The Hurricane Freeze Portable AC does not seem to have the advertised efficiency. Let’s see if Hurricane Freeze Portable AC is a scam or real. Read our HurricaneFreeze review to find out.
Hurricane Freeze Portable AC: What do you think? Is it true to its claims?
Because it looks like a mini humidifier, we don’t believe HurricaneFreeze Air Conditioner can work as claimed on the advertisement. We can see that the Portable AC is a sponge with the fan blowing. It won’t cool your room like AC, so we aren’t convinced.
This device can cool your room if it is small enough or you are close to AC. However, it will not cool your room as much as AC. It isn’t user-friendly because you have to continue putting water on the sponge to make it wet.
You may feel more uncomfortable due to the higher humidity. Humidity is always worse than heat. It seems that its claims are false.
There were/were many similar devices, with many complaints from users like Arctos and TundraBreezeAC. HurricaneFreeze Air Conditioner seems to be a new name for such devices.
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