Also, if you're going to install the unit yourself you'll need a few tools, including a 3.5 CFM vacuum pump with an AC manifold gauge set. Try and get one with the R410a - 1/4 inch male to 5/16 inch female adapters. It will run you around $130-$150 in total.

The unit is easy to install if you work with your hands, and have basic tools ie; measuring tape, drill, hole saw kit, Philips/flathead/ ¼” hex screwdrivers, wrenches. 🤔 That's about it. Should be a one day install. There are also a few videos out there on YT but they don't go into as great of detail as the written instructions. What are you waiting for 👍 Get it.

Outside is very quiet, the inside is a little louder than some other units, but it's still quiet on the lowest fan speed. The inside could be quieter though, but I'm fussy when it comes to noise. It's much quieter than any window unit or normal AC.

Pros/Good and expository:

I've installed many mini splits. This install was good! I know what to look out for so it went off without a any major holdups.

The instructions are great, and the quick guide is well done. I didn't even notice the quick guide until I was done.

The app seems to work better than the remote. So far five stars on the app.

For newbies, I like to mention what you'll need:
- A vacuum pump for the lines and mini-split adapter (usually about $110 here on Amazon). When you vacuum, it should eventually be dead silent and not make "hiccup" noises. If it does, you have a leak and need to tighten or re-flare. Every mini-split I've installed, except one, I have needed to re-flare at least one connection. Because you might need to re-flare, be sure to leave a little slack.
- Flaring tool. From Amazon they are well priced (I recently bought one for less than $30) Search for "Forsun flaring tool"
- I have a digital torque wrench, but they're expensive. A normal torque wrench also works. You can also just eyeball it, but if this is your first time, you'll not know how tight.
- I use Nylog because I was told to, but I honestly don't know if it truly makes a difference.
- Electrical: Take note! A 110 is not a 230, know what you're installing I typically run the lines myself and the parts aren't too expensive. Buy an AC whip and a disconnect, both can be bought on Amazon.
- Mini-split wall brackets. Especially for the winter when snow may bury the unit, you want it off the ground at least a bit. I bought the Turbro bracket with cross bars for easier install and it seems to be great quality.
- Mini split line cover set. There's many good ones, the name brand ones are best but more expensive. Turbro sells one that appears to look fine.
- Hole saw. I have a whole bunch in my garage. You can buy affordable kits on Amazon.

And other normal tools (wrench, drill, screw driver, screws for the bracket, etc.)

Overall, seems to be working great. Heat works very well, cools great. Overall, well done Turbro.

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First I'll list problems/cons:

ONE BIG PROBLEM: The manual is wrong for torque! The correct values are: For 1/4 the torque is 8 to 10 ft-lb, for 3/8 the torque is 15 to 18 ft-lbs. The manuals says ridiculous values (47 ft-lbs!?) that are likely to destroy your nuts. See the attached photo.

The factory flare was junk on the 1/4. I recommend re-flaring everything and this is typical advice for mini splits lines. See the photo.

Last issue: I couldn't figure out how to pair the phone. It's in the quick guide, not the main instruction manual. Hit "Display" on the remote 6 times for the unit to enter pairing mode.

Outside is very quiet, the inside is a little louder than some other units, but it's still quiet on the lowest fan speed. The inside could be quieter though, but I'm fussy when it comes to noise. It's much quieter than any window unit or normal AC.

Pros/Good and expository:

I've installed many mini splits. This install was good! I know what to look out for so it went off without a any major holdups.

The instructions are great, and the quick guide is well done. I didn't even notice the quick guide until I was done.

The app seems to work better than the remote. So far five stars on the app.

For newbies, I like to mention what you'll need:
- A vacuum pump for the lines and mini-split adapter (usually about $110 here on Amazon). When you vacuum, it should eventually be dead silent and not make "hiccup" noises. If it does, you have a leak and need to tighten or re-flare. Every mini-split I've installed, except one, I have needed to re-flare at least one connection. Because you might need to re-flare, be sure to leave a little slack.
- Flaring tool. From Amazon they are well priced (I recently bought one for less than $30) Search for "Forsun flaring tool"
- I have a digital torque wrench, but they're expensive. A normal torque wrench also works. You can also just eyeball it, but if this is your first time, you'll not know how tight.
- I use Nylog because I was told to, but I honestly don't know if it truly makes a difference.
- Electrical: Take note! A 110 is not a 230, know what you're installing I typically run the lines myself and the parts aren't too expensive. Buy an AC whip and a disconnect, both can be bought on Amazon.
- Mini-split wall brackets. Especially for the winter when snow may bury the unit, you want it off the ground at least a bit. I bought the Turbro bracket with cross bars for easier install and it seems to be great quality.
- Mini split line cover set. There's many good ones, the name brand ones are best but more expensive. Turbro sells one that appears to look fine.
- Hole saw. I have a whole bunch in my garage. You can buy affordable kits on Amazon.

And other normal tools (wrench, drill, screw driver, screws for the bracket, etc.)

Overall, seems to be working great. Heat works very well, cools great. Overall, well done Turbro.

I am very pleased with this smart portable air conditioner. It was very easy to unbox and install. The piece that goes into the window is adjustable so it can work for many window sizes, it seems. There are options for cooling, just the fan, and drying. The remote is super handy and the app is really useful too. In the app you can control every function, option, and more. It is large since it's 14,000 btu, so I was afraid it was going to mess with my boho jungle aesthetic but it really doesn't. Would definitely recommend this one if you are in the market for a portable air conditioner.

Needed this cause it’s really hot here in Texas during summer times. It was an easy installation. Very nice AC Smart Portable Air Conditioner. Can connect to the app to control it or use the remote. I love how it blows the air so cold. I sleep really good at night feels so nice and so comfortable. This removes moisture and humidity as well and It creates refreshing breeze. This comes with full window kit Really easy installation. Has reusable filter.. Overall I’m happy with this purchase. Summer is here and I’m so glad I bought it. One happy costumer! !

It runs Super smooth . With in 30 min of running my office get super cool. I Highly recommend this product if you are thinking to get this.

Bought this for my living room. My cats are more okay with this than garbage disposal is a bit of surprise to me. But I'm happy they like it because as they can lay on the bathroom floor belly up I can't. Fast cooling and convenient to move around is a plus