Evaporative Cooler, VAGKRI 3000CFM Evaporative Air Cooler, 120°Oscillation Swamp Cooler with Remote Control, 24H Timer, 3 Wind Speeds for Outdoor Indoor Use,12 Gallon

Bought July 2024. Worked great in 2024...2025 lost the remote! I got in touch with support and they kindly shipped a new remote free of charge. Great Customer Service

Living in Las Vegas, where temperatures soared to record highs of 114 degrees this year, finding effective cooling solutions for our large two-story home has been challenging. Traditional air conditioners alone couldn't handle the heat without driving up our electricity bills. That's when we discovered the Evaporative Cooler, VAGKRI 2100CFM Air Cooler, and it's been everything we were looking for.This cooler has been a lifesaver. Its powerful 2100CFM airflow and 120° oscillation feature ensure our entire home stays comfortably cool, from the living room to the upstairs bedrooms. What's truly impressive is its ability to add moisture to the dry desert air. This has greatly improved our indoor air quality, making it easier to breathe and significantly enhancing our overall comfort.The remote control and 24-hour timer add to its convenience, allowing us to adjust settings effortlessly and save energy by programming cooling times according to our schedule. Most importantly, using this evaporative cooler has slashed our electricity bill by nearly half compared to running our central AC constantly.The Evaporative Cooler, VAGKRI 2100CFM Air Cooler, has exceeded our expectations. It effectively cools, adds moisture to improve air quality, saves on energy costs, and enhances overall comfort. For anyone living in a hot, dry climate like Las Vegas, I highly recommend this cooler as a cost-effective and efficient cooling solution.

Thus far I have no complaints.Works as advertised and at a reasonable price compared to home improvement retailers.I love the remote and its cooling ability.Especially it is not very noisy 😉

As you can see in the pictures, the front sticker that separates lcd from moisture, getting undone which allows the moisture to come through. Seller refused to provide warranty and claimed that it’s fine and I should use “glue” to stick it back. Basically unit is still in warranty, I paid ~$300 and have to fix it myself. Additionally, once the unit was working for some time, there’s a debris you can’t take out that constantly flows into top drawer. Plastic feels cheap and flimsy. Not to mention the cheap plastic wheels which can ruin your patio floors. So here we go, folks. I would steer away from this brand and get much better unit for the same price with protected LCD and touch screen. Way to treat your customer this way. Bravo.

Follow Up: I originally left a 2-star review and was contacted by the company offering a few solutions. Unfortunately, their recommendations did not fix the odor I was experiencing. I was then offered a refund or a replacement unit free of charge. I opted to receive a new unit and I am happy to report that this one does not have any odd odor and works very well. Therefore I am changing my rating from 2-stars to 5-stars.Original Review: This unit cools very well. I first placed it on my deck where it was around 85-degrees F outside, loaded the top filler portion with ice and water and turned on the cooling mode. I was getting about 70-degrees F out of it which was quite impressive. I then moved the unit inside where it was 76-degrees F and let it run and was getting 66-degrees F output which was great ... at first. Then my wife came into the room I had the unit in and said "Whats that smell? Smells fishy, like the back bay." The longer it ran the more I picked up on the smell too. I placed the unit back on the deck again and let it run for several hours thinking (hoping) the smell would go away. Unfortunately, that did not help. I turned the cooling function off and let the fan run for an hour, drying out the pad. I then smelled the pad and that is definitely where the smell is coming from. I am not sure if a new pad will resolve this but the last thing I want to do with a brand new unit is take it apart and "fix" it. Unsure at this point if I will keep it or return it.