in mind.

I used this air conditioner to cool a small 155 sq ft bedroom. The unit weighs 35 lbs. and was easy to install in the window, though it's better with two people. I use it at night and it works great, even lowering the room temperature to 65 degrees. There's a thermostat if you want to leave it on all night at a higher temperature. My only issue is the side panels, they don't keep bugs out well. I fixed it by covering the window frame with paper and masking tape to seal it up.

I used this air conditioner to cool a small 155 sq ft bedroom. The unit weighs 35 lbs. and was easy to install in the window, though it's better with two people. I use it at night and it works great, even lowering the room temperature to 65 degrees. There's a thermostat if you want to leave it on all night at a higher temperature. My only issue is the side panels, they don't keep bugs out well. I fixed it by covering the window frame with paper and masking tape to seal it up.

I live in a small tiny house with only 300 square feet of space, but with high ceilings. This air conditioner does a great job of keeping the room cool. It has four settings - high fan, low fan, high cool, and low cool - which give me enough options to stay comfortable without spending a lot of money. It doesn't have an electronic thermostat, so I can't set a specific temperature, but I just turn it on when I get hot and off or down when I get cold. The low cool setting has been effective for me up to about 90 degrees. I'll see how well it continues to work for me during the rest of the hot Mississippi summer! I would recommend it for tiny houses and bedrooms if you don't need all the fancy features that other air conditioners offer.

I live in a small tiny house with only 300 square feet of space, but with high ceilings. This air conditioner does a great job of keeping the room cool. It has four settings - high fan, low fan, high cool, and low cool - which give me enough options to stay comfortable without spending a lot of money. It doesn't have an electronic thermostat, so I can't set a specific temperature, but I just turn it on when I get hot and off or down when I get cold. The low cool setting has been effective for me up to about 90 degrees. I'll see how well it continues to work for me during the rest of the hot Mississippi summer! I would recommend it for tiny houses and bedrooms if you don't need all the fancy features that other air conditioners offer.