Portable Air Cooler Reviews: Five UK Models Compared

• The manufacturer lists a 10 L tank and 408 m³/h airflow.
• Four modes include Natural, Night, Fan and Cool.
• The unit has wheels, a remote and a seven-hour timer.

Drawback: The listed noise level is 58 dB, and the product page may show limited availability.

• Swan specifies a removable 5 L tank and washable anti-dust filter.
• Its 24 speed settings and three modes offer control over airflow.
• A 24-hour timer and remote are included.

Drawback: Swan describes this as an air cooler, not a compressor air conditioner; room cooling is localised.

• The listed airflow is 300 m³/h and the tank holds 5 L.
• The product combines fan, evaporative cooling and humidification modes.
• It includes 75° oscillation and remote control.

Drawback: Its listed noise is 55 dB; that may be noticeable in a quiet bedroom.

• The page lists airflow of 500 m³/h and a ten-hour timer.
• Its tall tower format includes 60° oscillation and remote control.
• Night, Natural, Fan and Humidification modes are listed.

Drawback: The page title says 7L, but the specification panel states a 6 L tank.

• The manufacturer lists a 5 L tank and 276 m³/h airflow.
• It has three fan speeds and four operating modes.
• The listed dimensions are 265 × 280 × 700 mm.

Drawback: Its height and water use still make it a floor-standing appliance rather than a desk cooler.