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

Typical price i
370.– to 710.–

These units are compact, portable, and designed to cool single rooms, making them easy to move around as needed.

Ideal for renters or those seeking flexibility, they provide quick relief from heat without complex installation.

Typical price i
85.– to 210.–

Air coolers use water evaporation to lower temperature and are generally more energy-efficient than traditional AC units.

Best suited for dry climates, they provide a natural cooling effect while being cost-effective and easy to maintain.

Typical price i
1800.– to 2700.–

These systems are installed on rooftops and are designed to cool larger spaces, such as commercial buildings or homes with flat roofs.

They save indoor space and provide efficient cooling for expansive areas, making them ideal for businesses or larger residential setups.

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170.– to 570.–

Designed for small rooms, such as bedrooms or home offices, with a cooling capacity suitable for spaces up to 30 m².

Ideal for providing efficient cooling in compact areas, ensuring a comfortable environment without energy wastage.

Typical price i
360.– to 610.–

Perfect for medium-sized rooms, like living rooms or small apartments, accommodating spaces from 31 to 40 m².

Ensures adequate cooling for slightly larger areas, striking a balance between comfort and energy efficiency.

Typical price i
440.– to 840.–

Built for larger spaces, such as open-plan living areas or larger bedrooms, covering areas from 41 to 54 m².

Provides powerful cooling capabilities, making it suitable for larger gatherings or high-heat activities, enhancing overall comfort.

Typical price i
260.– to 520.–

Suitable for small to medium-sized rooms (up to about 350 sq. ft.), providing sufficient cooling without excessive energy use.

Ideal for bedrooms or small living areas, ensuring comfort during hot weather while keeping electricity costs manageable.

Typical price i
400.– to 680.–

Designed for medium to large rooms (up to 600 sq. ft.), offering enhanced cooling capabilities for larger spaces.

Perfect for open-concept living areas or larger bedrooms, promoting a comfortable environment even during peak heat.

Typical price i
460.– to 750.–

Best suited for larger spaces (up to 1,000 sq. ft.), delivering powerful cooling for expansive areas.

Recommended for larger homes or commercial spaces, effectively combating high temperatures and enhancing indoor comfort.

Typical price i
110.– to 550.–

Produces moderate sound levels, comparable to a quiet conversation or background music.

Suitable for living spaces where noise should be minimal, allowing for a comfortable and undistracted environment.

Typical price i
260.– to 710.–

Generates noticeable noise, similar to the sound of a dishwasher or a normal office environment.

Ideal for areas where some ambient sound is acceptable, such as living rooms or family spaces, without being overly disruptive.

Typical price i
320.– to 610.–

Operates at higher noise levels, akin to the sound of a vacuum cleaner.

Best for locations where noise is less of a concern, like garages or utility rooms, making it less suitable for quiet settings.

Typical price i
270.– to 340.–

Represents the highest level of energy efficiency, consuming the least amount of electricity for optimal cooling performance.

Ideal for eco-conscious consumers, A+++ units can lead to substantial savings on energy costs over time.

Typical price i
710.– to 890.–

Offers very good energy efficiency, using slightly more energy than A+++ but still significantly less than lower-rated models.

A++ units are great for budget-conscious buyers seeking a balance between performance and energy savings.

Typical price i
570.– to 890.–

Provides good energy efficiency, suitable for moderate use, and consumes more energy than A++ models.

Best for those who use air conditioning less frequently but still want to maintain reasonable energy costs.

Typical price i
360.– to 680.–

Indicates basic energy efficiency, utilizing more energy than the higher classes but still providing adequate cooling.

A-rated air conditioners may be suitable for occasional use or smaller spaces, but they can lead to higher energy bills over time.