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I’ve got one in a bedroom that gets cooked by afternoon sun. It works well enough for me, but I wouldn’t say it’s amazing. The remote is fine, but I mostly just set it before the heat hits.
It’s pretty normal with WiFi on. I noticed the same thing but honestly it’s not a deal breaker for me since I mostly use it without the app anyway. Still gets me through a solid hike.
Nah, I’d say it’s actually less hassle than a regular one. The outside is smooth plastic so scale doesn’t really grab onto it, and the filter is sealed away inside so you don’t have to mess with it until it’s time to swap it. I think most people overcomplicate it.
I’ve had mine in a spot that gets afternoon shade and it’s been okay so far. Battery hasn’t dropped to zero on me, but I do notice it takes longer to recharge if we get a few cloudy days in a row. Not a dealbreaker for me though.
I’ve left mine on for full 8-hour stretches a few times and didn’t notice much difference on my bill. It pulls way less power than a window unit.
I actually turn mine on and off during use. I like the warmth but sometimes I want it more subtle so I just run it for a bit then shut it off. Works fine for me that way.
Thanks for all the replies. Sounds like it’s easy enough to swap, so I’ll just grab one and not overthink it.
The heating definitely feels more immediate, but that’s just how heat works. I wouldn’t overthink it.
Pretty much any decent class 10 card will do the job. I wouldn’t risk it with some old slow card though, just grab a new one.
I just turn down the ambient sound manually in the app when I’m in a loud spot. It’s not perfect but helps enough to get by.
