Breezamax Reviews 111

Thuis is sold as a mini aircon, even the movie in the advertisment shows cooling tubes.
NOT TRUE : IT IS AN ORDINARY FAN !!! So even the advertisment as the promised results are fake!

Do not buy, too expensive, doesn’t work as promised!

What a shit .
Digital thermometer say the same temperatuur go out toen he go in .

dont buy

I bought 2 of these for my in laws as a gift. They worked great the first time they used them. They said the room was comfortably cooler, they were very impressed. The units needed to be charged so they could be used again. That is when the issue became evident, they wouldn't charge. My in laws tried another outlet, another adapter, checked the outlet to make sure power going to it, etc. They still won't charge. I have not been able to find a way to contact customer service to see what we can do about this issue. Silly me thinking buying them directly from the company would better than a retailer. If they would recharge it sounds like it would a great product. Such a shame they put crappy batteries in these units.

The ads are indeed misleading. No fan without a cooling engine can drop temperature as described. The natural method of hydrocooling is a well known procedure that doesn't take their cheap fan to create -- just low humidity, a wet towel and a box fan. WHAT disturbs me more than these exaggerative ads on YouTube, is this product has 1 Review with a 1 star rating, and yet Trust Pilot lists its average rating as 3.2. So much for trust. I'll review Trust Pilot next.

After seeing multiple commercials for this product on YouTube, I stuck around to watch the rest of the ad. It sounded intriguing, two guys who started up a company building portable air conditioners after reverse engineering conventional air conditioners. The ad claimed one Breezamax unit could cool an average size room by 20 degrees in a few minutes.

The ad was misleading. It showed video of a cooling coil, like in a regular air conditioner. The room in my house that's always too warm in the summer is my den. It's where I do all my work. There is a huge sliding glass door facing south. Even with my two regular air conditioners running in other rooms of the house, it never gets cool enough in my den.

So I figured that having something like the Breezemax would help out a lot. When I went to buy one, it was $89.00. That was without shipping, plus I bought some hooks to hold it on my wall for an additional $24.00. It took a couple of weeks to get to me.

What I got wasn't at all what I expected. It's a cheap plastic tiny little vent like you would have in your car. In addition, it doesn't have any freon, cooling coil or anything. It's just a basic fan with three speeds. You can charge it and run it on a battery.

I will directly quote from the disclaimer in the directions for this thing:
"Cooling Performance
- This product provides localized cooling through driven airflow. Performance may vary depending on ambient temperature, humidity, and distance. It does not include a water tank, misting function, or refrigeration compressor."

Had I known this at the beginning, I never would have wasted my money on one of these. It's a total ripoff. Do not buy one of these. It's a cheaply made little fan. You can get a much cheaper box fan through any big box store and get the same results. As I mentioned before, the ad was very misleading, and I think it should be removed from YouTube.

I know many of you will think I'm a sucker for buying anything from a YouTube ad. Live and learn I guess. Avoid this company like the plague.