Weather conditions in the Philippines can be hot. As in, really hot. But beating the heat isn’t quite as simple. There are many options from large air conditioners to electric fans and even our own personal mini electric fans. So finding one solution that can truly keep you cool while meeting a budget can be quite perplexing, to say the least.
So we’ve rounded up some of our favorite air coolers below 5,000 pesos to beat the summer heat!
Arctic Personal Air Cooler
If you’re looking for a budget option to cool you while you work then this personal air cooler by Artic comes in just at Php 377 and may do just the trick to keep yourself cool. With a 375 mL capacity, it can run up to 8 hours per fill. This would be a great option to place right beside you on your desk or maybe at your bedside table when relaxing. It’s lightweight and convenient if you plan on keeping just yourself cool. You may find the Arctic Personal Air Cooler through this link 30
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Tylex XM33 Portable Mini Air Cooler
With how hot and humid it is here in the Philippines wherever you go. You might want to consider bringing a portable air cooler that will just give you enough cool air to make you feel refreshed as you go through your day. The Tylex XM33 could do just the trick. It is easy to carry with its built-in strap and its small size. It comes with 2000 mAh of battery that can last up to 5 hours power even when not plugged in. What’s really neat also is that it comes with a spray function and even RGB lights! The Tylex XM33 comes with a handy 300 mL tank capacity and can be had for Php 969 only. You may find the Tylex XM33 here.
Baseus Clip On Mini Air Cooler
If you’re into setup aesthetics and working on your desk for long periods of time then getting this unique air cooler from Baseus is surely a must need! The mini air cooler can clip onto your desktop monitor and delivers a refreshing breeze as you work. Another neat trick is that it can also stand by itself at the side of your desk. The Baseus Monitor Clip On Air Cooler goes for Php 2,019 and is available here 16.
Kaisa Villa Air Cooler
If you’re looking not to break the bank, then the air cooler from Kaisa Villa may just give you all that you need at such an affordable price. Coming only at Php 1,149 the Kaisa Villa comes already with a 4L tank capacity and a 65W power output that is said to be able to cover up to 20 square meters of space. It also comes with adjustable wind speed, automatic swinging, and even an air purifier and humidifier function. The Kaisa Villa is surely a great option for those who simply need an air cooler that gets the job done without shelling out too much cash. You may find the Kaisa Villa Air Cooler through this link 34.
Iwata Aircool Z17 Air Cooler
Iwata being one of the most reputable brands when it comes to home electronics, the Aircool Z17 delivers great cooling power wherever you are in your house. With a 4L tank capacity and 60W of power, the Aircool Z17 is a great choice for most rooms of at most 12 square meters in size. Other features the Z17 carries with it are 2 ice packs, automatic vertical oscillation, and remote control to operate it from a distance. The Iwata Aircool Z17 comes in at Php 2,995 and can be found here 75.
Gaabor Cooling Fan
If you’re pressed for space but still want a rather powerful air cooler then Gaabor has got you. Its cooling fan may look small but it comes with 80W of power and two ice packs to deliver strong cooling air for its size. It even comes with a rather generous 5L tank capacity that can operate for up to 15 hours. The Gaabor Cooling Fan comes in just at Php 1,999 and gives so much value considering how much power it packs in. You may find it through this link 80.
Iwata Aircool z16
The Iwata Aircool Z16 is the bigger brother of the Aircool Z17 previously mentioned even if the name would sound quite counterintuitive. But nonetheless, the Aircool Z16 gets all the best features of the Z17 but injects a little more power and features to suit larger rooms. It bumps up the power up to 65 watts and carries with it an 8L tank capacity and 4 ice packs. The Iwata Aircool Z16 comes at Php 3,495 and can be found through this link 50.
Symphony Silver-E 9L
The Symphony Silver-E is one sophisticated evaporative air cooler that packs with it advanced air purification technology. It comes with a 9L water tank capacity and has an airflow rating of 700 cubic meter per hour. The highlighting feature of the Symphony is its Multi-Stage Air Purification as it comes with allergy, bacteria, smell, and dust filters. The Symphony Silver-E comes in at Php 3,599 and to check it out, be sure to follow this link 21.
Industrial Air Conditioning Fan
Although with no brand specifically, this Industrial Air Cooler can be found online, and with its high volume of sales, it certainly is a popular choice. By the looks of it, this industrial air cooler packs a huge punch at such little cost. With 100W of power and 30L of water tank capacity, this air cooler is said to even cool rooms up to 60 to 80 square meters in size and generate an air volume of 3,000 cubic meters per hour. This Industrial Air Cooler comes in at Php 2,888 and can be found by clicking here 64.
Big Brute Air Cooler
If you want the most airflow then be sure to check out the Big Brute 20L Air cooler. It comes with 20L of water tank capacity but what makes it a great buy is that it can output 130W of power making it the most powerful air cooler on this list. It also comes with a digital display, remote control and ice packs. The Big Brute comes in right at our budget at just Php 4,995 and is an absolute treat for offices, bedrooms, and even for times of emergency. You may find the Big Brute by clicking on this link 43.
What other air coolers do you know that provide great value for money? Let us know your thoughts and experiences down in the comments!
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