Cool breeze!
By Air in Chicago from Chicago, IL on 08/6/2008.
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Pros:
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Cools the Whole Room, Energy Efficient, Accurate Temperature Controls |
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Best Uses:
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Large Room |
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Primary use:
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Personal |
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Cons:
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Uneven Cooling, Loud |
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Describe Yourself:
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Value Oriented |
It does cool the room, however a bit uneven, besides the noise, which could be worse it is a good product.
Just what I expected from GE- quality!!
By The Computer Lady from Brick, NJ on 07/23/2007.
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Pros:
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Easy Window Installation, Even Air Distribution, Quiet, Energy Efficient, Accurate Temperature Controls, Cools the Whole Room |
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Best Uses:
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Large Room |
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Primary use:
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Personal |
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Describe Yourself:
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Quality Oriented, Value Oriented |
It fit in my existing space where the very old conditioner was in and with very little adjustment needed. [...]
Noisy, But Works Very Well
By Cajun Man from Rochester, NY on 05/9/2007.
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Pros:
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Energy Efficient, Cools the Whole Room, Accurate Temperature Controls |
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Cons:
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Loud |
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Describe Yourself:
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Renter |
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Best Uses:
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Whole-Apartment Cooling, Large Room |
I purchased this model to replace a 12-year-old 10,000 BTU GE unit, located in the living room. Old air conditioner was worn-out, provided negligible cooling, and cost me mega-$$$ to run. Bottom line, the old unit reached the end of its useful life, and needed to be replaced.In any event, this new air conditioner is a revelation in terms of performance. While somewhat noisy, it cools my entire apartment (a large one-bedroom unit, approx. 700 square feet) with ease. And the digital controls are incredible -- you set the desired temperature, and the air conditioner takes care of the rest. The ambient room temperature is displayed as well!TIP: Purchase a GE unit with electronic controls (i.e., models AJCQxxxx) rather than the old rotary controls. For the [$] price difference, you are afforded significantly better precision (pick a desired temperature rather than fiddle with a nebulous "cooler/warmer" dial with no temperature markings), three fan speeds rather than two, a timer (unit starts and/or stops after a set period of time), display of the current room temperature, and a remote control.