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The iPhone 16e reaches a new minimum price, offers on computers, portable air conditioners and more. Hunting Bargains

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We return with a new Bargain Hunting in a week in which we have found many offers on all types of devices ranging from mobile phones to televisions and even portable air conditioners. If you are looking for a good deal to take advantage of during the weekend, in this article we are going to review the best offers we have found in recent days. HP OmniBook 3 by 349 eurosa laptop with a 16-inch 2K display. iPhone 16e by 619 eurosits minimum price in the 256 GB configuration. OK OAC 9026 ES by 219 eurosa portable air conditioner to cope with the summer heat. LG OLED C5 by 899 eurosthe television that we recommend for its quality-price ratio. Xiaomi Smart Double Stack Air Fryer by 145 eurosan air fryer with a double vertical basket. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links HP OmniBook 3 The HP OmniBook 3 is a quite attractive laptop for its screen, since it incorporates a 16-inch diagonal panel that offers a 2K resolution. It comes with 8 GB of RAM (DDR5) and 512 GB of internal storage and has an integrated AMD Radeon 610M graphics card. It can be found in two configurations: HP OmniBook 3 by 349 euros with AMD Ryzen 3 7320U. HP OmniBook 3 by 579 euros with Intel Core 7 150U and 16 GB of RAM. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links iPhone 16e Although there is a generation ahead, the iPhone 16e has not stopped receiving offers in recent months. Right now at PcComponente we find the best one we have seen so far, since for 619 euros we talk about historical minimum price. It is a compact mobile (6.1 inches) that is ideal for making the leap into the Apple ecosystem. And be careful because it is the configuration of 256 GB of internal storage, which is not the most basic. In addition, it comes with a powerful processor (A18), the same one that the iPhone 16. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links OK OAC 9026 ES We are in a season where it is very hot, and it will continue to do so for the next few weeks. For this reason, it is advisable to have devices such as OK OAC 9026 ESa portable air conditioner found at MediaMarkt for 219 euros. It includes wheels so you are not limited to using it in a single room of the house, it offers 2,236 refrigerators and has a dehumidifier function. In addition, it has a timer and includes a window kit. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG OLED C5 If we talk about televisions, the LG OLED C5 It is the one we recommend the most for its value for moneyand it is a very good OLED TV that we usually find on sale quite frequently. In Carrefour, and in other stores, it is now 899 euros. It incorporates a good panel with OLED technology and a 55-inch diagonal, its refresh rate is up to 144Hz via VRR and is compatible with both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Xiaomi Smart Double Stack Air Fryer Lastly, if you don’t have much time to cook at home or just want an air fryer to try different recipes, Powerplanet has the Xiaomi Smart Double Stack Air Fryer by 145 euros. The most notable thing is that it includes a double basket placed vertically, preventing the air fryer from taking up too much space in the kitchen. It has a total capacity of 12 liters and comes with 14 preset modes for preparing dishes. Xiaomi Smart Double Stack Air Fryer The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | HP, Apple, OK, LG, Xiaomi In Xataka | Best laptops in quality price. Which one to buy based on use and eight recommended models In Xataka | Best portable air conditioners 2026. Which one to buy and six recommended penguins

turning Chinese air conditioners into a mass phenomenon in Europe

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Brussels has been trying for months to stop the avalanche of Chinese products entering the continent. A few weeks ago we wrote about excise tax on small value items in stores like AliExpress, Temu or Shein. The EU blames China for a trade deficit that continues to grow and has threatened new restrictions. What is impossible to stop is the heat. And this summer is being especially deadly for millions of Europeans. Some have even stood in lines, visited several cities and spent the day updating websites. in order to get an air conditioning unit. Most, by the way, made in China. European trade policy has failed to curb dependence on China. The thermometer, on the other hand, has achieved it in a matter of weeks. What has happened? A historic heat wave has hit numerous countries in Europe, including France, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Poland and the Czech Republic, countries where air conditioning has never been a real need. With temperatures soaring and a notable increase in heat deaths, the demand for air conditioners has been shot suddenly. The problem is that the supply has not been able to keep up, as many stores have run out of stock. How we got here. Although here in Spain we are more than used to having houses with air conditioning (at least in the farthest part of the north), In the rest of Europe it is not so common. In fact, according to dataAccording to the International Energy Agency, only about 20% of European homes have air conditioning, compared to about 90% in the United States. For decades, the continent has considered these devices noisy, unsightly for historic facades and, above all, unnecessary, because extreme summers were a one-off occurrence. This same logic has led to buildings designed to retain heat in winter. When heat waves are no longer an exception, Europe has found itself without infrastructure, without a culture of installation and without its own industry capable of covering that demand. And none of the five best-selling brands on the continent are European, according to data from Euromonitor International collected by CNBC. In detail. According to customs figures Chinese companies cited by The Wall Street Journal, exports of air conditioning units from China to France grew by 57% in May compared to the previous year, while to Spain they grew by 41%, and that before the worst days of June. The South China Morning Post, citing May estimatesplaced the year-on-year increase at 186% in France, 69.6% in Germany and 139.1% in the Netherlands. The Telegraph collected In addition, Chinese exports of air conditioners to the European Union have grown by 43% in the first half of the year, up to 3.8 billion dollars, with increases of between 20% and 97% in fan sales depending on the market. Midea, one of the largest manufacturers, assured to the Chinese state agency Xinhua that would send 100 containers of your PortaSplit model to Europe in just one month, and that its orders had already exceeded 200,000 units this year, double that of 2025, according to collected CNBC. Between the lines. All of this is happening at the worst possible time for the European trade narrative. Brussels and Beijing are holding talks to try to reduce a trade deficit that reached 360,000 million euros last year and that in the first quarter of this year it already amounted to 98,000 million, the highest level since 2022, according to Eurostat data. The European Trade Commissioner himself, Maros Sefcovic, recognized that the trend “is not sustainable.” Analysts such as Ding Chun, from the Center for European Studies at Fudan University, they counted to the SCMP that there is a growing disconnection between the political discourse of Brussels, focused on industrial protection, and the real needs of citizens, who are simply “seeking to survive the heat at the best possible price.” And now what. The European Union has set October as the deadline to achieve “tangible” progress in the trade relationship with China. But the problem of air conditioning is not going to disappear with the summer, because the European Commission itself calculated in 2024 that by 2030 up to 70 million new devices could be installed on the continent, which would cover around 35% of homes. This implies that, in addition to Chinese manufacturers, Europe will need a network of installers and regulation adapted to a reality that until recently was not contemplated. Cover image | TCL In Xataka | We have been cooling homes for decades with increasingly expensive machines. The Persian method has not consumed a single watt for 2,500 years

Europe has an expiration date for traditional air conditioners and is already considering alternatives: air without refrigerants

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While half of Europe fights the heat with a fan and air conditioning, in France, some businesses They have experienced real avalanches of buyers desperate to get their hands on a device before it runs out, according to they collect in Wired. Turning on these devices in half of Europe is precisely the type of situation that the European Union prefers to avoid for reasons of security. energy efficiency and consumption. However, a group of scientists and companies were already working on air conditioners that completely dispense with refrigerant gases. The first prototypes are already leaving the laboratory to be tested in real buildings. Air conditioners without refrigerants. Several research teams, most based in Europe, have developed cooling systems based on materials that change temperature by subjecting them to an external force (whether pressure, electric current or magnetic fields), instead of resorting to the traditional cycle of compression and expansion of gases. This technology is known as solid-state cooling and, according to the researchers themselves, it could completely change the way we cool our homes. Why does it matter? Conventional air conditioning works basically the same as it did a century ago, that is, a refrigerant gas circulates between a liquid and gaseous state to extract heat from a room and expel it outside. The problem is that many of these gases are extremely polluting. Fluorinated gases, the most common, can have a warming potential thousands of times greater than CO2 if they escape into the atmosphere, which is why the European Union approved in 2024 a regulation to progressively eliminate them. “In the next few years, air conditioners and heat pumps that use these gases will not even be able to be sold here,” explained to Wired Fabian Voswinkel, energy efficiency analyst at the International Energy Agency (IEA). The alternatives are not perfect either, as propane is highly flammable and ammonia is toxic. In detail. One of the most advanced projects is led by Paul Motzki, a professor at Saarland University in Germany, at the head of an EU-funded consortium working with a nickel-titanium alloy. According to they collect In the middle, by stretching and releasing this metal, it recovers its original shape by absorbing heat from the environment, a phenomenon known as the elastocaloric effect. Just like account Motzki told Wired, the system could cool rooms by between 5 and 10 degrees and do so more efficiently than current equipment. The team, which collaborates with the Irish company Exergyn, is already testing a prototype in the laboratory and hopes to install it in new buildings in the coming years. If confirmed, Motzki himself describes it as a technology that “could represent a disruption, even a paradigm shift,” due to how different it is from current systems. It is not the only path that is being explored. And just as stand out In the middle, the New York company Mimic Systems tests a heat pump based on semiconductors that moves heat using electric current, with a prototype installed in a Vancouver apartment. The German firm Magnotherm, a startup that was born from the Technical University of Darmstadt, uses magnetic fields and will test its system this year in a German supermarket chain before making the leap to domestic air conditioning. And in the United Kingdom, Barocal, born from the University of Cambridge itself, is experimenting with flexible plastic crystals that release heat when compressed and decompressed. In this case, the startup has recently raised $10 million in an initial round of financing, as highlighted in TechCrunch. Between the lines. None of this is yet ready for the mass market. Lindsay Rasmussen, who works with startups like Mimic Systems and Magnotherm at climate accelerator Third Derivative, recognize that these technologies are “promising, but unproven on a large scale.” Its takeoff, he adds, will depend on whether large air conditioning manufacturers (giants like Daikin or Samsung, which already closely monitor this type of advance) decide to adopt them and produce them in volume. unbearable heat. All this happens because Europe it’s warming up faster than any other continent, and countries with traditionally mild summers are beginning to suffer increasingly intense heat waves. A study by Nicole Miranda, a researcher at the University of Oxford, point because countries such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway or Finland could soon experience much more demand for cooling than in any other country if global warming reaches 2 degrees compared to the pre-industrial era. Still, just about 20% of European households has air conditioning (4% in the case of the United Kingdom), very far from 90% in the United States, according to IEA data. Miranda herself warns that the solution is not to buy inefficient portable devices en masse, but to offer “efficient, equitable and intelligent” refrigeration. And now what. Both Miranda and Voswinkel defend what they call a “hierarchy of cooling”, that is, first preventing buildings from overheating through trees, shade, reflective materials or natural ventilation, and only then resorting to active air conditioning, prioritizing spaces such as schools, hospitals or residences. As an example of this planning, Voswinkel cites the case of pariswhich expanded its district heating network to also distribute cold water from the Seine River through underground pipes and thus cool public buildings, ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games. 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offers on evaporative air conditioners, Google phones, projectors and more

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Today is Bargain Hunting Friday after a few weeks in which we have seen many offers and in which we are experiencing a lot of heat. That is why in this article we wanted to bring together the best technology deals we’ve seen this weekwhether mobile phones, projectors or even air conditioners. Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro by 169.99 eurosa home projector that comes with Google TV. Google Pixel 10a by 449 eurosthe lowest price it has had to date. Orbegozo Air 46 by 79.96 eurosan evaporative air conditioner to better cope with the summer heat. Redmi Note 15 Pro+ by 359 eurosa mobile phone that comes with a large battery. AirPods Pro 3 by 209 eurosthe best TWS headphones from Apple. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro MediaMarkt is celebrating its 27th anniversary with a very attractive campaign where the Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro has one of the best offers. By 169.99 euroswe are talking about a projector that comes with Google TVwhich allows us to install apps like Netflix. It also incorporates speakers, projects an image with a diagonal of between 40 and 120 inches and offers a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080p. Xiaomi Smart Projector L1 Pro The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Google Pixel 10a If you like the raspberry color and want to wear it on a mobile phone, Amazon has the Google Pixel 10aan excellent mobile for 449 euros what it costs right now (it is its minimum price). Of course, it is only on sale in this color. It comes with 256 GB of internal storage, incorporates the Tensor G4 processor and its screen offers a refresh rate of 120 Hz. Google Pixel 10a (256GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Orbegozo Air 46 Now that we are going through a very hot season, it is important that we take into account whether or not we need a device that allows us to cope better with the summer. He Orbegozo Air 46 right now it costs 79.96 euros in El Corte Inglés (at the same price on Amazon, although the store will take a few days to ship it. It is a evaporative air conditioner which also has a fan and humidifier function, incorporates a six-liter tank and has a timer of up to seven hours. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Redmi Note 15 Pro+ If the Google mobile phone does not convince you because of the raspberry color or because it is too expensive, be careful when it comes to Redmi Note 15 Pro+ from Xiaomi that is now on MediaMarkt for 359 euros. It stands out above all for its large 6,500 mAh battery with 100W fast charging, but also for its screen compatible with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ or ​​its Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 processor. Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro+ (256GB) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links AirPods Pro 3 Also in El Corte Inglés (and other stores) we can find the best Apple TWS headphones on sale. We talk about the AirPods Pro 3 that have gone down to 209 euros. They are headphones that provide excellent sound quality, their noise cancellation is very good, the battery lasts approximately between six and seven hours with active noise cancellation and they come with a heart rate sensor. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Image | Nintendo, Orbegozo, Google, Apple In Xataka | Best home theater projectors 2026. Which one to buy and 9 recommended models from 299 to 5,999 euros In Xataka | Best truly wireless earbuds (TWS) with noise cancellation. Which one to buy and seven recommended models

In the midst of a heat wave, Europe has started buying air conditioners in droves. And China can’t cope

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I don’t know anyone who likes air conditioning, especially for sleeping. However, when the heat hits, it is impossible to spend the days indoors. if we don’t have the device on. The problem is that I am speaking from the position of a Spaniard who lives in La Mancha, where air conditioners practically come with houses. Further north or in the rest of Europe, directly, the air conditioning with 20% penetration in houses, it is a mythological animal. It was, rather. With the current heat wavecountries like France, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom have started buying air conditioning units like crazy only to find themselves with a problem: China is the main supplier and the manufacturers cannot cope. And I’m not going to say that air conditioners now are geopolitics, but a little… yes. Let’s see it. It’s hot and there is no solution. Two weeks ago I was at Vivatech, in Paris, and this past weekend in London and Liverpool. At 29º, the Apple Watch showed me that in Paris They were on orange alert by heat. 29º in my land is a slightly hot spring day (unfortunately). In the United Kingdom, however, things changed and it wasn’t just incredibly hot: when you entered an establishment it was even worse. Not only do they not have air conditioners because they have not needed them, but have built so that the houses retain heat. A taxi driver told me that the best time of day is when he is working because his house is a sauna, and it makes perfect sense. Spain and France are two of the most affected countriesbut northern Italy, Belgium, Poland, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Germany and the aforementioned United Kingdom are also suffering the consequences. And the problem is no longer that it is hot, but that mortality due to heat has skyrocketed in recent weeks. The solution? The north of Spain and European countries have started buying air conditioning units like crazy, but there is a problem. Exhausted. The middle SCMP He has a representative in Paris and tells how, a few days ago, he approached several businesses to try to get an air conditioner. The answer that he found in several of them, and that some friends reported to him, is that everything was sold. The scene is like something out of an apocalyptic movie, with stores with shelves full of everything except the air conditioning section, which is empty. He started looking at online stores, such as a German website designed so that people can find specific models of these devices and, after searching 1,176 stores, the model he wanted was only in one of them. In these countries where air conditioning is not normal, people go out to cool off in fountains and rivers, and even French President Emmanuel Macron has addressed the population pointing out that it is impossible for them to adapt “to a peak that has no equivalent anywhere in Europe today and that has never had an equivalent in our history.” Perhaps he has become a little heated with that statement, but it reflects that the situation is becoming unsustainable. And you would think that the solution is to start importing more, right? The problem is that it is not that simple. Bottleneck in production. China, as with other everyday devices, is the main manufacturer of air conditioners. Brands such as Haier, Gree, Hisense or Midea are some of those that lead the market, even creating models adapted to European regulations in certain countries (such as the Midea PortaSplit for windows, which makes little noise and has a very low refrigerant charge, ideal for Germany). There are others like Xiaomi (whose model we analyzed last year and a year later I confirm that it is still going great), Dreo with its fans or Dreame that are starting to bring their models to Europe because they have seen that they definitely have a pull. Only in May, esteem that China exported air conditioners worth $3.33 million to France, $2.82 million to Germany and a whopping $7.69 million to the Netherlands. It implies an increase of 186.2%, 69.6% and 139.1% respectively compared to the previous year. This percentage in France is explained if we take into account that, according to French data, only between 18% and 26% of homes had air conditioning until then. Also in logistics. Another problem is that these brands mentioned do not manufacture only for themselves, but for other manufacturers that sell OEM equipment, which implies that the factories are full. It is estimated that China accounts for 40% of global air conditioning exports and, to meet that demand, some manufacturers have begun to work day and night to satisfy European demand. “China cannot ship air conditioners fast enough to meet European demand” They are prioritizing more portable models and split for Europe because they have seen a huge market, but they cannot multiply production indefinitely without incurring overcapacity the rest of the year. Giants like Cainiao, AliExpress or Joybuy they are meeting with a brutal bottleneck because, although they have had units in advance trying to tackle this summer’s situation, they have simply… flown out of European warehouses. And in the installation. Faced with this situation, and seeing that heat waves are increasingly common, Europe estimated in 2024 that expected 70 million AC devices to be installed by 2030. This would mean covering 35% of European homes, but if all these factors were not already a salad of problems full of ingredients, two more are added. The first, the regulation of each city. In Spain we are used to seeing the typical indoor split unit with a compressor hanging from the façade, but there are important heritage restrictions in historic centers that allow drilling into walls or altering the aesthetics of buildings. In neighborhood communities you must ask for permission, there are fines for installation on facades without authorization (in Italy, for example) and the price of electricity doesn’t help … Read more

Air conditioners have been wanting to reach the north of Spain for decades without much success. Until the thermometer passed 40ºC

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Here a server is writing these lines from Vigo, with the thermometer reading 28ºC (a temperature that in a few days will fire at 35ºC) and without air conditioning or ceiling fans. My only weapons against the haze are a small table fan that is almost (almost) the same decades old as me and the assurance that, no matter how hot the heat was, the temperatures in Galicia would always be tolerable. The first (the antediluvian fan) may not have done much, but the second did. Or so it was until now. In view of the heat waves that are coming at home, we are already thinking about installing a system that allows us to cool off with dignity. And we are not the only ones. On the contrary. We are one of the many homes from the northern peninsula that already look at brochures of air conditioners and fans. Ready for the heat? In the south of Spain it’s hotter than in the north. That was true before, it remains true now, and probably not much will change in the future. As I write this I enjoy a peaceful 28ºC in Vigo, eight degrees less than what the mercury shows in Córdoba. The problem is that there they are probably much better prepared to weather the heatwave than in this northern part of the country. I’m not saying it. The INE says it. From 64% to 0.4%. Although she is almost 20 years old, the Household and Environment Survey from the INE clearly shows that acclimatization facilities are much more frequent in the Mediterranean or Levant than in northern Spain. While in 2008 54% of homes in the Valencian Community had air conditioning, a percentage that rose to 57% in Andalusia, and 64% in Murcia, in Galicia, the Basque Country, Asturias and Cantabria the indicator did not reach 2% in any case. In the Principality it actually marked 0.4%. The INE data is old, but the SER chain recently disclosed a more recent survey confirms that the air conditioning map is still clearly divided between north and south. According to that study, only 17% of northern homes are acclimatized to the heat, far from 86% of the Mediterranean coast. Another Idealista report shows a gap even bigger. Changing the mentality. If they repeated that survey in a few years, it is likely that the ‘photo’ would be somewhat different. The heat wave that has shaken Galicia, Cantabria, the Basque Country either Asturiasleaving in some cases record temperatures that exceeded 40ºC, with hospitalizations due to fainting and deceasedhas led many families to look for new ways to cool their homes. Take a quick look at the regional press to check it out. Skyrocketing sales. In May The Montañés Diary counted how the demand for fans had skyrocketed by more than 80% in some businesses in Cantabria. Installers and stores of air conditioners and portable appliances also noticed the boom. I had something similar recently The Voice of Asturiaswho has spoken with companies in the sector that have noticed a 25% increase in requests for information. The Basque Journal confirm also an increase in the sale of ceiling fans, just like The Region in Ourense. From shops to homes. The most interesting thing is that the demand for devices does not come only from businesses. Andonio Suárez, from a company in the industry, recently recognized to ‘Hoy por Hoy Cantabria’ who in their business “do not stop” touring the community to install air conditioners. Not only that. Their technicians have gone from working basically in commercial premises installations to doing so in private homes, homes of people tired of being in the heat. “It is practically 50% between homes and businesses,” resume. “Before we managed”. Patricia lives in the province of Pontevedra and is one of the people (more and more) who has begun to think about ways to cool her home, beyond the use of floor, ceiling or table fans. “We had always managed, but now we are studying switching to a portable air conditioner or air conditioner because the fans fall short,” he confesses. In mind, you have devices that do not require the installation of exterior elements, such as evaporative air conditioners or tubeless air conditioners. “We save trouble and can take them from one home to another.” Poorly prepared floors. “The summers are longer and hotter, and the heat waves are more frequent. This year we already had a month of May with a week of tropical nights in which it was difficult to sleep, another in June, and summer had not yet started. A month of July is approaching in which it does not seem that we are going to go below 30ºC on most days,” explains Patricia before remembering that many of the apartments built between the 70s and 90s in Galicia “are not prepared nor do they have good insulation.” for the heat. “It has turned against us”. His experience is similar to that of Manuel, another Galician who recognizes that his house is designed to conserve heat, something ideal in winter, but not so much for the months from June to September. “The increasingly hot summers have turned against us.” Hence, she has opted for two portable air conditioners that she places in the living room and in her daughter’s bedroom, the room that accumulates the most heat. “I had been thinking about it for a while. Years ago it was not something that compensated, since it was not really necessary; but in the last five or six years the heat has been much more intense, even reaching days of 30-35ºC continuously.” More than just heat. Both Patricia and Manuel have opted for portable devices, which, among other things, they admit, has made installation easier for them. For systems that require an outdoor unit, it is necessary something more than you want to cool off: it is important to take into account both the municipal ordinances that regulate noise, urban aesthetics and … Read more

Amazon Prime Day reduces these five fans and air conditioners without work to survive the heat at home

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With the first heat wave of summer already underway (and the next ones just around the corner), stretching out the house is no longer an option if you want to sleep well in the summer. Luckily, today Amazon has kicked off its Prime Day and we have made a selection with the best deals on portable air conditioners and fansso you can survive the summer at home without having to do any work. Of course, you have to keep in mind that these offers are only for Prime members. If you are not yet, you can request the 30 day free trial in this Amazon service. Olimpia Splendid, Dolceclima Slim 10 SWS WiFi The price could vary. We earn commission from these links portable air conditioner Midea Penguin by 429.99 euros: works as a fan, dehumidifier and air conditioner. portable air conditioner Olimpia Splendid Dolceclima Slim 10 SWS by 279 euros: with WiFi connectivity and function Follow Me. Fan and air purifier Rowenta Eclipse QU5030 by 249.99 euros: very quiet and without blades. Standing fan Rowenta Turbo Silence by 75.99 euros: with five blades and 12 speeds. ceiling fan Create Wind Clear Studio S by 60.95 euros: with LED lamp and retractable blades. Midea Penguin portable air conditioner With a discount of 50 euros, this penguin from the Midea firm can be purchased now for 429.99 euros. This model has a cooling power of 3,000 frigories and is a 3 in 1 since serves as a fan, dehumidifier and air conditioner. It includes two transport wheels and a practical window kit so you can start using it right out of the box. In addition, it will also be useful for winter since it comes with a heat pump. MIDEA Penguin Portable Air Conditioner Hot and Cold 3000 Frigories / 12000 BTU The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Olimpia Splendid Dolceclima Slim 10 SWS portable air conditioner Another of the portable air conditioners without works that are worth it on this Prime Day is this one from the firm Olimpia, which you can now buy for 279 euros. has a 10,000 BTU cooling power and also offers fan and dehumidifier functions. Furthermore, its function Follow Me makes the remote control act as a remote thermostat to ensure adequate control of the room. It also has WiFi connectivity so you can control it from the app. Olimpia Splendid, Dolceclima Slim 10 SWS WiFi The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Rowenta Eclipse QU5030 Fan and Air Purifier If you are looking for a bladeless fan, this one from Rowenta is one of the bargains on Amazon Prime Day thanks to the 200 euros discount that he has. Now, you can buy it for 249.99 euros. It is a air purifier and ventilation capable of filtering fine particles up to 99.95% and which is controlled by remote control. It also stands out for being silent, since it operates at 32 dB at minimum speed. Rowenta 2 in 1 Air Purifier and Fan The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Rowenta Turbo Silence Standing Fan If you’re looking for something simpler like a regular fan, this one from Rowenta is now on sale on Prime Day. It has gone from costing 99.99 euros to 75.99 euros. It is perfect for sleeping since operates at only 35 dB in mode Silent Night. It has five blades, offers 12 speeds and you can control it using a digital LED display and remote control, as well as setting a timer. Rowenta Turbo Silence – Standing Fan The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Create Wind Clear Studio S Ceiling Fan The last of the bargains that has caught our attention on Prime Day (as far as air conditioning devices are concerned) is this one. ceiling fan from the brand Create, which you can take with you 60.95 euros. It is a compact fan in an elegant white and wood color combination and has retractable blades and a LED lamp with three light temperatures (warm, neutral and cold white), in addition to having the reverse turning function ideal for winter. CREATE / WIND CLEAR STUDIO S/Ceiling fan with light white and light wood with control The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Note: some of the links posted here are affiliate links and may provide a profit. Images | Olimpia Splendid, Midea, Rowenta and Create In Xataka | Buying guide for connected fans: recommendations for choosing a “smart” model with WiFi and six models from 50 euros In Xataka | Five things to consider before buying a ceiling fan

MediaMarkt is selling out all these portable air conditioners right before summer starts

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Summer officially starts next Sunday, but it’s already hot. Many of us have been caught by the bull and we don’t have anything at home to make it more bearable, so it’s time to go for something. If you don’t want a fan nor anything that requires installation like a split type air conditionerone of the best alternatives is a portable air conditioner. And MediaMarkt is liquidating several of them. Portable air conditioner – Cecotec ForceClima 9150 Style, 2250 fg/h, 2 speed The price could vary. We earn commission from these links There are several models to choose from, but we have selected five that we find especially interesting: Cecotec Force Clima 9150 Style by 209 eurosideal for rooms of about 25 square meters. Koenic KAC 9026 W by 190 eurosan economical option with night mode. De’Longhi PAC EM90 Silent by 599 eurosa very quiet portable air conditioner ok OAC 7026 ES by 153 eurosperfect for small rooms. Koenic KAC 12126 by 299 euroswith a dehumidifier function and with refrigerators for a large room. Cecotec Force Clima 9150 Style The first of these portable air conditioners is the Cecotec ForceClima, which has 2,250 frigories. It is ideal for rooms of about 25 square meters and also has a lot of versatility, since it can be used for cooling, ventilation or as a humidifier. At the MediaMarkt outlet, in ‘New’ condition, it is available for 209 euros. Portable air conditioner – Cecotec ForceClima 9150 Style, 2250 fg/h, 2 speed The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Koenic KAC 9026 W An option very similar to the previous one but somewhat cheaper: this is the Koenic KAC 9026 W. It has the same refrigerators as the Cecotect one and also has 3 operating modes. This also has a ‘Night Mode’ to save energy and emit less noise. It has a timer, includes a window kit and, in ‘New’ condition, comes out 190 euros. Portable air conditioner-KOENIC KAC 9026 W ES Mobile Air conditioner,Temp 24h The price could vary. We earn commission from these links De’Longhi PAC EM90 Silent The most expensive of these airs is this one from De’Longhi. It has 2,450 frigories, making it suitable for larger rooms than the other two above. But, beyond that, this model stands out for making less noise than other airs of this type. In addition, it has energy efficiency A, something that we will appreciate on the electricity bill. On MediaMarkt it is available for 599 eurosalthough we found it on Amazon for 495.04 euros. De’Longhi Pinguino PAC EM90 Silent The price could vary. We earn commission from these links ok OAC 7026 ES If you are looking for one that is especially economical and that works for small rooms, this one from the ok brand may fit you very well. It has 1,750 frigories, although it is also more compact and narrower than the other models on this list, which also makes it easier to move from room to room. In ‘New’ condition, we have it available at the MediaMarkt outlet for 153 euros. Portable air conditioner – ok. OAC 7026 ES, 1720 fg/h, 2 Speed, 16m², 55 dB(A) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Koenic KAC 12126 Another from the Koenic brand, although this time we are looking at a model more oriented towards large rooms, such as a living room. Of all those in this selection of portable air conditioners, it is the only one that also has a heat function so you can continue taking advantage of it in winter. It also has a timer, night mode and is out right now at the MediaMarkt outlet for 299 euros. Portable air conditioner-Koenic KAC 12126 W ES Mobile AC, 4 modes, 400 m³/h, T The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Cecotec, Koenic, De’Longhi, ok, In Xataka | Which smart air conditioner to buy. How to choose a connected air conditioning system and featured models In Xataka | Silent portable air conditioner. Which one to buy? Tips and recommendations

five portable air conditioners without work or installation ideal for your home

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The heat is here to stay until the summer ends, so it is a good time to buy a device that allows us to cope better with it if we have not already done so. If you cannot install a split air conditioner or you are simply looking for something better than a fan, in this article we are going to review five portable air conditioners that do not require works or installation. Comfee 3 in 1 by 224.99 eurosa portable air conditioner that includes its own window kit. Midea by 429.99 eurosa model with a window kit that offers 3,000 frigories. Cecotec ForceClima 7100 by 179 eurosthe best-selling portable air conditioner on Amazon. De’Longhi Compact PAC ES72 by 419 eurosa model that also has a dehumidifier and ventilation function. Create Silkair 5000 by 155.95 euroswith a dehumidifier function and its own window kit. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Comfee 3 in 1 He Comfee 3 in 1 (224.99 euros) is a particularly interesting device for those people looking for a triple function of air conditioning, air conditioning and dehumidifier. It offers 2,000 frigories, can be used with your mobile phone and includes its own kit for sliding windows. If you have folding windows, the kit is not useful, so we recommend taking a look at the Hoomee insulating coverwhich is ideal for both this model and the following ones. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Midea The model Midea (429.99 euros) can be used for both summer and winter because it incorporates a heat pump. It offers a cooling capacity of 3,000 frigories, can be controlled via the touch panel or with a smartphone and also comes with its own kit for sliding windows. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Cecotec ForceClima 7100 On the other hand, if you are looking for a more economical model, the Cecotec ForceClima 7100 (179 euros) is not far behind in terms of specifications. It is the best seller on Amazon for several reasons: because of its price, because it offers a cooling capacity of 1,750 frigories and because it comes with a ventilation and dehumidifier function. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links De’Longhi Compact PAC ES72 He De’Longhi Compact PAC ES72 It is not a particularly cheap model (419 euros), but it is quite complete. It offers 8,300 BTU, has a timer of up to 24 hours, is quite compact and has three speeds. In addition, it does not make too much noise, since the minimum noise is 47 dB. De’Longhi Compact PAC ES72 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Create Silkair 5000 Lastly, the Create Silkair 5000 (155.95 euros) is a portable air conditioner that has a cooling capacity of 7,000 BTU, allowing it to cool rooms of up to 20 square meters. It also comes with a fan and dehumidifier function and includes its own kit for sliding windows. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Comfee, Midea, Cecotec, De’Longhi, Create In Xataka | Buying guide for connected fans: recommendations for choosing a “smart” model with WiFi and six models from 50 euros In Xataka | Silent ceiling fan: which one to buy? Tips and recommendations

five air conditioners or fans that you can have in less than 24 hours at home

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This week we are living the second heat wave of the summer, which seems to lengthen more than the account. If you caught your bull and you don’t have a fan either portable air conditioning At home, we show you some models that you can receive tomorrow at home, in order to support high temperatures in your home. Solar foot fan Ceboic by 29.99 euros: With battery that offers an autonomy of 4 to 10 hours. Ceiling fan Charmofun by 28.87 euros: With LED lamp and easy to install. Portable air conditioning Cecotec Forceclima 9150 Style by 229 euros: 2,250 refrigerators and four modes of operation. Portable air conditioning Olimpia Splendid Dolceclima Air Pro 13 A by 424.99 euros: of 3,250 FRIDITIES AND INTEGRATED WIFI. Evaporative air conditioning Cecotec Energysilence 3500 Cool Compact by 49.90 euros: With 3.5 -liter and 65 W deposit. CEBOIC solar foot fan If you do not want to spend much, this solar foot fan Ceboit is a good option to consider to be fresh at home. Costs 29.99 euros right now and it is a Very versatile devicethat will be very good for any stay. This fan has a 5,200 mAh rechargeable battery and offers Autonomy of 4 to 10 hours. Admits load via port USB-C and also through the solar panel it brings. It is folding and compact, in addition to ultra silent and offers three speed levels. Ceboic Portable silent foot fan * Some price may have changed from the last review Charmofun roof fan You can also have this at home this ceiling fan which stands out for its functionality and also for its small price. Now, you can take it for 28.87 eurosa price at which it is not easy to see such a device. This ceiling fan It is mounted in a simple way and is ideal, fundamentally, to sleep fresh at night. It has one LED lamp which offers white light (warm, cold and neutral). In addition, you can control them from the wall switch and by means of the remote control that it brings incorporated. Charmofun ceiling fan with silent light * Some price may have changed from the last review Portable air conditioning Cecotec Forceclima 9150 Style Portable air conditioners have become one of the favorite devices to survive heat at home, thanks to their easy installation (just taking the tube from the rear through the window). This Cecotec Forceclima 9150 Style It is now reduced in Mediamarkt, being able to buy it for 229 euros. This portable air conditioning It has a cooling capacity of 2,250 frigpances, being perfect for stays of up to 25 square meters. It comes with remote control and you can also control it using its LED screen. It offers four operating modes and air conditioning has two speeds. Cecotec Portable air conditioning with remote control Forceclima 9150 Style * Some price may have changed from the last review Portable air conditioning Olimpia Splendid Dolceclima Air Pro 13 A If you are looking for a more complete portable air conditioning model, of those known as connected, this one of the firm Olimpia is a good option to take into account. In PCComponentsyou can take it down now, by 424.99 euros. This device has a 3250 refrigeration power of refrigeration and presents Energy classification A+. It comes with integrated wifi, so you can control from app, as well as from the touch panel. It also incorporates silent function, as well as wheels and handles, so you can move it to any room. Olimpia – Portable air conditioning Olimpia Splendid Airpro 13A+ Wifi. * Some price may have changed from the last review EVOPORATIVE CLIMATOR CECOTEC ENERGYSILENCE 3500 COOL COMPACT Another type of devices that triumphs to keep temperature at home at bay, is this Cecotec evaporative air conditionerwhich is even the best selling on Amazon. You can buy it, right now, for 49.90 euros And you receive it in less than 24 hours. This evaporative air conditioning It has a deposit with a capacity of 3.5 liters and works with a power of 65 W. offers three operating speeds and automatic oscillation of 70º, to be able to distribute the fresh air in any room. CECOTEC EVOPORATIVE CLIMATORGIZE ENERGYSILENCE 3500 COOL COMPACT * Some price may have changed from the last review Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Images | Ceboit, Charmofun, Cecotec and Olimpia In Xataka | What intelligent air conditioning buy: how to choose a connected air conditioning system and outstanding models In Xataka | Evaporative air conditioning and portable air conditioning are not the same: know the differences and which model can come best for you

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