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HOMCOM 4-In-1 10,000 BTU Mobile Air Conditioner Portable AC Unit £242.99 with code @ Aosom
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Posted 21 June 2023

HOMCOM 4-In-1 10,000 BTU Mobile Air Conditioner Portable AC Unit £242.99 with code @ Aosom

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10,000 BTU AC unit. If you order it in App first time, u will get 15% off at £229.49.

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Highlights
  • FOUR MODES: Cool/dehumidify/ventilate/sleep - easy to pick a mode you want. Two speeds to go slow or fast. Air blades can be moved up and down. You can use this mobile air conditioner in many environments.
  • 24-HOUR TIMER: Set this portable air conditioner to turn on and off when you want - ideal for saving energy and especially perfect for nighttimes.
  • COMPACT, WITH WHEELS: Small, but mighty. This air conditioning unit can fit into smaller areas with ease. Four swivel wheels on the base to move around easily.
  • DUO CONTROL: LED screen to use when close, remote included to control from further away. Remote requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included).
  • WATER DRAINAGE PIPE INCLUDED. MAXIMUM COOLING; 10000BTU. SUITABLE AREA SIZE: 16-22m². NOTE: Can only be used for sliding door windows, the exhaust hose is required to connect inside and outside when installing. If the portable aircon unit can not be cooled, stand for 24 hours before turning it on
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  1. Bernandito's avatar
    Very good company to deal with. Always super fast delivery and great customer service. Ordered many items from them, never had any issues. I would recommend it to everyone. I have exactly the same air conditioning unit and it does an excellent job in this hot weather.
    crazylegs's avatar
    Google reviews don't seem to correlate with your experience!
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  2. L33TL33's avatar
    A lot of people have been skating these lately. Just this brand because they seem to break and ignore you when you contact them
    DDTTAA's avatar
    I've had a 9k one for 2 years and it's worked fine. Friend recently got one delieved that was DOA and are finding the company a nightmare to deal with. Taken a week to get a response
  3. Stevie_Bridges's avatar
    Bernandito aka homcom ceo
    crazylegs's avatar
    Thought that too
  4. tomtomato's avatar
    Bought a Homcom Portable AC a few months back and happy with it. Was received next day. It's noisy (they all are) but efficient and can be controlled from an app.

    Homcom by itself doesn't mean much. It's a bunch of devices from various Chinese suppliers with an import brand (homcom) slapped on. One model may be good, one model may be bad.

    Homcom = Aosom = MH Star (eBay seller)

    All the same company. (edited)
  5. AN_786's avatar
    Homcom + Wilko = bad memories lol
    Pcline9's avatar
    ohh no, what happened

    i recently bought a homcomm ac from wilko eek
  6. Kookie91's avatar
    I've bought this exact one through the app last month! Started using it this month when it's hot. Delivery was fast and had updates.

    So far the aircon been good.
    Yes its noisey but what do you expect? Unless your paying £600 for a quieter one go ahead..
    Works well for me as I use it for white noise and sleep with kids in the room.

    I didnt bother paying £20 on amazon for the window adapters. Made one my self using tesco bags and masking tape 😄
    Works wonders so far.

    Paid £246 for this, with promotional discount and app code. Same one on amazon cost aboutn £300 something
    carlitob101's avatar
    Hahaha please send a picture of your window
  7. superdry's avatar
    Honey plug-in adds further discount


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    Turret's avatar
    That's over £100 more!? :/
  8. birdski's avatar
    Anyone got any rough info on how much these cost to run? I know that will depend on your energy rates but wondered a rough idea if you had it running all night for example
    Zek's avatar
    I would say very roughly 38p odd an hour, depends what setting you have it on assuming there is any, lower setting would use less electric, probably has a timer on it so it can go off after a certain period. I would just run it before bed so you can get to sleep but not have it running all night whilst I'm asleep.
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