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The FLOWBREEZE DL3 is a versatile 3-in-1 portable air cooler, air conditioner, and fan designed for up to 300 sq.ft. spaces. Featuring a 2-gallon water tank, 15-hour timer, 120° oscillation, and ultra-quiet 45dB operation, it offers customizable cooling with 3 modes and speeds. Its internal turbo technology enhances airflow efficiency, while 360° swivel wheels provide effortless portability. Perfect for home or office, it combines energy efficiency (65W) with smart convenience via remote control and LED display.








| Asin | B0CZRP2ZRP |
| Date First Available | 6 March 2025 |
| Item Model Number | portable air cooler 21 |
| Manufacturer | FLOWBREEZE |
| Product Dimensions | 30.48 x 27.94 x 60.96 cm; 7.22 kg |
User
Absolute waste of time and money
This unit was intended to cool a 5x5 foot bathroom. It made the space humid with ambient-temp air. It didn't work once and was an absolute piece of crap. Avoid at all costs.
User
Works.
Works. Glad I have it.
User
Glorified Fan
I believe this actually made my room warmer. Idea sounds impressive, unfortunately does not translate to real life. Would be 1 star, but fan was pretty nice. Beware of the poor quality power cord. It was very easy to move from room to room, but what you pay for this vs how the item delivers do not compute. Save your money and buy the real portable AC ad this is overpriced and does a poor job of cooling a room.
User
A Good Substitute
This was purchased for my son who lives in Los Angeles where it can get quite toasty in the summer. His apartment does not have air conditioning and he needed some relief from the heat. I selected this particular model because it was portable and had good reviews. It was relatively inexpensive since the price for other models can be quite high. While it doesn't replace a full air-conditioning unit, it serves its purpose and my son is appreciative of a cooler home.
User
Windowless portable Air Conditioner
It is well made, but not suitable for Wisconsin heat and humidity. If you put ice and water and try to cool that way, you have a sauna. It probably works wonderful in the southwest. As a fan, it's a little better than a box fan. I guess not a good buy for Wisconsin summers.
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