Too many air conditioners? Here's how to find the right one

Typical price i
610.– to 3600.–

Consists of an indoor and outdoor unit, using inverter technology for efficient temperature control.

Offers quiet operation and energy savings by adjusting the compressor speed based on cooling needs, making it ideal for long-term use.

Typical price i
370.– to 680.–

Portable units that can be moved from room to room, providing flexible cooling options without permanent installation.

Perfect for renters or those needing temporary cooling solutions, allowing easy transportation and setup in various spaces.

Typical price i
100.– to 230.–

Uses water evaporation to cool the air, making it more eco-friendly and cost-effective, especially in dry climates.

Ideal for areas with low humidity, offering a natural cooling solution while consuming less energy compared to traditional air conditioning.

Typical price i
220.– to 610.–

Designed for smaller spaces, this option typically has a cooling capacity suitable for rooms up to 30 square meters.

Ideal for bedrooms or small living areas, ensuring efficient cooling without wasting energy.

Typical price i
440.– to 750.–

This model offers a higher cooling capacity for medium-sized rooms ranging from 31 to 45 square meters.

Perfect for larger bedrooms or small open-plan living areas, providing a comfortable environment without straining the unit.

Typical price i
440.– to 840.–

Built for larger spaces, this air conditioner effectively cools rooms between 46 and 60 square meters.

Recommended for spacious living rooms or combined areas, ensuring even temperature distribution and enhanced comfort.

Typical price i
320.– to 1600.–

This range is suitable for small rooms, such as bedrooms or home offices, typically up to 300 square feet.

Ideal for quick cooling in compact spaces, promoting comfort without excessive energy consumption.

Typical price i
360.– to 640.–

Perfect for medium-sized areas, such as living rooms or kitchens, generally accommodating spaces between 300 and 600 square feet.

Provides balanced cooling for everyday comfort while maintaining energy efficiency during peak usage.

Typical price i
490.– to 840.–

Designed for larger rooms and open layouts, suitable for spaces over 600 square feet, such as great rooms or large apartments.

Ensures optimal cooling performance in expansive areas, making it easier to maintain a consistent and comfortable temperature.

Typical price i
160.– to 610.–

This range is comparable to the sound of a quiet conversation or background music.

Ideal for bedrooms or offices, it provides a peaceful atmosphere while effectively cooling your space.

Typical price i
340.– to 680.–

This level is similar to the noise of a typical dishwasher or a light traffic area.

Suitable for living rooms or open spaces, it balances cooling power with moderate noise that is generally acceptable for daily activities.

Typical price i
680.– to 4900.–

This noise level resembles the sound of a vacuum cleaner or busy restaurant environment.

Best for outdoor areas or larger spaces where higher cooling capacity is prioritized over noise, but might be disruptive in quieter settings.

Typical price i
750.– to 2600.–

Represents the highest energy efficiency rating, consuming minimal energy for operation.

Ideal for long-term savings on electricity bills, especially for households that use air conditioning frequently.

Typical price i
570.– to 3100.–

Offers excellent energy efficiency, with slightly higher energy consumption than A+++ models.

A great choice for users looking to balance performance and savings, providing efficient cooling without compromising comfort.

Typical price i
490.– to 750.–

Still provides good energy efficiency, though not as high as A++ or A+++ ratings.

Suitable for moderate use, offering a reasonable balance between initial cost and ongoing energy savings.

Typical price i
370.– to 680.–

Represents the minimum efficiency standard for air conditioners, consuming more energy compared to higher classes.

May be more affordable upfront, but can lead to higher energy bills over time, making it less ideal for frequent users.