5 Best Portable Camping Air Conditioners (Ideal For Tents)

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1. Zero Breeze Mark II Z19-B -
2. IcyBreeze 4038A - $$$
3. GoCool GC1000 - $$$
4. Ontel Arctic Personal Air Cooler - $
5. Uninex SAC1800 - $$$$

[clemchau]

*Needed a cooler for a work cubicle **Fastly.Cool** . It did just what I needed, so easy to used and really cooled the space. I am glad that I got it and would buy it again.*

[Jodyrides]

In a perfect world this cooler filled with ice would work. And it does for about 45 minutes if you have a battery powered or 120 V power fan blowing air over the ice and out event directing the air at you. I made one of these out of the largest cooler I could get for my company car passenger floor. I had an unlimited amount of ice available to me for free at work. We had two commercial ice machines so that the cruise could fill their coolers up every morning.
I made a lid with two holes in it of plywood. I mounted a car blower motor it would run on 12 V power from the cigarette lighter. The other hole would let air in over the ice and the blower would suck the air out of the cooler and blow it in my direction. I filled it up with ice on the first day and headed out all proud of myself.
it was blowing cold air for about 45 minutes and it quit. I noticed as I would go around Ben’s that water was sloshing out of the lid. I lifted the lid and found that all the ice had melted in less than an hour. That was about 50 pounds of ice.
With hot air being blown over that ice it’s like a hairdryer blowing on ice. It’s going to melt it. Don’t waste your money

[fishinggunsflyrods]

Follow all the instructions and it will keep you cool. Great product. I recommend it.

[prissylovejoy]

Ok you aren’t saying anything about the bad points. The arctic air and others like it leak water out of the battery compartment.

[RatingARKReviews]

You can also check for the EF ECOFLOW Wave 2 Portable Air Conditioner. It performs well with acceptable noise levels, making it an excellent choice for camping and home use. Its versatility and efficient power usage make it worth the investment.

[E_STI]

Artic air with an ambient temp of 96 return air and 76 supply? That would heat soak that small little device. I’ve made on with a water pump, two cpu radiators, inline 4inch duct fan and it blows cold air down to the 30-40 degrees but it’s not compact and I use two coolers but it’s just a project and for myself anyway. The icy breeze is a solid unit but it only has one cpu radiator and fan.

[Arizona]

Hey y’all do not use dry ice. If you want to use it in a closed space, you will suffocate.

[ernestwalden]

Damn were can I buy one and pay cash ? Here in Kentucky

[PhantomPanic]

Hey let's make a product and not sell it with the battery charger. Brilliant! 🙄

[lorinash]

What about a ecoflow Portable Air Conditioner?

[alejandrot]

Wrong… IcyBreeze have differents models and yes… you can change batteries

[princess]

As soon as i saw the second one I couldn’t trust the rest 🤦🏻‍♀️

[chelseam]

What are you talking about? The ice breeze takes multiple batteries. You can buy as many as you want. Spreading false info.

[notthesamagain]

Ontel Arctic is just a fan. There is no compressor so it couldn't even be called air conditioner.

[markvaldez]

Wouldnt buy them I used them all now Because of this video and got nowhere near the results I was expecting... Idk what to think anymore of these videos with just pics and no real person reviews

[brianparent]

Air Conditioners work by removing hot air. Not by adding cool air.

[robertlovato]

They dont work very well at all ???? Stop

[wiserman]

Labeling ice-filled boxes "air conditioners" is a marketing ploy. Ice is costly and inconvenient. Evaporative coolers work fairly well in low-humidity climates with a constant supply of cool water, but they aren't real air conditioners. Bastardizing the language is dishonest advertising. It's as simple as that.

[ingeniousviralproducts]

Why do you think people buy tents, because they can't afford an air conditioner like the Zero Breeze duh!