Stay cool this summer in any room with this $190 portable AC
Image: CoolblusEven though the PCWorld team is global, we’re all melting from heat waves and complaining about them daily. This has sparked quite a few chats about portable AC units—and if you need relief from sweltering hot weather, now’s your chance to jump on a fantastic deal.
This Coolblus Portable AC is down to $190 right now, down from its list price of $248 for a savings of $58 (23% off).
Suppose you’re looking to cool down a specific room in your home and you don’t want to upgrade your central AC system—or you don’t even have one to begin with. That’s when you need a portable AC, like this one that delivers 3-in-1 functionality.
In addition to cooling down your room, it also works as a dehumidifier and a fan with adjustable speed and auto air swing, which helps distribute the cold air better and cool the space down faster.
This 8,500 BTU model is perfect for rooms of up to 360 sq. ft., able to cool things down to your desired temperatures within 15 minutes. It also has a Sleep Mode, which quietly keeps you cool through the night with reduced volume.
It’s also energy efficient with a CEER of 6.5, and it uses eco-friendly R32 refrigerant for peace of mind that your energy bill won’t explode.
Important: As with any portable AC, you’ll need a container for the drainage pipe (to eliminate condensation) and you’ll need to place it close to a window where you can connect the exhaust hose (to eliminate the hot air that’s pulled from your room). Fortunately, it comes with a window slide bar and adapter for easy setup.
With summer now heating up, you’ll want a portable AC sooner rather than later. Save $58 on this Coolblus Portable AC with this limited-time deal and look forward to a more comfortable summer this year.
The 8,500 BTU Coolblus Portable AC is $190Get it now on Amazon
Author: Gabriela Vatu, Contributing Writer
Gabriela has focused on tech writing for 12 years, covering news, reviews, buying guides, deals, and more. She has bylines in numerous consumer tech publications, including PCWorld, Macworld, PCMag, IGN, MakeUseOf, XDA, Android Police, and Pocket-lint.
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