Arctic Air Ultra Review: Better Than the Original?

[@IvanStarling-kg1ei]

Purchased: August 2023 - still works GREAT!I kzbin.infoUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install. This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment. I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!

[@Goadenhomestead]

Its a mini swamp cooler. They work great if the air is dry, if its humid then it wont work.

[@TheresaRobertsonLROL]

Good to know. Thanks. I live in New England where our summers are quick humid.

[@RandomPlaceHolderName]

@@TheresaRobertsonLROL Yeah ... thinking of getting an AC unit just for those 3 awful weeks worth of heat wave we get.

[@TheresaRobertsonLROL]

RandomPlaceHolderName it will be worth every penny.

[@RandomPlaceHolderName]

@@TheresaRobertsonLROL Agreed, can't put a price on a good night's sleep.

[@Wtfrank90]

I suppose you could buy a dehumidifier, but for the price of both the artic air ultra and a dehumidifier you could just buy a regular AC

[@wildjiggaboo1]

Would have been good to see what the ambient temperature was inside your room to see the difference it made.

[@miniwarrior7]

Plot twist his room is 60° and 0% humidity

[@LilOleTinyMe]

Mararagi it's going to have very little to no effect on the temperature. Think of it this way, ac,s fridges, anything like that don't make cold air, they just move hot air somewhere else. In this case, it would, at best, move hot air back into the same area it took it from. It will literally only feel cool in front of it. (This same concept is why leaving a fridge open and running will actually increase the room temperature after a while)

[@jeremiaheliott3289]

The ambient air does have an affect on a evaporator unit. And ac units use gas and super heat that becomes a liquid and causes a cooling affect. So yes knowing the ambient temp would have been nice. Or the humidity level

[@johnlopperman2161]

@@LilOleTinyMe It won't ADD remove heat as heat is Removed by evaporating water, NOT just moving it about.

[@tarstarkusz]

That is not its purpose. They make larger room size swampy coolers for the whole room. This tech only works in extremely dry climates. Where I live in the summer humidity is usually in at least the upper 80s and when it gets really hot humidity is nearly always over 90% Under those conditions, it would make the room more uncomfortable. But in Vegas where he lives, running one overnight would likely drop the temp by 25F. The phase change of the water from liquid to gas has a property called latent heat (literally hidden heat). It takes energy to evaporate (phase change) the water. A swampy cooler works because when you blow air across water and some of that water evaporates, it "consumes" the heat and hides it in the phase change. The heat is then released back into the environment when the water condenses back into liquid.

[@marklangheim8000]

*Easy to assemble **Fastly.Cool*

[@peppermeat8059]

💀

[@jbr84tx]

I just got one of these. It sits on my desk, and I can stand being in my den when the temp is 90, when it's blowing right on me from about 30 inches away. Without this I couldn't, I'd have to turn on the AC when the temp hit about 85. This saves on AC bills. It puts out 75 degree air when the room temp is 88.

[@CatharineLarock]

So glad to see that Bailey takes her inspection duties so seriously ;)

[@EddieB1]

Best "as seen on tv" reviewer

[@hayleymarcham8917]

Absolutely

[@leeeightiesbaby9435]

Agreed

[@stuartfonix2734]

100% agree!

[@chivosadventures8171]

Not sure why I'm watching an Arctic air video when the wind chill temps outside are 13° below zero fahrenheit.

[@robertm3252]

Spot on, he's a great reviewer.

[@malonemyers4848]

I brought the original version and it's adjustable I can adjust it up, down or middle and it gets very cold. Also I soak the filter in bleach water then put to dry out in the sun and reuse

[@markp2085]

I was using vineger, but I am sure the bleach would work better. I just didn't want the smell of bleach because it can sometimes trigger my asthma.

[@Nouminette_]

The bleach obviously is gonna damage the filter if you dont rinse it properly also if the concentration is too high

[@mneff69]

Put a bucket of ice water behind the fan! That is what we did when I was a kid. We was so poor we couldn't afford a A /C.

[@lovelyrich54]

Did it work okay?

[@mneff69]

@@lovelyrich54 Yes

[@lovelyrich54]

@@mneff69 Wow...That's cool!

[@kjswayze3957]

Or just connect a hose to your freezer somehow

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

@Lovely Rich: You can use a frozen water jug or water bottles in front of or behind the fan if you don't wanna refill ice every few hours which is what I've been doing. I'm in humid hot ass Florida too and it works for cheaper than buying this thing.

[@jTempVids]

If it was $10 or maybe $15 I would consider giving it a try. These do work. How well they work depends on the humidity level where you live. Plus these are basically wick humidifiers, so they do add some humidity to your house.

[@Wiley_Coyote]

Here's the thing to keep in mind. Ad copy for these things talks about how it lowers the temperature 20 degrees. It doesn't. It may blow out air 20 degrees cooler than the room, but the effect on the entire room can be negligible. It's really just a more efficient fan, that's all.

[@adndgirl]

Thanks for this review. Quite useful! My original Arctic Air crapped out after only a year, during my first time using it this year during a video conference with the office. Worst timing. While I was trying to get it going (my house was 93 degrees) I managed to spill water all over and had to drop out of the conference. I am especially glad that you pointed out the new anti-spill feature. The lights don't mean any to me and I have the new one set up next to my computer in the house so I don't need the USB. Also, I like your style as opposed to the giggle girls' approach. In short, I really enjoyed this review! From now on, I will check with you before buying anything from TV ads!

[@xephael3485]

3:27 "...I definitely feel like this one blows much stronger than that one" Well we can agree about them blowing 🤣

[@xwarxsabrewulf]

Man this blows.

[@MrBodeci]

If you have hard water use filtered water to help your filter last longer, also wash with a vinegar bath to help improve filter life

[@YhalHtetAung]

Yes, simple and cost effective solution, Vinegar. Thanks mate :)

[@BWT599]

Just bought 4 of these from Lowe's up here in Canada and I'm surprised they work decent on the main floor of my house. AC broke and repair guys are booked up for 5 days. I have 2 in the kitchen from two sides and 2 in the family room. It's not bad for emergencies or if your current AC can't handle a very hot day. 1 out of the 4 was used and still wet inside the box. Someone used it and re boxed it and the shop assumed it had not been open. Filter smelled of mold.

[@curpat4363]

This is probably one of the most thorough reviews I've seen good work!

[@mattc2433]

I’m guessing the usb connection doesn’t draw enough power for the stronger fan speed

[@ItsSusieQue96]

Matt c which really stinks because I want something to cool a minivan overnight without using my driving battery...

[@NK-qn6pq]

You CAN run it off usb...you just need the right cable

[@doug3420]

Ive just bought the Ultra today in South Africa and the original plug is a USB one. It feels super cool and the fan works well on all three speeds. Cant believe that I only paid SA Rand R 150 on Promotion which is about US $ 10 plus shipping of course US $ 0.50

[@justin2995]

The emo hair killed me 😂

[@jxsl13]

Same.

[@mas7rreaper126]

jxsl13 Scarcastic

[@urielsalas9265]

I actually think it looks good on him.

[@justiceforall1288]

Justin Harris I know, right? 😄🤣😆👍🏾

[@urielsalas9265]

@Chalk Z28 why not try it yourself baldy haha.

[@rajeshraghavan2248]

Place 2 frozen water bottles right behind the ordinary fan ... Now compare it 👌

[@saus675]

Huh!, great idea

[@ArfOtis]

I like that. And other than the condensation on the water bottles you won't be adding to the humidity level.

[@5226-p1e]

doesn't work. Already tried.

[@BaQu82]

as long as you don't freeze the bottles in the freezer which is in the same apartment.

[@tarstarkusz]

That wouldn't work as well. This guy is in a desert and this is a "swampy" cooler that works by adding moisture to the air which "consumes" a substantial amount of heat. Problem is they only work in very dry climates. Where I live, humidity is already extremely high during the summer and it wouldn't work. It would actually make you MORE uncomfortable.

[@markk8980]

The bigger the ice cube the longer they last so what I would improve on Ultra II would be a bigger or at least taller water tank. Other then that I'm impressed with the result, it is a nice addition to central cooling in those areas that seem warmer then the rest of the house.

[@winterdreams3374]

I'm glad they improved their product! I was very dissapointed that the original one wasn't good, because we definitely need one during the summer.

[@glennredwine289]

i was too, bought 2 in the summer of 2018 and they were practically worthless; the fans were so weak that they needed a booster fan in front to make it seem cool at all. The ultra is only good enough for a small kitchen though. I spent close to $100 for the two of them in 2018. The next summer I bought a Honeywell evaporative cooler for $200 it was FAR BETTER. Could cool the whole downstairs family room. I spend practically all of my time in this room. This $200 evap cooler was in lieu of a service call on an AC system that was installed in 1982, though.

[@mm2_Arya]

You keep saying "2x cooler" the box says "2x cooling power" which to me translated to the fan being stronger, not that it is 2x cooler than the original.

[@privateinfo4820]

Exactly … big mistake

[@girliboi]

exactly my thought when he said that.. i mean of course they'd like ppl to read "2x power" as "2x cooler", but as consumers we should read EXACTLY what the box says, not draw inferences not explicitly stated.

[@weeral1]

@@girliboi Reading exactly what the box says... you must not order from China often lol.

[@germanher7528]

It's 2x cooler cause it has better looks

[@johnlopperman2161]

Ricky Nor does fan blow x2. And less chilling effect. IF one needs cooler in dry climate for close work station/sitting, AA is near perfect. Ultra fails in my experience, see my other comments.

[@Pyrolonn]

I think a good test is cold longevity. Sure if you blow air through an iced up sponge you're going to get cool air out of it, but how long will it keep you cool? I probably won't get one, though I'm more impressed than I thought it would be. I especially like how manufacturers in the age of the Amazon comment are improving their products.

[@gaylaboyd5305]

i purchase the Artic Air Ultra approximately 2 months ago. It is a great addition for cooling a small location, we are in a 35 amp RV park, so we can only run 1 AC with the Artic Air allowing me directional cool air sitting in living room, at the dining table or when cooking it helps alot. Only issue is the filter suppose to only last 3 - 4 months, and I have experienced a slight problem with mold. I clean the tank at least weekly, with a white vinegar diluted solution. And yes, ice cubes are the best!!! I have 2 units, one in the bedroom.

[@rleon8183]

Look people... this is just bogus. Heat in a room is trapped on the walls, in your furniture, everything. You will need to cool everything in order to start feel cooler. That requires A LOT OF ENERGY that this little tiny swamp cooler can ever achieve. If you want the room to feel cool - then good luck, it's NOT going to do it. If you just want cooler air blowing on you, well that may do the trick. But don't think this is an actual AC replacement.

[@Random_4400]

A proper air conditioner moves the heat energy outside so it's far more efficient but does use a lot more power, however i have one of these and the newer versions of these mini "personal air coolers" aren't actually terrible, they definitely do work as far as cooling you down if you sit in front of it and it's definitely colder then a fan especially if you add ice/freeze the filter so advertising it as a "personal air cooler" isn't really wrong in any way, of course this is not by any means an air conditioner and will not be cooling for your whole room by any significant extent so don't expect that from it, but it doesn't advertise to do that it claims to be a personal air cooler which it does pretty well for what it is.

[@teddybeer6206]

They never said it was an AC...

[@ozzy_fromhell]

I need it for a 2x4 grow tent I want it to go from 90° to 75° is that possible ?

[@mcescher1957]

LOVING the new caricature of you in the opening! So funny.....and very professional looking. Everybody who is anybody has a cool caricature!!

[@MrFmiller]

Thanks for the review. I appreciate companies which respond to customer's preferences. I would not have purchased the original model but am considering this one.

[@jenimccabe2489]

I just bought one of these yesterday as I DESPISE the heat and I live in Kentucky, where it is hot as hell from March thru October! My mother in law, whom I am currently living with, is always cold and therefore keeps the house at least 75 degrees ALL YEAR so I had to do something! Huge difference when you use the filter straight out of the freezer and I highly recommend doing that. It'd been about 24 hours and so far, this is good money spent!

[@danamorante1565]

that pause after he said "which one blows harder" 😂

[@joshuapapendick5457]

I love mine. I use it at work and it keeps me very cool. I live in a humid climate next to the ocean. I have had both versions of the coolers. The ultra is louder but has a stronger fan.

[@beavacuda]

I prolly found channel on a KZbin crawl...and originally thought you a tool (as in sponsored shill)...but, your reviews seem very honest, offer value and also often feature a dog. You seem like a solid dude and earned this subscriber

[@rodmunch69]

I'm sure he's overjoyed off the $0.03 he'll make on you over the lifetime of his channel. Thanks for sharing.

[@beavacuda]

Haha true...also 0.03 more cents than you

[@rodmunch69]

@@beavacuda good one.

[@beavacuda]

Ya mean, good three

[@udmbfckx2916]

A few things you missed to mention: 1) Room temperature to begin with. 2) Humidity (%) 3) What was the temp on the $10 Walmart fan? (For baseline comparison). 4) Temperature blowing out of the Arctic Air at 1, 2 & 4 hours. 5) For the geeks in us, what is the power consumption in watts? Ok, so there are some improvements, is it worth it? My only concern is, how would this do in warm and humid Central Florida? In the Summer? I wonder if I can have a second filter alternating and cooling in my 12V Danfoss Compressor RV Fridge in my RV Minivan while the other one operates. I can also add some ice.

[@christopherpape4823]

I was thinking the same it'd probably be pretty cool, no pun intended, if you had a constant rotation of frozen filters and ice. But now that I think about it does anyone know if the refreezing of the filters and water would basically cancel out their cooling aspects provided by the above contraption? As in refreezing the freezer is basically just talking the thermal energy that accumulated in the the warm filters/water and throwing it back out into the room? I guess if you kept on using new cold water from an outside source like the tap that would actually work for adding water to the filters at least. And I guess it would also help to use new cold water to make ice, though the water still has to be frozen so it's still not perfect. I guess in summary continuously freezing and reusing the same filters and water for ice would be pointless, no? Hopefully that made sense.

[@good4damoney]

I was thinking buying 2 and freezing the filters and adding a frozen gel pack in the tray .

[@Ponkdonker]

Actual ice works better.

[@lachaussetteorpheline]

Hi is it less noisy than the original one? Will you test the Arctic air ultra pro?

[@Movie_Games]

Why can't I just get a mini AC with freon in it?

[@nothanks2994]

Fr

[@danielcrisp3042]

Do they make those????

[@jackbryan7673]

Bought one, it's not worth a damn. read the online reviews. They must have been submitted by the Arctic Air higher echelon.

[@JoseOlalde]

I used the original arctic air and it was the worse thing I used. Every single time I put it in my table and it starts leaking. Filter is moldy about a 4 weeks. I will probably buy the new one and see if it doesn't have this problems.

[@JoseOlalde]

@577AllWell I did let it dry more than 24 hours but mold grew and plus the filter was made like paper it quickly breaks when water goes to the filter. If the new one solves this and the leaks I will buy this and see if it better than the original

[@millenniumman75]

You can't pick it up without it leaking. the water from the reservoir fills a little pool in the bottom and you can't move it or it leaks. They might want to design a more closed pool to prevent leaks. Heh, it sounds like a diaper commercial.

[@GigawingsVideo]

@577AllWell No matter how many time you try to dry it that thing hold water very well so it's obvious that the mold will come sooner or later.

[@scottyhaines4226]

@@JoseOlalde the original one did have a paper filter

[@katstarbuck2626]

Don't tilt it

[@Mixwell1983]

Best fan I ever bought was a lasko high velocity blower fan from home depot online. Blower fans work better than bladed fans. Really pushes a lot of air. If you don't have ac it works good. Last summer managed to get my spare room setup as a den with a window ac unit. It was a godsend in the summer heat as i dont have central ac.

[@peternguyen8465]

I died on “which one blows harder...” huge pause lol

[@johnlopperman2161]

Peter Be nice, "peter" ;

[@kronixshock]

Been watching your videos for about a month now, love them and thanks for the great work! Questions/suggestions for the Arctic Air Ulta/Original -Could you try swapping the power supplies and see if the Ultra can be run from USB -Curious to see if the usable distance on the Ultra has improved (by how much?) compared to the original -Also (with or without ice cube/frozen filter hack) how does the cooling performance change or temp increase as it gets to the max 10 hour run time?

[@YoniX50]

I have the original Arctic air... or rather version 1.1 by virtue of the fact that mine DOES have a vent that can be aimed up and down. It also has a mode on the LED that color-cycled the light which is kinda cool. I did find the cooling quite weak though, and I most likely will upgrade.

[@ayekantspeylgud]

299k James - you deserve more, still, but you are slowly climbing! I’m glad - great review as always! ❤️

[@CrazyRiGuy]

Can you tell a different in sound?? Is the ultra louder than the original?

[@PrinceMarcusWilliam]

It is much louder at its highest setting than the original. There is more power though.

[@CuriousinNY]

Nice review. I didn’t see the original product review so I am not sure if this test was done, but I am curious as to how close the unit has to be to you in order for you to feel the cooling effects.

[@jillyincali8480]

What happens after a few hours of run time? Does temp hold cool or no? Thanks

[@jarrodlucas8160]

Probably not

[@SealFormulaMaster]

I've used the original and I must say, I like it. One thing I've used it for is actually putting it behind my laptop or desktop so it can suck up the hot exhaust air and cool the air down so the room doesn't heat up as much.

[@rogersowers9837]

"Baby, it's cold outside" 17 degree Fahrenheit.....and falling.....I'll be back!

[@deemer097]

Does it cool down a room ? And where do you get the replacement filters ? I need to get one myself

[@deemer097]

mr. smash96 if I use Ice cold water and freeze the filter like in the video and use a fan to blow it around would that help ? I’m debating whether to get one

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

These swamp coolers are terrible for already humid areas. I can see how they might work for a while in dry areas though.

[@staceyl3365]

How long does the air blowing stay cool 😎 after the ice cubes and wet filter are added?

[@2lmdi]

Will an ice pack fit in the tank? I sit one of those in front of my fan.

[@medsiles]

hello, do you recommend it? how long have you have it?

[@NarwhalBuffalo]

The 1st artic air we had had tons of mold. This one fix all that?

[@pineapplepizza27]

Mold will always be an issue for swamp coolers. No two ways around it

[@pepshaven6520]

How does it go cooling a bedroom? Or is it only good for small areas?

[@kermitemkuklak2992]

Bought one today. Cut the cord (outlet end) and just rewired a USB plug to it. Sometimes gotta take matters into your own hands, but regardless I'm very impressed with this product.

[@doug3420]

Excellent Review.. Thank you ! Ive just bought the Ultra today in South Africa and the original plug is a USB one. It feels super cool and the fan works well on all three speeds. Cant believe that I only paid SA Rand R 150 on Promotion which is about US $ 10 plus shipping of course US $ 0.50

[@ninjacookie2774]

Why don’t U just soak it in liquid nitrogen to make it even colder

[@zedorda1337]

I have no idea but you might just be dumb enough to try I bet.

[@ninjacookie2774]

Zed orda how would that be dumb

[@zedorda1337]

@@ninjacookie2774 The plastic frame of the filter would instantly crack when the fan was turned on because of uneven temperature changes just like a frozen windshield you throw hot water on.

[@jesuscervantesj82]

@@zedorda1337 well maybe he didn't do research at all

[@ElevatorWasher5000]

My dad got me one and I really wanted the original, because it was so cool, and I saw it everywhere, and when we were in Target, he saw it on clearance, and got it for me! Best day ever.

[@justindobbs2906]

Hell yeah, wake up to this. It's Gunna be a good day.

[@la196]

I stubbled across an ad in between sections of a YT video where they were selling a FrescaFlo Air cooling system. Small portable cooler like this. I wouldn't think they are the same product. They had a picture of you but for some reason it occurred to me that maybe someone attached your pic to the ad. Maybe not? Just bringing it to your attention.

[@randylinn502]

The best freaking reviews on youtube...

[@ItsSusieQue96]

Would taking the USB cord from the old one and using it with the Ultra work??

[@darthpedro123456789]

Everytime I stumble upon one of your videos I end up binge watching like 40 of em

[@D25864]

How come you haven't done a review for the rainbow, or copper knives or any cutlery?

[@TheJames-Edward]

The old one sucked I had cooler air from a box fan.

[@usernameisusername]

I thought old one blew.

[@LuBre]

Nice but... where does the heat go?

[@TyvNeedsHelp]

The Emo hair just made me think of that one KZbinr...Onision? In like 20 years, lol. Nice video though.~

[@Christopher-Yabadabado]

James, you just made me decide to buy this as gifts for 2 people. But I'm going to have to demonstrate as you did. Great review, thanks. But question: Do they sell replacement filters? Living in south Florida, one in the freezer, while the other is running, would be a great convenience. I can't seem to find any online. Just curious if you know of it, or a yes or no.

[@excusememr]

Love your stuff. Would be interested to see the temp of this after running in 90° heat for an hour

[@leonardlabrecque143]

We just got one today. I hope it does well tonight to help with putting some moisture in the air to help stop nose bleeds when I sleep.

[@arez8790]

3:06 the original does to, you just had it facing the wrong way....

[@williampurnell1185]

At the last min it was going down he turned it and the temp was going down

[@johnnygreenway3579]

Where do you buy the ice trays you used in this video?

[@blinkshadown]

Well next year we will see the super ultra version that has lights, usb and a mini ice tray for x2.5 the cooling same price 39.99.

[@kronnie13]

We can hope!

[@katstarbuck2626]

And then after THAT it will be an actual air conditioner

[@mnorbert]

Nice review, but what about the humidity? It blows a cold wettish air into the room, and I guess despite the 48-50 Fahrenheit degrees, the humidity starts to go up.

[@xXWinningTheFightXx]

Anyone ever been so high you watch a AC unit review? I have

[@randomtube8226]

They do help put humidity in the air also. In winter when you have the furnace turned up. The air can be a bit dry.

[@Tall-Cool-Drink]

The original you get few different light colors. The ultra gives you better cooling. Give me the ultra.

[@xeserupseinopelttil4574]

Yep. Don't need no stupid lights when it's 98° lol

[@redsqwirl]

@@xeserupseinopelttil4574 Or if I am asleep! It doesn't matter what colors are on.

[@larisa-mariaionita9712]

Hi! I am interested in what’s the power consumption of this device? Thanks!

[@614BlueBerry]

You can ask ANY hvac installer and they will tell you those laser thermometers are not 100% accurate.

[@elvispadroin268]

I actually like that the light isn't all that bright in the ultra version because the bright lights don't let eyes rest when you're trying to sleep which makes it to where you need glasses when you get older. I do love everything else.

[@Adventures_EC]

who needs the useless light function?

[@Adventures_EC]

@@anondimwit just for commenting :D

[@YhalHtetAung]

It is not useless at all. At night, you can check the level of the water inside. So it is not that useless at all. ;)

[@57629589]

From whence did you order this. Website does not feature this model nor does amazon.

[@jimm2442]

Why did you not tell the room temperature? Worthless showing output temperature without the ambient.

[@JohnDrivesAnything]

I tested it and showed room temperature

[@noclu4u384]

What was the temperature of the room you tested in ?

[@dawnmeier2834]

I would like that. What was the temperature of the room you were testing in? God bless. Hugs

[@matthewcohen6650]

Dawn Hess it can’t cool a room

[@dollarbill6877]

Have you tested the humidity output?

[@__aceofspades]

These are just evaporative 'swamp' coolers. You can get similar results with any generic ones, or even just draping a very thin cold wet towel over a fan. They dont actually cool the air, they increase humidity, which helps us cool (hence why our body sweats). The only actual cooling that is done is if you use a freezer or use colder than ambient water. Not saying the product is bad, but these are just marketing an old technology. If you live somewhere where its already humid, they wont do anything. Also due to the use of water and open air, as well as filters, you need to clean them from time to time to prevent mold.

[@michaelp9238]

Increased humidity does not help with cooling. These work by evaporation which is a cooling process (such as sweating). These will not work well in a humid environment because evaporation is limited.

[@princed47130]

Is this the best time of year to try this????

[@tpcthe1st]

i purchased this product based on your review and it is a total crap. it releases cold air for exactly 10 minutes and that's it, with the filters previously kept in the freezer

[@kobepower]

lol why u blaming him. learn some physic and you realize its bullshit

[@karolmanzano539]

@@kobepower But Physics also tells us that it also works.

[@USNAV]

Thanks u answered my question. Was wondering how long it would blow cold air. 10 minutes not worth it.

[@zedorda1337]

Did you check the power requirements to see maybe why the limited power of a USB was a problem with the new improved fan?

[@theolamp5312]

Hot Humid conditions, lets put more moisture in the air. What a great idea. NOT

[@Mzbosee]

Its trash! I mean they say freeze and it gives u a good 6 to 10 mins of cool air IF UR LUCKY. After that u got yourself a mini fan with a night light.

[@Neilukuk]

@@Mzbosee Is in not against the law for shops to not accept returns and make you go to manufacture? @4:33

[@scottb.8523]

Interesting differences. I actually did like my original Artic Air until it absolutely quite literally disintegrated. Case leaked like crazy and eventually it stopped even turning on, logic board failure. Its twin sister died within a week of the first one. I will give the Ultra a try since it's quite different with many improvements. Thank you for a great and thorough review. Your Emo hair test gets a big thumbs up from me 😁👍

[@CaravelClerihew]

For the logically minded among us: 46 Fahrenheit = 7.78 Celsius 50 Fahrenheit = 10 Celsius 60 Fahrenheit = 15.5 Celsius 70 Fahrenheit = 21 Celsius

[@Cole-ek7fh]

metric is for the lazy.

[@MrsInAbox]

Thank you!

[@g36killer]

Murica!

[@jbdragon3295]

Screw celsius. It just doesn't make any sense for temp.

[@CaravelClerihew]

@@jbdragon3295 Yes, because water freezing at 0 and boiling at 100 makes so little sense compared to 32 and 212.

[@wafaaghanim7659]

Does it work in humid hot weather?

[@fairunfair3443]

I love the part emo hair💙 You are my favourite youtuber😘

[@gp1971]

What was the temperature in the room he had the units in?

[@sakuradraven1398]

Best part was emo hair. Great review as always. ;)

[@markp2085]

I bought the original last year. I live in New Mexico where it is nice and dry and I have no air conditioning. This little thing sitting on my desk was a life saver. I use ice in mine. I purchased a couple filters for it. Once those are used up, I will upgrade to this newer model. This will not cool a room down, but when aimed towards you, it will keep you cool. By the way, I can move the leavers on the original, there is just not a handle. Just carefully move the leavers themselves, if you put too much pressure, they will snap off, but you can snap them back on.

[@DiscardedSlinky]

Hello I haven't slept and I wanna die, but this video will help make the next few mins okay

[@John.Doe-OG]

Perhaps you should take a nap and see a counselor.

[@HiIamChels]

Are you ok? Do you need some help?

[@Rawr98]

Been there ❤️ I agree, you deserve some help. No one deserves to feel like wanting to die ❤️

[@noel888]

This product might just be a slight cooler than the usual rotating fans that we put on table next to our bed and give a cool breeze. Get a air conditioner to get rid of humidity.