LG LP1419IVSM vs Frigidaire Gallery Cool Connect GHPC132AB1

And finally, based on our measurements, in order to obtain the advertised sleep mode noise level of 44 decibels on the LG 1419 IVSM you need to sleep ...

It looks nice but it does make a ton of weird noises. I’m returning it because it doesn’t have the heat feature but I also am happy to return it because of all the noises it makes and because of how big it is in comparison to other units. So far customer service has been ok but they haven’t been super helpful in the return process yet.

So it's only been running about five minutes. According to my wattmeter it only uses about 580 watts and that's with the compressor running. So we'll ...

Had a 10000 BTU UNIT Did not do the job on our 400’ living room so NBC bought this 13000BTU unit and I expected it to cool a little more I still need fans in the room

So the drop going from traditional BTUs to SAC BTUs is substantial. For this unit, the LG here, the drop is 4,000 BTUs. So it goes from 14,000 BTUs to...

After spending quite some time researching online and comparing different options, we bought the Frigidaire AC. The unit works well, efficiently and makes reasonable noises. It was easy to install and start using. The remote control works well and is easy to use

Got it inside a 12x12 room up in a hot addition room. But the cooling only stays inside that room and doesn’t leak into other rooms as hoped. Thought it would slowly cool the other room since it’s supposed to cool up to 450sqft

I like the app and magnetic remote control but it doesn't keep the room as cold as I would have liked and was a bit of a hassle to get the kit in the window. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Final verdict, fine AC... Not worth the extra expense if your hoping for smart home integration

I spent over $500 for a unit I can't use, and I'm on a fixed income. Oh, and as the instructions say, you'll need either a hacksaw or a power tool cutter (to cut off the rear piece of the slider, which will otherwise block part of the vent hole) AND you have to screw this unit into your window frame.