Review on 🌬️ Friedrich Chill Premier 6,000 BTU Smart Window Air Conditioner with WIFI Connectivity by Roberta Foell

So this is a very different air conditioner, I'm used to air conditioners that you just blow up to get the temperature when in reality they just overshoot and make it too cold. turns off for a while until it warms up a bit and then blows you up again, i have a nest temp sensor, a smartthings multipurpose sensor and a regular mercury thermometer (yes i know its a bit obsessive lol) everything included On the opposite side of the room flow from my air conditioner, it keeps the temperature at a certain level surprisingly well and does not deviate from that temperature at all. Maybe I'm just checking it at the right time or something, but when I turn it on, let it sit for an hour or so, every time I check the thermometers afterwards, they always read the right temperature! Well, it's a HUGE PAIN IN BACK Wi-Fi connections, especially if you have a router that uses a 5GHz and 2.4GHz network at the same time. I was able to bandage my daughter but still not mine. a while! I think I need to move it really far away from my router to make it work on the 2.4GHz network instead of the 5GHz network, but almost everything else that uses the 2.4GHz network chooses that simply off automatically! Also the remote control is TERRIBLE! and not just because it doesn't have a backlight, they somehow didn't realize it was 2020. Who the heck is still using IR remotes instead of RF!? You have to point straight at it like you would on an old-school TV, and sometimes you have to press the button twice before it registers. Also, the app shortcuts differ from the remote control and the air conditioner itself like the air conditioner itself and the remote control that you have the "money saving mode". You will NOT see this in the app but here is 'eco mode' which means 'money saving mode' in apps think its main purpose is to keep an already cool room what it's doing decent. Overall, I'm more than satisfied with its cooling capabilities; The other points mentioned require some work though!