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Midea 8,000 BTU U-Shaped Smart Inverter Air Conditioner –Cools up to 350 Sq. Ft., Ultra Quiet with Open Window Flexibility, Works with Alexa/Google Assistant, 35% Energy Savings, Remote Control

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Features

  • ULTRA QUIET - The U-shape design of Midea U Smart Inverter AC uses your window to block noise outside. The highly-efficient inverter system warrants ultra-low noise and vibration, 9x quieter than traditional units with operation as low as 32 dBA.Cooling Watts : 710W, Rated Cooling Amps (AHAM) : 8.78.Airflow (CFM) Roomside (hi low) : 215/150. Refrigerant : R32.
  • MORE THAN 35% ENERGY SAVINGS - With the advanced DC Inverter technology, Midea U achieves over 35% energy savings compared to other traditional units. It is the first window AC to obtain the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient Certification
  • SMART CONTROL - Midea U Smart Inverter AC is Wi-Fi enabled and can be controlled from anywhere using the MSmartHome app on iOS or Android. You can also use voice commands throughout your house, office, or apartment using Alexa or Google Assistant devices
  • FLEXIBLE WINDOW OPENING - The U-shaped design allows your window to open, bringing fresh air into your home and maintaining more of your view when the unit is installed. When the window is closed, the Anti-Theft Mechanism locks the window for added safety
  • ROBUST INSTALLATION - Install the included quick-snap bracket, set the unit on the bracket, and secure the sidearms. Then you are all done and ready to enjoy. Available for single-hung or double-hung windows with width 22"-36", minimal height at 13.75"

Description

Introducing the first U-shaped Inverter Window Air Conditioner allows you to open or close your window while the unit is installed. Ultra Quiet - The U-shaped design blocks the noise from the outside compressor. Long-distance Airflow up to 20 feet - The strong Airflow allows you to feel the cold air up to 20 feet away. Warranty - 1 Year Parts & Labor Warranty comes with each Midea product to ensure the quality of our brand to our customers. Our team is happy to help if any questions or issues arise, and make sure to register your product on our website for even faster support in the future. FAQs: 1. Does the product comes with a mounting bracket and mounting accessories? - The product includes a quick-snap bracket. No separate purchase is needed. 2. This is my first installation experience. How can I install the item? - You can read the instruction of the installation manual or watch the installation video on the detail page. 3. I found that there are missing parts in the package. - Please check the packages to avoid missing accessories in the corner or under the foam (ex., L brackets). We are always happy to assist you by hotline and email. 4. There is a gap between the body and the accessories after installation. - Please watch the installation video on the product page for steps to seal the gap. 5. The machine is not cooling or cooling slowly. - Please select the appropriate capacity section according to the recommended area. (2) Check if the machine is in cooling mode. (3) May need a larger unit depending on your area's climate. 6. Can the display light of the machine and the key "beep" sound be turned off? - Yes, you can turn off the display light and sound in the new application .

Specs & Other Info

Specification Details
Manufacturer Midea
Cooling Ability 8000 BTU
Special Qualities Fast Cooling, Dust Filter, and Dehumidifier
Dimensions 19.17"D x 21.97"W x 13.46"H
Energy Efficiency 5-Star Energy Star rating, 15 SEER
Manufacture Year 2022
Design Color White
Operating Voltage 115 Volts
Sound Emission 42 dB
Weight 55.6 lbs
Origin Country China
Model Number MAW08V1QWT
Battery Information 1 Lithium Metal battery included, not user-serviceable
Cleaning and Maintenance Occasional cleaning recommended, unplug before cleaning
Warranty One year limited warranty from date of purchase (Only applies to authorized purchases)
Additional Items Included are a Window Bracket and Remote Control
Suggested Floor Area Up to 350 square feet
Cord Length 6.23 inches

Frequently asked questions

The Midea 8,000 BTU U-Shaped Air Conditioner is deemed smart because it has the capability to connect to WiFi. This allows it to be controlled remotely through a mobile app and it is also compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control.

The U-shaped design is not only unique but it includes many benefits. Predominantly, it allows users to open and close their window without affecting the air conditioner. This brings an increased level of convenience and flexibility that isn't typical in regular units.

The Midea Air Conditioner features an inverter, which is a device that controls the speed of the compressor motor to regulate the temperature continuously. This creates a 35% energy saving compared to traditional non-inverter units, thereby lowering electricity costs.

While the Midea 8,000 BTU U-Shaped Air Conditioner is recommended for spaces up to 350 Sq. Ft. for optimal performance, it can still effectively serve a slightly larger area. However, the cooling might take longer or not be as effective in areas a lot larger than the recommended size.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Midea U-Shaped Air Conditioner is generally well-received for its excellent cooling performance and energy efficiency, particularly in hot climates. The device is praised for significantly reducing electricity usage and allowing consumers to control cooling in specific areas. The unique U-shape design accommodates window functionality, but installation can be challenging, and some users have reported supply chain issues.

Pros

  • 🌡️ Exceptional cooling performance especially in hot climates
  • ⚡ High energy efficiency that reduces power consumption
  • 💡 Innovative U-shape design allows windows to open and close
  • 🎚️ Offers control of cooling in specific areas, contributing to energy savings

Cons

  • 🔧 Installation process is complex and requires precision
  • 🚛 Some users reported supply chain and delivery issues
  • 💧 Lack of drainage holes could lead to water accumulation
  • 🏋️ The device is large and heavy, making it difficult to remove from packaging and install

Should I Buy It?

If energy efficiency, cooling performance, and having a window-operable design are your top priorities, this product is a solid choice. However, you must be prepared for a potentially complex installation process and variable delivery times. Given the product's impressive performance once set up, it is a worthwhile consideration for those who prioritize long-term savings and cooling efficiency.

    • Worth Every Penny
Style: 8000 BTU
Between the Mill 2 blocks away and the main road right outside my door I live with a constant inflow of dust. Because of this and because I live in a desperately humid area of the country, I tend to buy new window units every year. Two of them are needed as I keep a cool climate in my room for myself and my spouse and the living room for my spoiled pups. This year, my room unit went out right as a heat dome that could only have originated in hell itself settled over my neck of the woods. Between the climate and menopause I was trying to figure out how to squeeze myself into the deepfreeze just to get a decent night of sleep. When local stores were jacking up prices as quick as their fingers could punch in the numbers to gouge the sweltering public, I turned to Amazon in hopes of finding something that wouldn't send me into debt for the rest of my natural life. While hotflashes and traffic noise take their toll on my sleep, I hoped to find an affordable unit that maybe wouldn't rumble my window and add to the cacophony I already deal with on a nightly basis. This particular unit, built with the condenser outside looked a bit odd but was supposed to be quiet as well as cooling. Ever the optimist, I took a chance and ordered it. After all, it would at least be cool, right? Two days later it was delivered to my door and my husband and I set out to install it with all the energy of 2 old people who just arrived home after a day working in 106° heat. It came with thorough instructions and a video link to actually show how to install it correctly. All necessary part, plus extras just in case you fumble fingered a screw into the land of lost socks were included. And extra insulating material! Any kind of tape, brick or strips you'd need for installation, all included. It took us about 45 minutes and it was done. Not just done, though, it was done correctly! And my window can still be used, y'know, if I were actually social and wanted to talk to the neighbor. It was so quiet I couldn't even tell it was on! Except for the fact that my room quickly cooled from blast furnace to habitable environment. I was more impressed than I've been with any product I can ever remember buying! I'm old, though, so my memory isn't what it was. I waited to make sure it wasn't a fluke to make a review because I have trust issues. But then, my friends, the worst happened. The livingroom unit went out. Same heat dome still baking our neck of the woods, no extra cash to buy another unit because we just replaced the one in the room. So, being the daughter of an inventive father, I decided to poor person our problem into a solution. I cut a hole in the wall between the bedroom and living room, and put a fan in front of it. I figured this would be a temporary solution and while my room would no longer be an ice block, both rooms would at least be livable. I.. was wrong. Not only is my room STILL an iceblock, the livingroom stays about 72°!! The dogs are happy, I'm happy and this wonder of a product has made my life so much better. So, buy it! It's quiet, it cools beyond expectation and now the electric bill is lower because it's doing the work of 2 units! It's compact, attractive to look at and the quality is more than I ever expected, but is what we all deserve. I WILL NEVER use any other unit, this little miracle has put all other (and there have been alot) air conditioner to shame. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024 by Adriane Hightower
    • Installation annoying, but GREAT window unit
Style: 8000 BTU
Pros: COLD air, good air volume, smart UI design, quiet. Cons: Installation is brutal. Bracket mounted outside the window is much too large for the unit. I purchased this after many publications recommended it. And they were right--it's a great window unit, keeps the bedroom nice and cold during hot Texas summer (both at night and for naps during the day) to keep the electric bill down from the central AC. Installation was multiple tiring hours. I read the instructions twice before starting but the schematics are somewhat lacking. It's tricky to install the U-shapes; the partial schematics were great for the individual steps but better full schematics would have been a welcome addition. If you're this far, you already know the installation was tricky, so I'll stop there on it. As mentioned at the top, the bracket is much too long for the unit. Also--the batting/padding for sealing the window gaps arrived compressed--not a huge deal but it did make custom fitting much harder. The instructions also did not specify how much excess to allow for in fitting the unit. There are some places I wish I'd allowed for more excess material than my measurements had suggested. They did include enough so you have extra for the multiple tries it will take. After installation, though, wow. It blows a high volume of cold air, it's almost silent/has good white noise, and has needed no adjustments since install. The seals worked great. I have no complaints about the design or remote, they were both very thoughtfully put together and laid out. Great unit if you're okay with a tricky install. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Stefan Castino
    • An involved install but so far working very well
Style: 8000 BTU
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OK folks, it can be done! I had to overcome two different issues for installing this 8,000 BTU unit: 1. The window opening wasn't tall enough - 11 1/2 in. 2. The window was too wide - 52 in. 1. To overcome the 11 1/2 in. opening (with my bottom sash lifted all the way up): I have tilt out vinyl windows and the sashes are removable. Removing the bottom sash allowed for 14 1/2 in. I installed the unit on the bracket and then carefully lined it up and reinserted the bottom sash from above the unit at an angle, slowly tilting it back as I lowered it into the a/c opening and then snapped it back in place in the window track once it was low enough in the 3 in. a/c gap. Then I just lowered the bottom sash into place, using foam all across the bottom which provided a seal all across the window opening. Moral of the story: see what's involved with removing the lower sash if needed to provide the extra height to overcome the 13 3/4 in. opening they recommend. Typically, the upper window sash alone sits higher in the window frame. 2. 52 in. wide: I did not center the unit. I placed it (in my case) to the right allowing for the provided solid foam insert with the shorter bracket fully extended. That left too much room on the left, correct? So I extended the provided support bracket out as far as allowed, then I cut a piece of PVC trim board (purchased at Home Depot, $20, 1 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft., actual size 3/4 in. x 3 1/2 in.) to fit from the end of the support bracket to the end of the interior window opening. I secured the slide out bracket to the board (with screws provided) and to the end of the interior window opening. This board is entirely on the interior. I cut a second piece to fit inside the window track (about 20 in.). This takes the place of the block of foam provided which wasn't long enough. I wrapped expandable 3/4 in. foam all around it (from Home Depot). This board fits inside the fold down plastic bracket on the a/c unit, all the way to inside the lower sash track. The PVC trim board is a good product as it is weatherproof and can be exposed to the outside. SO: one side has the provided foam block, and the other side has the foam wrapped PVC trim board. They are both waterproof, and provide 100% protection from the outside. See photos. Short side is foam board provided. Long side is PVC trim board wrapped in expandable foam. Just to be clear, on top of these 2 inserts, and along the inside of the a/c opening, I extended a length of expandable 3/4 in foam from end to end of the window track (50 in.). When you lower the bottom sash onto this foam, it provides the needed insulation and weatherproofing from the outside elements (wind, rain, bugs, etc.) As for the openings at the very bottom of the unit, I purchased E/Fusing 900 Moldable Silicone Putty - sold on Amazon - for $17 and used it by pushing it into all of the gaps, both inside and outside below the unit. See photo. The unit is very quiet. It does make a known "chirping" sound when the compressor kicks in. It's not very noticeable and doesn't last very long (under a minute). Overall, it's much quieter than a standard window unit. I live in Florida. It's wet and humid here, especially outside. I've read the comments about mold inside the units. Our indoor humidity is usually in the 50's. I run this unit only a night (to keep bedroom cool). In the morning I run the fan (using the timer) for 30 min. as a precaution to dry out the evaporator coil which is just behind the filter that you'll clean out (often is best). So I don't anticipate a mold issue any more than any other window unit, but I'll keep a close eye on it. As to energy savings, running the whole house a/c to keep the bedroom cool meant cooling the entire house throughout the night. Now, I can keep the house temp higher, and use the efficient Midea to cool the only room needing to be cooled at night - the bedroom where it's installed. There is a definite savings in energy use - and it means the whole house a/c gets a break during the night hours. After all, in Florida, they darn near run all the time - especially in the summer months. Getting any window unit or interior portable a/c with an "inverter" is key to maximizing your energy savings. One last thing, the price for this unit changes on Amazon almost daily. Follow it if you have the time, and purchase it when the price is comfortable for you. Yesterday it was $379. Today it's $359 plus a $40 discount ($319). And I've seen it as low as $249 plus a $30 discount ($219) in the last month (Sep. 2023). Crazy right? So good luck with your install. As to the extra expense, I spent $40 at Home Depot. Best wishes everyone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by Perly Perly

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