🌬️ Honeywell 525 CFM Indoor Outdoor Portable Evaporative Cooler - Complete Cooling Solution in Grey Review

I bought these for bedroom work so I don't have to run the AC all day in Central CA. One of these units will work in a large room if you don't expect it to go from 90 to 70 instantly. The fan is noisy even on the lowest setting, but cools well. It takes quite a bit of water to fill the water tank - a good 2-3 gallons. The work at tank level only takes about 4 hours. At a low level, closer to 10. A lot depends on your temperatures and humidity. Easy to carry, easy to fill (large pitcher or…

My pump failed during my first summer in Las Vegas. Keep it in the garage. But now I've learned to live without a pump and it's better than ever. They must be properly configured. I keep a large styrofoam cup in the nearest 5 gallon bucket of water. times easier to handle than with a large reservoir on the device. I just put in a cup of water and it takes 45 minutes. I like it. Now uses less power. Others write that it's just a big noisy fan. not so quiet. I agree. but it's a good powerful fan…

This item had a defective fan assembly and was not working. The 30 day return window only closed 3 days ago. Buyers should be aware that you must unbox and test immediately (and save the box), because if that doesn't work you'll be stuck with a large, expensive, useless piece of plastic. I'm working with Honeywell to possibly replace it as I can't return it now. Should it turn out that I receive a working device, I will update my review. **UPDATE** Despite the one-year warranty on the box…

This is one big buzzing machine! However, it is useless for cooling. DOES NOT cool the room. Cools the MAN. If I had known that, I would not have bought it. I have something to do at home, not just sitting in front of the fridge. I have to cool the room. If I were to buy another one I would go for the smaller version because in this case bigger isn't better. I measured the area I wanted to cool and bought the size I needed, but since it cools the person and not the room it really doesn't…