Very good quality with sleep automation, gradual operation, air intensity. What I liked was that the water tank is detachable and you can put it in the fridge and have cold water. It definitely can't cool the room, but only when it blows on you, but it definitely cools and feels pleasant. I put it at half power 50% and it is quiet with the blinds slightly up.

Good and simple for an "air cooler", in appearance, does not include a power supply, does not have a carrying handle, and does not have a carrying case!
On the plus side: low energy consumption, but could include lighting effects on the side of the device when starting up.

The Ferrari of tabletop mini air-coolers. First, let's clarify something in order to understand what this machine does. Simply put, it contains a fan that has a filter in front of it, which absorbs the water you pour in from the side, resulting in cooler air being emitted from the front grilles. It works even better if you add ice cubes and chilled water. It doesn't have freon, so it wouldn't be able to cool a small room as another gentleman mentioned. Its purpose is to be placed next to us on the desk where we work and cool our face when there is no air conditioning in the room or in our office. It does this perfectly. It is powerful and relatively quiet up to level 30 (the power increases significantly up to 100, but so does the noise). It is also much higher in quality compared to some cheaper ones that claim to do the same job. Finally, I suggest waiting for the price to drop to around $45, which is what I bought it for, from the current price of $55, when it gets colder (if it drops, that is, because we don't know).

I would call it decent, quite expensive compared to the competition but a similar cheap one I bought was leaking. It does the job in a small space and at a close distance. It definitely won't do anything in a home room. The sleep function is excellent.