Mitsubishi Heavy ACs

[Sushubh]

Went to Samsung store. Dude said windfree is not available in 2T model. Online check kiya to it's definitely available lol. Hitachi guy I met two days ago was at the Samsung outlet. Said I'll recommend Hitachi over Samsung lol. Dude has five brand showrooms in the mall. Bosch, Hitachi, Mitsubishi Electric, Samsung and one kitchen appliance brand I hadn't heard before. Hafele.

 

[Sushubh]

lol so no one here has a samsung windfree? specifically... in a sun facing room that gets pretty hot lol?

 

[Sushubh]

@Aakash Malhotra does your sumo has app support? app seems pretty bad based on reviews. but that's the same with Panasonic. Hitachi aircloud go seems even worse lol. but as long as i can connect it to google home, i can get basic controls using the google home app that might be useful. panasonic app seems more advance and has some cool features though. hitachi has a better remote so i am leaning more towards it now. because in the end, if the app does not remain an option, one has to manage with the remote.

 

[Aakash Malhotra]

yes, it has app support but I was unsuccessful in pairing it with the AC. tried 3-4 times and then gave up. I anyways prefer using the remote so it did not bother me that much.

 

[Rickysin]

i have samsung 1.5 ton split inverter AC and LG 1.5 ton split inverter AC. if i compare both then LG is way ahead of samsung. less compressor squeaking noice in LG as compared to samsung.

samsung lowest wattage i calculated was 670 watts. LG on other hand has lowest wattage of 250 watts providing same cooling effect.

went deep and found that samsung is using single inverter in their AC's and LG is using dual inverter.

crap!

 

[Sushubh]

LG is very efficient but just won't work on sun facing top floor