Midea 8,000 BTU Smart Inverter Air Conditioner Window Unit with Heat and Dehumidifier – Cools up to 350 Sq. Ft., Energy Star Rated, Quiet Operation, Electronic Controls, Remote Control, White

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  Anthony Bain

  23 de julio de 2026

  This is the one!

  I've had this for a little over a year now. This unit is amazing! I've never had a issue with it. Cooling works great, so does heat. I also have central A/C and use this for a little extra in my kitchen where I'm frequently in and out. I have also noticed a nice decrease in my electricity bill from this being so efficient . Install is easy. It's also amazingly quiet compared to the last window unit I had.Ver másVer menos

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  D. Hamilton

  1 de agosto de 2026

  Very cool!

  I'm very impressed with this 8000 BTU window AC/Heat unit. My room is about 350 sq feet, and the AC is able to maintain 72 degrees on a 90 degree day with sun shining directly on that side of the house. Even on Max the unit is very quiet with no loud start up noises. It just quietly cycles through the night to closely maintain the set temperature. The air outlet has an adjustable up/down air flow director which is controlled from the remote. When the unit is turned off the air outlet closes automatically. The unit is not designed to be a primary heat source. If you set the unit on Auto versus Cool or Heat the unit will switch between heating and cooling to maintain the set temperature which could be very useful. This replaced an Amazon Basics 5000.BTU AC unit which was a good value and is still working, but this Midea model is superior in every way. I haven't set up the wifi control yet.Ver másVer menos

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  ZombieHunter247

  4 de julio de 2026

  Doesn't work when we need it most.

  Live on the TX coast. Bought two of these air conditioners specifically because we wanted the heater/AC combo. Last winter, we discovered this AC unit's heater won't work when it gets below a certain temp outside, which is when you need it the most. This summer, as we were entering into a historic heat wave, the controls on the unit in our bedroom decided to randomly go crazy and start doing things like turning on the dehumidifier, cranking up the temp to above 80F, changing to Celsius, etc without our having touched the controls. Occasionally, resetting the power would allow the unit to reset itself so we could use it as intended, but it just today began to not recognize touch input on the control panel.When it worked, it did really well. It wasn't excessively noisy, it was as easy to install as any other window unit, it drains well, and is comparable in size to other units of that output level. It just stopped working like it was supposed to.Ver másVer menos

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  Jack in the Green

  19 de abril de 2025

  Solid, quiet window unit with heating and cooling

  I bought this since I really liked the functionality of a previous Midea unit I bought for my shop, but didn't care for the u-shape style.This one is 8000 BTU, and also has the heating function. It is basically a heat pump in a regular square window unit form factor. I bought it to help cool the bedroom, and heat function was just a nice "bonus" that I didn't plan on using. I installed it early April, and the temps dropped the next day. I will say that the heat function works very well, and while the literature says 41 degrees F (5 degrees C) is the minimum outdoor operating temperature, it seemed to work down into the upper 30s (around 2 to 3 degrees C) on a couple nights.In the app, this model actually shows up as a "split unit" so you know it's a real heat pump.ProsCold when you want itWarm when you want it (within reason)Much quieter than the generic "on/off" style window unit it replaced (this one is inverter driven)Scheduling and long distance operation via Wi-Fi and the app is pretty easyIncluded remote works wellThey include locking screws and insulating tape for installation. The top groove and side blocking pieces are included, but you have to attach themConsIf you have sensitive hearing, you'll hear the high pitched whine from the inverter systemMy LED lights on the same circuit as the AC flicker in a slightly annoying wayIn auto heat/cool mode, the "dead zone" AKA "hysteresis" is a bit too small. The system will switch between heat and cool a lot if the temperature is close to targetUnit was a bit wider than the old AC, and I had to get creative with the side blocking pieces and insulating tapeAt certain frequencies, you may get some vibration in the wall/window from the AC. I get it a bit, but it's usually while it's speeding up so it only lasts a few seconds. The manual states this happens due to "weak walls." I live in a double wide, so maybe?I'm really being a bit picky, because overall I'm totally satisfied with this unit! I like that it only runs as hard as it needs to, and the 8000 BTU size is great for a medium bedroom and bathroom combo. I strongly recommend it so far.Overall power draw is typically between 200 and 400 watts while running, it does seem to use a bit more power in heat mode and gets close to 500 watts at times (according to a KILL A WATT meter)Stand by is under 2 watts
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  team W

  16 de abril de 2025

  Surprisingly Quiet - Heat Function Is Useful & Cheap to Run But Limited In Cold Climates

  These things have come a long way since I last needed one. This thing is surprisingly quiet and much more energy efficient than the ones made just a decade ago. If you can't have central air or a true mini-split, then this is about as close as you can get to one in a window unit, at least when it comes to noise and efficiency. I think it would be particularly good in a bedroom, home office or anywhere where you need A/C but really want the quiet of central air. The unique thing with this unit is that it comes with a reversing valve just like those bigger A/C systems, meaning it can run in reverse and heat the room as well as cooling it. Well, sort of. It has an 8,000 BTU cooling performance but only 7,000 BTU of heat output. So for some reason, it is a bit less efficient when used for heat. However, that heating inefficiency is relative, since it only pulls about 600 watts in heat mode, meaning it is well over 3x as efficient as a traditional electric space heater that pulls 1,500 watts and provides only a bit over 5,000 BTUs of heat. So for those cooler spring/fall nights it may still very well be the cheapest source of heat in your house. That is the magic of heat pumps, it always takes less energy to just move existing heat that is already in the air somewhere else than to create it. However, unlike a bigger mini-split or central AC unit, it cannot defrost the outside coils in cold weather, so it can only provide heat when the ambient temperature outside is 41 degrees or warmer. It also has the problem every window A/C has - you can't really get a perfect, energy efficient seal around it and even if you could seal around it well, the metal unit itself is still going to let a fair bit of cold into the room if you leave it in place all winter. So you really still have to do what you do with every other window unit in a cold climate and pull it out of the window entirely during the coldest months of winter. I found that taking it in and out of the window to be just about as heavy and cumbersome as it always has been, so this new design isn't any lighter than the window units from 10-20 years ago. Having a true, four season heat pump in a small, compact window unit would be a total game changer. This is definitely not that product, which is a little frustrating because it is so close but just falls a bit short. I am not sure why they couldn't design this as a cold weather capable heat pump, but they didn't, and so don't buy this expecting it to provide virtually 100% of your heating and cooling needs unless you live somewhere that almost never drops down to 40 degrees at night.
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  TLe_the_bookworm

  5 de noviembre de 2024

  Great AC. Non working temperature sensor.

  I bought this in late July 2024 and installed it around the hottest time of the year, august. Now it's November, colder. I wanted to experience using it in both hot and cold weather before writing my review.It worked great as an AC and heater. I was pleasantly surprised at how quiet and efficient it is. It is noisier when using for heat as the heatpump seem to rattle when starting up. Once it is running for a few minutes, then it quiets down.The temperature sensor does not work. It seem to use the outside temperature and not the inside. In summer, it's 95+F outside, I have to set it to 75F to keep it from getting too cold in my office. In the winter, I have to set it to 72F as the outside temperature drops into the 50s to keep it from making my office too hot. I have a temperature sensor in my office that measure 78F degree, but this unit kept outputting heat.I had it set to auto and 74F, and one cold winter morning, I came into my office to a very hot 80F! Reducing it to 72F stops the heat.So it looks like this unit is using outdoor temperature to decide when to run.2024/12/16 update - in heat mode, there is a deep bass hum from the unit. It works well though on cold days. It struggles when outside drops below 41F, but above that, it works well. Once Midea fixes the temperature sensor, I'll raise the rating, otherwise I am happy with it.Ver másVer menos

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