These will sell well in the mid-west right now.

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Sharp Portable AC
$219.99 + $5 Standard Shipping
Condition: Refurbished

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Cool.

We'll see CO spiking up on the map here.

Does this portable AC have Digital Zoom?

Wait...

I have owned a very similar sharp model for several years and love it. Works great, easy to move between rooms, installation is a snap. Great price, I paid double this for mine.

Buy with confidence.

You had me at "plasmacluster ions"

I just got one of these from Woot. Works great. Quiet as I would expect it to be. There is no hose provided for the dehumidifier mode. In A/C mode, it does NOT need a discharge hose, the moist hot air is evacuated through the exhaust hose. It's heavy, has wheels, but it's heavy. Hard to move from room to room, but it is possible. The adapter for the discharge only fits windows of a certain size, smaller windows and sliding glass doors won't work, unless you build an adapter yourself.

Who bought one in Michigan... It's an AC.

bluebeatpete wrote:You had me at "plasmacluster ions"

+1 lol

At 22.8 inches high I think this is the smallest portable AC unit I have seen besides a window mounted AC unit.

I am actually in the market for a portable AC unit. But after reading the reviews on Amazon I will pass. There as many 1 star reviews as 5 star reviews. It's a shame because this unit new on Amazon is $550.

i got one in the last woot off. seems well built and works well, though i only installed it last night. Above someone mentioned that it only fits certian size windows. I remember because i put it in last night that it was good on windows lafger than 21 inches, but like the above said, it seems like you could jerry rig it pretty easy for nearly any size. easy set up but heavy as hell. Mine went in the attick, and I had to take it up myself, which was possible but difficult. ask a friend for help.

Geesh another refurb? Woot, you need to change your name to ReFurb.com. I would never chance buying something someone returned.

bluebeatpete wrote:You had me at "plasmacluster ions"

But if you are releasing both positive and negative ions at the same time, don' they just negate each other? Obviously, I am not physicist, so I am guessing.

arwelsh wrote:Who bought one in Michigan... It's an AC.

Probably someone who was unprepared for the high-mid 90s and low 100s this past month.

These are selling like hotcakes.

Air conditioned hotcakes.

Will this work with a row boat?

(sorry)

jmillier wrote:Probably someone who was unprepared for the high-mid 90s and low 100s this past month.

Mid-90s and low 100s? Where I come from they call that "fall."

ps. id buy it again, you cant beat the price.

I give up....whole site is just one big ol CASHEW. Emphasis on CASHEW!

Bought two last week and love them!!! They are so quiet!!! Great deal!! Just bought another!!!

Anyone with one of these.... do you think it would work well to cool a 2 car garage with no windows (i.e. free standing)?

I'd like to work on my car occasionally during the summer, but here in Texas, no way with out AC.

I got it.. NOT BECAUSE IT IS AN AIR CONDITIONER.

My dehumidifier is getting long in the tooth in my basement. and it gets hot in the summer. This removes 60 pints in 24 hours.

Most 6o pint dehumdifiers will run you about 200-250. I checked the manual. There also a drain plug that will drain as well with a hose for full dehumdifier use. It is like a Twofor!

According to the map - they have sold quite a few, yet it's still 100% ??? We may just be here a while

ToejamFootball wrote:Geesh another refurb? Woot, you need to change your name to ReFurb.com. I would never chance buying something someone returned.

return DOES NOT EQUAL refurbished

please familiarize yourself with the definition of refurbished: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refurbishment_(electronics)

k0ugs wrote:return DOES NOT EQUAL refurbished

please familiarize yourself with the definition of refurbished: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refurbishment_(electronics)

Still have a year warranty.

dgc27185 wrote:According to the map - they have sold quite a few, yet it's still 100% ??? We may just be here a while

Selling like hot cakes up where hot cakes would probably be more useful to regulate temperature.

I would buy if it had HDMI and would charge my iphone.

Beware the Broken Casters!


Other than that, mine works great!

Quiet and Cool

Dave04 wrote:Anyone with one of these.... do you think it would work well to cool a 2 car garage with no windows (i.e. free standing)?

I'd like to work on my car occasionally during the summer, but here in Texas, no way with out AC.

It has to have a window to mount the hose to discharge the hot air.

Where is the iPod connector?

coondogg97 wrote:I am actually in the market for a portable AC unit. But after reading the reviews on Amazon I will pass. There as many 1 star reviews as 5 star reviews. It's a shame because this unit new on Amazon is $550.

Look at the quality of the 1 stars, most are pissed about lack of true "portability" too heavy, and probably got the wrong product for their needs. I'm in South TX, going to get one for the garage (no windows, HOA doesn't allow it) to specifically help with the moisture removal, but cooling should help as well.

In for 1!

Here is Florida, its good to have a backup during a storm related blackout.

(Yes, I know, you need a generator)

Joseph2254 wrote:I just got one of these from Woot. Works great. Quiet as I would expect it to be. There is no hose provided for the dehumidifier mode. In A/C mode, it does NOT need a discharge hose, the moist hot air is evacuated through the exhaust hose. It's heavy, has wheels, but it's heavy. Hard to move from room to room, but it is possible. The adapter for the discharge only fits windows of a certain size, smaller windows and sliding glass doors won't work, unless you build an adapter yourself.

Everything I wanted to know - thanks!

arwelsh wrote:Who bought one in Michigan... It's an AC.

Believe it or not, it DOES get hot in Michigan. Every summer.

danbfree wrote:It has to have a window to mount the hose to discharge the hot air.

Where did you find that?

terk wrote:Look at the quality of the 1 stars, most are pissed about lack of true "portability" too heavy, and probably got the wrong product for their needs. I'm in South TX, going to get one for the garage (no windows, HOA doesn't allow it) to specifically help with the moisture removal, but cooling should help as well.

costco sells this too. Pretty good reviews on there.

http://reviews.costco.com/2070/11630283/sharp-sharp-10-000-btu-portable-room-air-conditioner-with-plasmacluster-purifying-reviews/reviews.htm

My view is that if costco sells it, I will usually buy it because they only tend to stock the better made stuff.

If this is the same model that Woot had for sale a couple weeks ago, I have some feedback to share. It works well for a single room, but it is noisy as heck. I have to turn it off to watch TV or sleep. That kind of defeats the purpose of buying it from my perspective.