

Review
This portable air cooler sits in an interesting middle ground between basic fans and full-blown portable air conditioning units. It's a 4-in-1 device—functioning as an air cooler, fan, humidifier, and air purifier depending on your needs and water tank setup.
What impressed me most is the quiet operation at 35dB, which is genuinely silent compared to standard portable AC units that typically hit 60dB+. The three-speed settings give you control over noise versus cooling power, and the 120-degree oscillation covers decent room coverage without constantly repositioning.
The 12-litre detachable tank is convenient for refills, and the included ice packs enhance cooling performance when you need extra punch. Rolling wheels make it genuinely portable—you're not wrestling a heavy unit around.
However, here's what matters: evaporative cooling relies on water evaporation, which means it's significantly less effective in humid environments. If you're in London or anywhere with summer humidity, cooling power will be disappointing compared to compression-based AC. It's also best suited for bedrooms, small offices, or supplementary cooling rather than tackling large living rooms.
At £291.66, this would be overpriced nonsense. But at £99.99 with a 66% discount? It's a competent alternative for people who want silent cooling for dry conditions or don't have space for traditional portable ACs. Just manage expectations—this isn't replacing a proper air conditioner, but as a quiet fan with cooling benefits, it delivers reasonable value at this price.