Device broke down quickly. It shows an exclamation mark on the display and you have to constantly power it off and back on.

While it circulates air well, it doesn’t lower room temperature like a dedicated air conditioner — many users find its “cooling” simply pushes air rather than cooling significantly.

It’s a shame that the only reason I purchased this was because I needed to be able to control the heat from the app to warm my place up before I get home. This avoids a higher heat bill. I am not allowed to because of a new restriction on the device itself. It makes no sense when for other heaters you have to manually turn on and off and have the potential of forgetting to turn off and starting a fire versus being able to turn it off with an app. Where is the logic in that??? I have an older model that allows me to control the heat via the app and the newer unit does not. It is being labeled a safety issue for being able to turn the heater on and OFF when not home but that is just backwards. It SHOULD be a safety concern when you can NOT turn on and OFF a heater when you are not home.