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post Mar 20 2014, 12:52 PM, updated 12y ago

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I am looking to get a new air conditioner after my Acson air conditioner stopped working a few days ago (it has lasted at least 8 years, maybe 10 years).

Anyway, I came across Sharp air conditioners and became interested in their Plasmacluster technology that purifies the air from airborne mold and viruses (good for those that have frequent common colds and flus). Then I found out that other air conditioner brands also have similar ion technology, whereby positive and negative ions are released into the air to destroy mold and viruses.

One brand that I am seriously considering is Hisense. Although this brand is from China, the price is significantly lower than other brands in the market. The 1 HP model with the ion technology is RM549 and after installation, one is looking at RM730 outlay.

Before I make the decision to buy this brand of air conditioner, I would like feedback from Hisense users. Is this brand reliable or does it give problems? And how long have you been using this air conditioner?

Your feedback is highly appreciated.

Thank you.


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not only aircond, other stuffs like led tv also much lower than other brands.. hope to hear other opinions.. smile.gif
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post Mar 20 2014, 02:16 PM

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I'm not a Hisense user, but can contribute a few views on ionizers:

I use a Sharp Plasmacluster air filter/ionizer and it is very good. Recommend that you consider a stand-alone unit because you will have the option of using it to purify the air in rooms that are not being cooled.

Not all ion generators or ionizing aircons are created equal. Compare ion output rates and also the frequency and cost of replacing the ion emitters (they do wear out over time).
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post Mar 21 2014, 07:48 PM

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Tumpang ...

I would like to know on reliability and performance of Fujiaire Air Conditioners ... Made in Malaysia, parts should be easier compared to Haier. Any user complaints ?
http://www.fujiaire.com.my/mounted-superionizer.html

1HP with Ioniser = RM842

Modern Contemporary Design Whisper Quiet Operation (at 29dBA)
Healthy and Clean Air with SuperIonizer Technology
Super Fast Cooling Warranty for indoor spare parts: 1 year, warranty for outdoor compressor: 5 years

Specifications:
Cooling capacity: 10,000 Btu/hr, 2.9kW
Power source: 220~240V/1 Φ/50Hz
Cooling: 900W Rated Power Input, 3.8A Rated
Current Energy efficiency ratio: 11.11 Btu/hr.W
Refrigerant/Flow control system: R22/Outdoor Capillary Tube
Operating control: Wireless remote controller
Air filter system: Washable saran net
Temperature control: Microprocessor I/C thermostat
Timer: 24-Hours
Compressor: Rotary Indoor unit dimension (mm): 745 x 250 x 205 Outdoor unit dimension (mm): 700 x 500 x 225 -


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post Mar 22 2014, 06:07 PM

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kenviro some reviews from aussie.

http://www.productreview.com.au/p/hisense-...erse-cycle.html

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post Mar 31 2014, 10:39 AM

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Having thought for it for a while, I think it is okay to buy Hi-sense air conditioners but you should buy the extended warranty as well, offered by Harvey Norman and Courts. The extended warranty will cost RM200 more for 5 years of total warranty, but I think it's worthwhile.
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QUOTE(andyng38 @ Mar 20 2014, 02:16 PM)
I'm not a Hisense user, but can contribute a few views on ionizers:

I use a Sharp Plasmacluster air filter/ionizer and it is very good. Recommend that you consider a stand-alone unit because you will have the option of using it to purify the air in rooms that are not being cooled.

Not all ion generators or ionizing aircons are created equal. Compare ion output rates and also the frequency and cost of replacing the ion emitters (they do wear out over time).
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Even my air-cond got air filter inside, but only last for 3 months.
New filter will cost around Rm60 or more depending on Ac model.
Its better to invest in stand-alone unit for air purifier.
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post Apr 2 2014, 09:13 AM

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Fujiaire brand can avoid. I got 2 units 1hp and 2 units 1.5hp.
My 1.5hp is not really cold compare to other brand. One of the unit the swing already got problem less than 1 yr usage. Last time price is cheap 650 fr 1hp n 900 fr 1.5hp imnm.
1hp is fine tho. But the coldness lacking compared to york.

QUOTE(g0ldeneye @ Mar 21 2014, 07:48 PM)
Tumpang ...

I would like to know on reliability and performance of Fujiaire Air Conditioners ... Made in Malaysia, parts should be easier compared to Haier. Any user complaints ?
http://www.fujiaire.com.my/mounted-superionizer.html

1HP with Ioniser = RM842

Modern Contemporary Design Whisper Quiet Operation (at 29dBA)
Healthy and Clean Air with SuperIonizer Technology
Super Fast Cooling Warranty for indoor spare parts: 1 year, warranty for outdoor compressor: 5 years

Specifications:
Cooling capacity: 10,000 Btu/hr, 2.9kW
Power source: 220~240V/1 Φ/50Hz
Cooling: 900W Rated Power Input, 3.8A Rated
Current Energy efficiency ratio: 11.11 Btu/hr.W
Refrigerant/Flow control system: R22/Outdoor Capillary Tube
Operating control: Wireless remote controller
Air filter system: Washable saran net
Temperature control: Microprocessor I/C thermostat
Timer: 24-Hours
Compressor: Rotary Indoor unit dimension (mm): 745 x 250 x 205 Outdoor unit dimension (mm): 700 x 500 x 225 -
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post Apr 2 2014, 09:33 AM

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If you want reliable, buy YORK brand, been around for ages and every repairman know how to fix it, because alot ppl uses it, parts are cheap and easy to find
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post Apr 2 2014, 03:20 PM

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I bought one Hisense inverter last year and got another Daikin inverter this year.

Hisense....not recommended for room, is quite loud. Power wise seems ok
Daikin.....good very quiet, cools up fast too.
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Hisense should be ok i think. They JV with Hitachi to manufacture aircond since 2003.
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post Dec 30 2014, 09:52 AM

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any Hisense air-cond user mind to share your experience? is their service center helpful for warranty matter?

i plan to get a few units for office use.. please advise
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post Feb 27 2015, 05:22 PM

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I saw Hisense selling quite cheap too.
Any feedback and review?
Appreciate
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post Mar 2 2015, 02:15 AM

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If want cheap but good a/c, go for midea. im using it and its very cold even i set it 24c. only rm799 plus installation. 5 years warranty for compressor
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post Mar 5 2015, 01:45 PM

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QUOTE(din_kaixa @ Mar 2 2015, 03:15 AM)
If want cheap but good a/c, go for midea. im using it and its very cold even i set it 24c. only rm799 plus installation. 5 years warranty for compressor
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may i know how long u use for it already? midea is a brand from china ?
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my previous office uses fujiaire. 1.5 hp x 5 and 1hp in meeting room

they work fine for 5days 9hours daily use. just regular service.

btw if u compare the cool rate, check the btu not the hp
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post Mar 5 2015, 04:09 PM

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Hisense aircond I'm not sure..but I bought hisense lcd tv last year...so far so good esp the price..
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QUOTE(rainlovemoon @ Mar 5 2015, 01:45 PM)
may i know how long u use for it already? midea is a brand from china ?
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Nope. From Malaysia. i think amost 2 yrs already

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post Mar 7 2015, 09:17 PM

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Folks, I'm thinking of getting a Hisense inverter air conditioner. Hmm...think it'll be as good as York or Panasonic?
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looking for air cond too..

-- sharp plasma tech - what is the model should i look at?
-- what is other brand model that which have about same tech with sharp plasma

thanks
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post Mar 16 2015, 10:01 PM

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Any brand but fujiaire. Last time i work in property showroom. There are 4 fujiaire aircon. After 1 or 2 months, 3 out of the 4 have problem. 2 have water leak out like fountain. 1 is so good until blowing ice pieces out from the fan with loud noise. I swear in my life i won't buy fujiaire no matter how cheap
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I think if the drainage is not good, even york also will leak.
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Me too have the same question. I am eyeing at Hisense and Mitsubishi airconds as they are quite cheap, however not sure how they will perform in the long run.
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QUOTE(Nation of Sensation @ Mar 18 2015, 06:39 PM)
Me too have the same question. I am eyeing at Hisense and Mitsubishi airconds as they are quite cheap, however not sure how they will perform in the long run.
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Ya both lazada Is selling, thinking of giving hisense a try
however worry warranty issue
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post Mar 29 2015, 07:47 AM

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I just bought 4 unit Hisense 1.0 HP for my tenants @ RM600 each.
This Hisense when first launch is RM 500 each in year 2014.
Install each RM 150 standard market rate as qouted.

Install in April & I update feedback once done.
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QUOTE(chinteck79 @ Mar 16 2015, 10:01 PM)
Any brand but fujiaire. Last time i work in property showroom. There are 4 fujiaire aircon. After 1 or 2 months, 3 out of the 4 have problem. 2 have water leak out like fountain. 1 is so good until blowing ice pieces out from the fan with loud noise. I swear in my life i won't buy fujiaire no matter how cheap
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fujiaare if not mistaken same bos with acson
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QUOTE(eniltoh @ Mar 18 2015, 05:04 PM)
I think if the drainage is not good, even york also will leak.
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QUOTE(blasto @ Mar 29 2015, 07:47 AM)
I just bought 4 unit Hisense 1.0 HP for my tenants @ RM600 each.
This Hisense when first launch is RM 500 each in year 2014.
Install each RM 150 standard market rate as qouted.

Install in April & I update feedback once done.
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Bro any feedback? May I know the supplier and installer contact if they are good. Thanks
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QUOTE(the100308 @ May 3 2015, 02:20 PM)
Bro any feedback? May I know the supplier and installer contact if they are good. Thanks
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Excellent cooling for room 15x13 feet. Excellent for the price, build, design.
Outdoor unit quite noisy compare to YORK & Panasonic, if you really open your ears.
Not promoting but I am satisfy amount of money invest in a 3star brand.
Not mistaken warranty for compressor 5yr.
Now price at Courst starts RM 650 (promotion)

Better not engage any Courst contractor, they come with Kancil/MyVi laugh.gif hance limited supply of copper cable, tools such as ladder, wire cover etc. So they just whack the job with low quality tools janji jalan.
Find a reliable installer with van or lorry.


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1.0 HP RM 599 - Courts promo till 25 June 2015 drool.gif


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Finally I made a bold move
I hv purchased my hisense air conds
pray pray it doesn't give trouble
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QUOTE(soonlee33 @ Jun 22 2015, 12:49 AM)
Finally I made a bold move
I hv purchased my hisense air conds
pray pray it doesn't give trouble
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How is it running so far? Imma getting one too due to the affordable price tag but also concerned about the quality.
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QUOTE(blasto @ Jun 21 2015, 06:20 PM)
1.0 HP RM 599 - Courts promo till 25 June 2015  drool.gif
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Wow include installation?
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too cheapo dn dare to buy
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QUOTE(soonlee33 @ Jun 22 2015, 12:49 AM)
Finally I made a bold move
I hv purchased my hisense air conds
pray pray it doesn't give trouble
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Where did you buy & how much ? & installer you use ? (workmanship)
I need to buy a few more units as I am planning to partition some rooms.
Need around 2-6 units.

Recently I bought a new Midea 1.0HP, once open box i got socked ... it's 2 star brand & cost RM 600 without install.


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QUOTE(nanamizuki @ Jun 26 2015, 11:34 PM)
How is it running so far? Imma getting one too due to the affordable price tag but also concerned about the quality.
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For tenant use, can consider buy Hisense or Midea, avoid Haier (as many landlord said Haier problematic)
Nowdays I dont expect a AC to last more than 5 years. If more 5 yrs its a bonus.
Warranty Hisense & Midea got 5yrs warranty compressor.
Midea has good after sales service, Hisense never use before.

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QUOTE(the100308 @ Jul 10 2015, 02:17 PM)
Wow include installation?
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Not included, Never use Courts recomendation installer. shakehead.gif
They dont invest in high quality tools, therefore they have limited reach.

Never face indoor & outdoor uint, need atleast 4-5 feet separation. If too near indoor unit get dirty fast & lost cooling.
(based on my experience) icon_rolleyes.gif

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QUOTE(blasto @ Jul 19 2015, 11:34 AM)
For tenant use, can consider buy Hisense or Midea, avoid Haier (as many landlord said Haier problematic)
Nowdays I dont expect a AC to last more than 5 years. If more 5 yrs its a bonus.
Warranty Hisense & Midea got 5yrs warranty compressor.
Midea has good after sales service, Hisense never use before.
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Oh...thanks for the feedback, already got a Sharp one instead...
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QUOTE(blasto @ Jul 19 2015, 11:37 AM)
Not included, Never use Courts recomendation installer.  shakehead.gif
They dont invest in high quality tools, therefore they have limited reach.

Never face indoor & outdoor uint, need atleast 4-5 feet separation. If too near indoor unit get dirty fast & lost cooling.
(based on my experience)  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Thanks bro blasto as i just installed Hisense 1hp unit based on ur information
So far so good for cheap aircond unit.
Aircond bought from courts rm599 + 150 installation fee.

For me the outdoor unit abit noisy..but still acceptable.

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I just order 1 unit Hisense 1HP with price RM499 from Lazada.
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QUOTE(cc5924 @ Aug 26 2015, 11:17 PM)
I just order 1 unit Hisense 1HP with price RM499 from Lazada.
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I saw that offer too, price very tempting. Have you received it? i saw one comment saying that some item is not included by the seller i wonder what item was excluded?


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i using Hisense LED TV... performed well for past 2 years...

the seller said Hisense previously known as Haier... I'm not sure true or not...
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I saw lazada selling Hisense 1.5HP just RM786 only... anyone know how much is the installation fees and any contact?
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intallation rm150
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hisense?

u pay for what u get, juz don't complain la when problem arise.
u wan cheap and u wan its quality to match branded like daikin or Panasonic?
u dream on!
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QUOTE(interjason @ Aug 27 2015, 11:03 AM)
I saw that offer too, price very tempting. Have you received it? i saw one comment saying that some item is not included by the seller i wonder what item was excluded?
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how can you read review?
I am not able to see it.
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QUOTE(kenviro @ Mar 20 2014, 12:52 PM)
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Hisense is the fighting brand for Hitachi.
If I am not mistaken Hisense is a big state-owned chinese electronics company from China.
They engaged a partnership with Hitachi sometime back.

Technology transfer thus all Hisense uses similar technology as Hitachi for all the medium-to-lower end markets.
While the latest technology and premium electronics will be sold under Hitachi.
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I would like to hear more about real life usage experience.
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I'm using Hisense 1hp for my dining.
The air is not air cool as well Toshiba and Mitsubishi.
The blowing power is weak, about 10-12 feets max.

3 years, nothing spoilt ... yet.
whereas mitsubishi (the one with eye sensor) , all 3 of them changed capacitor at least once each.

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means hisense durable.
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post Sep 23 2015, 02:08 PM

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gosh ... the history of hisense is damn long , just say hisense is the manufacturer for HITACHI VRF Line .

They recently , started their own line under hisense by bringing in compressors from mitsubishi .

Interms of quality , i say they are not bad ... just use it , any problems pm me .

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for A/C.....
hisense>fujiare/midea
those 2 from same midea oem factory
hisense JV with hitachi as many have pointed out

other than A/C no idea whether hisense good or not
they are buying Sharp N America recently so it seems they are pretty strong in TV market as well

but again, my hitachi 1hp also problem after 1 year
other than brand, i guess luck plays some part too

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QUOTE(g0ldeneye @ Mar 21 2014, 07:48 PM)
Tumpang ...

I would like to know on reliability and performance of Fujiaire Air Conditioners ... Made in Malaysia, parts should be easier compared to Haier. Any user complaints ?
http://www.fujiaire.com.my/mounted-superionizer.html

1HP with Ioniser = RM842

Modern Contemporary Design Whisper Quiet Operation (at 29dBA)
Healthy and Clean Air with SuperIonizer Technology
Super Fast Cooling Warranty for indoor spare parts: 1 year, warranty for outdoor compressor: 5 years

Specifications:
Cooling capacity: 10,000 Btu/hr, 2.9kW
Power source: 220~240V/1 Φ/50Hz
Cooling: 900W Rated Power Input, 3.8A Rated
Current Energy efficiency ratio: 11.11 Btu/hr.W
Refrigerant/Flow control system: R22/Outdoor Capillary Tube
Operating control: Wireless remote controller
Air filter system: Washable saran net
Temperature control: Microprocessor I/C thermostat
Timer: 24-Hours
Compressor: Rotary Indoor unit dimension (mm): 745 x 250 x 205 Outdoor unit dimension (mm): 700 x 500 x 225 -
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you pay peanut, you get monkey. I am done with fujiaire. after use 3 years compressor kong.
better spend a bit inverter ac which got 5 stars energy rating from Malaysian Energy Commision
you will save a lot from your electricity bills in the future

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Dear all. Don't choose Hisense as the quality is not good. Not recommended by sellers.
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I'm interested with Hisense 2.0HP air conditioner model HAC-18NKN. Anyone experience it and appreciate your feedback of after use. Thank you.
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QUOTE(kenviro @ Mar 20 2014, 12:52 PM)
I am looking to get a new air conditioner after my Acson air conditioner stopped working a few days ago (it has lasted at least 8 years, maybe 10 years).

Anyway, I came across Sharp air conditioners and became interested in their Plasmacluster technology that purifies the air from airborne mold and viruses (good for those that have frequent common colds and flus). Then I found out that other air conditioner brands also have similar ion technology, whereby positive and negative ions are released into the air to destroy mold and viruses.

One brand that I am seriously considering is Hisense. Although this brand is from China, the price is significantly lower than other brands in the market. The 1 HP model with the ion technology is RM549 and after installation, one is looking at RM730 outlay.

Before I make the decision to buy this brand of air conditioner, I would like feedback from Hisense users. Is this brand reliable or does it give problems? And how long have you been using this air conditioner?

Your feedback is highly appreciated.

Thank you.
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I thought Hisense bought Sharp already? so shouldn't be any problem right?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hisense

AFAIK Sharp products in Malaysia is covered by Hisense.

more details
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2115701/all
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Was told that R22 gas air conditioners will be discontinue by Hisense. Latest will be R410 with ECO gas.
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So any of the owners have any problems or praise for the Hisense airconditioner?
Currently tempted to get the 2.0 hp unit from Lazada at RM1375 only.
Should I take the plunge or should I stay away?
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QUOTE(klimal @ Mar 15 2016, 12:17 PM)
So any of the owners have any problems or praise for the Hisense airconditioner?
Currently tempted to get the 2.0 hp unit from Lazada at RM1375 only.
Should I take the plunge or should I stay away?
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Leaking water easily.
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Hisense?
Seeing is believing.
TV - Sucks, when u watch movie, the scene will feel like drama. This TV is at my bro-in-law house.
Air con - Sucks, outdoor compressor very noisy, your neighbor will complain. This air-con is at my uncle house.
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I am using Hisense 1.5hp model HAC12D aircond for my room for 12 month. Still strong.

I use this because my room got mould everywhere and i am sensitive to mould.. So far satisfiying with performance. The wind smell fresh.. outdoor unit produce 70 decibel only, equal to vacuum cleaner noise.

I estimated use 70 hours per week, 22 Celcius. Cost is around 40 per month.

This is aircond installer for my home. I recommend his services. Forgot what his name. 01131743673. Based in Kepong. He charge me rm230 for installation, required to tebuk 3 hole on walls, i think worth it.

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QUOTE(blasto @ Mar 29 2015, 07:47 AM)
I just bought 4 unit Hisense 1.0 HP for my tenants @ RM600 each.
This Hisense when first launch is RM 500 each in year 2014.
Install each RM 150 standard market rate as qouted.

Install in April & I update feedback once done.
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Hey bro, how is the hisense? 1 year so , still worth it?


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any one use haier b4 ?
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any one use haier b4 ?
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Haier is cheap but need to consider spare part lor.. I heard need to wait few weeks to get the spare part..
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Just a quick survey.

I'm looking for 2 hp air-cond for my living room. Between buying branded basic non-inverter model air-cond like Daikin/Pana and premium inverter model air-cond brand from China say Haier/Midea/Hisense, Both with SAME PRICE. RM2k~

Which one is better? Branded/basic non inverter or Non-branded/premium inverter? SAME PRICE!

Please give your comments!! Really need it. thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(zeefri @ May 18 2017, 08:36 PM)
Just a quick survey.

I'm looking for 2 hp air-cond for my living room. Between buying branded basic non-inverter model air-cond like Daikin/Pana and premium inverter model air-cond brand from China say Haier/Midea/Hisense, Both with SAME PRICE. RM2k~

Which one is better? Branded/basic non inverter or Non-branded/premium inverter? SAME PRICE!

Please give your comments!! Really need it.    thumbup.gif
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It's depend on your usage.
If you turn it on for long usage, then go for inverter.
Otherwise, basic non-inverter will be fine.
Daikin is good to me, real chill and many features...Due to too complicated, so I haven't try it out yet.
Spare part wise is easy to find.
I nvr tried before for China brand, so I can only recommend Daikin.

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Haier is cheap but need to consider spare part lor.. I heard need to wait few weeks to get the spare part..
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yes thats true ..
If me i will recommend u go for the daikin brand ..because you can get the original spare part in their branch and also for the repair any faulty within 8 hours....
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more trust on Daikin performance.if u have no experience in China brands then better not go for it and the price quite no different with other famous brands in Malaysia.
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any brand also can la..as long as can cooling.
for me, use fan is enough!if aircon, just waste ur money bcoz need to fill up gas and if dmage need to pay for repair. mega_shok.gif

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Are you sure really 8 hours will be fixed? normally they will delay 1 or 2 days as my previous experience
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last time, after I call them ..the technician came over my house is within 8 working hours
that is the first time for me but until now it so far so good ..nothing problem
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QUOTE(MrPuteh @ Jun 7 2017, 12:04 PM)
any brand also can la..as long as can cooling.
for me, use fan is enough!if aircon, just waste ur money bcoz need to fill up gas and if dmage need to pay for repair.  mega_shok.gif
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I don't think so.. For me I won't pick it randomly since the quality will be much more different according to the price or function
Some more there have a called for daikin 'The Air Specialist' cuz one of their aims is for improving environmental health for everyone.
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I'm using two of the cheap Lazada hisense aircond.

bought around RM600+..installation RM180..

the outdoor compressor a bit noisy. but not that much..

overall ok je
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cheap things comes with cheap consequences, trust me
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QUOTE(adamhzm90 @ Jun 8 2017, 03:45 PM)
I'm using two of the cheap Lazada hisense aircond.

bought around RM600+..installation RM180..

the outdoor compressor a bit noisy. but not that much..

overall ok je
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That's cheap... Any special with this brand?
Heard quite many family is using this air-cond, but due to it from china so not dare to try out.
Then picked Daikin... coz saw their advertisement seem good.
Other than noise, any other serious issue?

QUOTE(NeoMnemonic @ Jun 8 2017, 03:49 PM)
cheap things comes with cheap consequences, trust me
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That's why I not dare to take china brand air-cond, but it's really cheap.
Also, wonder how is the after sale service.. hmm.gif
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Currently using hisense 1.0hp for my room for about 3 months, the unit is rather noisy and the noise coming out from the ac unit is like having a tempo, giving me hard time to fall asleep listening the noise. Highly NOT RECOMMEND this ac if you plan to install in your room. Thinking to change it soon.
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Daikin inverter is good, a big room usually you use 1.5hp, Daikin 1HP is already good for the job. Planning to put a few more in my few apartments for rental purpose

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Actually, as a AC specialist. Most brands are okay. Parts are made to failed after 3-10 years for new models and most important is the spare parts. The worst brand for parts replacement is KOREAN brand. Avoid if possible.

For those looking for cheap installation R410A gas AC is looking for trouble. The proper ways to install R410A is to :
1) use correct copper tube size (those old house more than 5 years are not recommended) so buyers need to install new hose
2) Need to vacuum the system and this need at least 20-35minutes.
3) Need to charge extra R410A gas if pipe too long. R410A gas now selling at RM400/tank.

If someone quoted you RM 150-180 for new installation, you better avoid. A proper installation needs all above and skipping one of the above will resulted inefficiency in cooling & electricity consumption.

My 2 cents



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QUOTE(amco @ Oct 24 2017, 07:06 PM)
Actually, as a AC specialist. Most brands are okay. Parts are made to failed after 3-10 years for new models and most important is the spare parts. The worst brand for parts replacement is KOREAN brand. Avoid if possible.

For those looking for cheap installation R410A gas AC is looking for trouble. The proper ways to install R410A is to :
1) use correct copper tube size (those old house more than 5 years are not recommended) so buyers need to install new hose
2) Need to vacuum the system and this need at least 20-35minutes.
3) Need to charge extra R410A gas if pipe too long. R410A gas now selling at RM400/tank.

If someone quoted you RM 150-180 for new installation, you better avoid. A proper installation needs all above and skipping one of the above will resulted inefficiency in cooling & electricity consumption.

My 2 cents
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Hey, can you comment a little more about the copper tubing size, and how I can possibly determine if my system has been installed correctly?

I have an AC (Old panasonic inverter model, R410 gas) - it was serviced by some repairshop recently and it was only cold for perhaps a couple of months. Its not very cold now. Infact my indoor unit fins iced up badly that I had to straighten the fin to get it working. No more icing but still, not cold.

Cheers!
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I bought Hisense HAC-12DJN 1.5HP Air Conditioner and alrdy used for 5 months until now. surprisingly the indoor and outdoor unit work more silent compare to other brand. 4 star energy rating which is very rare to get on its price range

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Hey, can you comment a little more about the copper tubing size, and how I can possibly determine if my system has been installed correctly?

I have an AC (Old panasonic inverter model, R410 gas) - it was serviced by some repairshop recently and it was only cold for perhaps a couple of months. Its not very cold now. Infact my indoor unit fins iced up badly that I had to straighten the fin to get it working. No more icing but still, not cold.

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Copper size depends on how many tons or hp : R410 use thicker copper.
I assume most are mini split unit for home and shop-lot.
1 hp : 1/4" and 3/8"
1.5 hp : 1/4" and 1/2"



When you see ice build up at the vapor line (the smaller tube near compressor) and the indoor fin, meaning not enough gas. Investigate the leaking, 95% due to connector.
Your electricity bill will double/triple if you still continue to ON the A/C unit because compressor will not cut-off.

So, the question is how long the gas could last? The answer is forever but even a perfect flare will not guarantee 100% no leaking.
A good installation could last you more than 10 years of gas, gas will start to leak due to :
1) vibration of compressor, flare connection, liquid nut, rubber inside the nut (start to worn out after > 5-10 years)
2) bad flare, bad connection, etc

My 1 cents

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Copper size depends on how many tons or hp : R410 use thicker copper.
I assume most are mini split unit for home and shop-lot.
1 hp : 1/4" and 3/8"
1.5 hp : 1/4" and 1/2"
When you see ice build up at the vapor line (the smaller tube near compressor) and the indoor fin, meaning not enough gas. Investigate the leaking, 95% due to connector.
Your electricity bill will double/triple if you still continue to ON the A/C unit because compressor will not cut-off.

So, the question is how long the gas could last? The answer is forever but even a perfect flare will not guarantee 100% no leaking.
A good installation could last you more than 10 years of gas, gas will start to leak due to :
1) vibration of compressor, flare connection, liquid nut, rubber inside the nut (start to worn out after > 5-10 years)
2) bad flare, bad connection, etc

My 1 cents
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I see, I suppose its possible that the R410 gas is leaking then, my electricity bill has shot up recently =\

If I were to investigate the leak, is it enough to brush soapy water on the pipes like how its done for tyres? Or should I get a repairman to have it checked out professionally?

Once again, thanks and cheers!
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QUOTE(SilenTz_1993 @ Oct 27 2017, 08:41 AM)
I see, I suppose its possible that the R410 gas is leaking then, my electricity bill has shot up recently =\

If I were to investigate the leak, is it enough to brush soapy water on the pipes like how its done for tyres? Or should I get a repairman to have it checked out professionally?

Once again, thanks and cheers!
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Not cooling could be :
1) Blower (indoor unit) wind not strong/not blowing -->indoor capacitor RM 3 (can diy)
2) Check compressor (outdoor unit), if ice building up at vapor line --->. need to recharge gas (need handyman to repair leaking & charging)
3) Compressor or fan not starting up --> investigate & start checking fan & compressor capacitor (can diy)
4) A/C cool for first few minutes --> Fan problem and/or compressor overheat heating (need handyman)

** if your compressor not blowing hot and strong wind, you have problem with A/C**


To check leaking, use soap mixed with water will do. No need spend extra $.

If leaking via the connector, try tighten the nut. If still leaking, either you call an AC handyman.
No point DIYing if you only have 1 or 2 units, because you need to buy many tools :
- flaring tools & cutter RM 50-90
- manifolds gauge RM 130
- R410A gas 13kg RM 400 (can use >10 times though)
- vacuum pump RM 250-350
- Clamp meter to check amp draw RM 50 - 200



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Not cooling could be :
1) Blower (indoor unit) wind not strong/not blowing -->indoor capacitor RM 3 (can diy)
2) Check compressor (outdoor unit), if ice building up at vapor line --->. need to recharge gas (need handyman to repair leaking & charging)
3) Compressor or fan not starting up --> investigate & start checking fan & compressor capacitor (can diy)
4) A/C cool for first few minutes --> Fan problem and/or compressor overheat heating (need handyman)

** if your compressor not blowing hot and strong wind, you have problem with A/C**
To check leaking, use soap mixed with water will do. No need spend extra $.

If leaking via the connector, try tighten the nut. If still leaking, either you call an AC handyman.
No point DIYing if you only have 1 or 2 units, because you need to buy many tools :
-  flaring tools & cutter RM 50-90
- manifolds gauge RM 130
- R410A gas 13kg RM 400 (can use >10 times though)
- vacuum pump RM 250-350
- Clamp meter to check amp draw RM 50 - 200


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Wow - thanks for the wealth of info man. That's really really helpful.

I checked for leaks with soapy water but didn't find anything. Ice doesn't build up on other places, only the edges where some fins are bent badly - I slowly straightened them but I don't think it had much of an effect on overall coolness. It did stop icing up though.

Anyways, I ended up calling an AC handyman to help me get the unit checked out, and it was overhauled (cleaned indoor and outdoor units). Apparently the gas was not leaking - guess its just my indoor unit that was pretty dirty and clogged up.

Once again, thanks! Learnt a lot from you.
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QUOTE(amco @ Oct 28 2017, 02:01 AM)
Not cooling could be :
1) Blower (indoor unit) wind not strong/not blowing -->indoor capacitor RM 3 (can diy)
2) Check compressor (outdoor unit), if ice building up at vapor line --->. need to recharge gas (need handyman to repair leaking & charging)
3) Compressor or fan not starting up --> investigate & start checking fan & compressor capacitor (can diy)
4) A/C cool for first few minutes --> Fan problem and/or compressor overheat heating (need handyman)

** if your compressor not blowing hot and strong wind, you have problem with A/C**
To check leaking, use soap mixed with water will do. No need spend extra $.

If leaking via the connector, try tighten the nut. If still leaking, either you call an AC handyman.
No point DIYing if you only have 1 or 2 units, because you need to buy many tools :
-  flaring tools & cutter RM 50-90
- manifolds gauge RM 130
- R410A gas 13kg RM 400 (can use >10 times though)
- vacuum pump RM 250-350
- Clamp meter to check amp draw RM 50 - 200


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what if when i turn on my aircond the outdoor unit start a bit late that indoor unit, like 1-2 minute late.. is there something wrong with my outdoor unit or it just a normal things.. not sure it was always like this because i rarely use that aircond.
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QUOTE(XeLLisCompleX @ Mar 11 2018, 02:53 PM)
what if when i turn on my aircond the outdoor unit start a bit late that indoor unit, like 1-2 minute late.. is there something wrong with my outdoor unit or it just a normal things.. not sure it was always like this because i rarely use that aircond.
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It's normal the compressor (outdoor unit) will start after 10sec - 4min), and it depends on brand and model because parts are different such as PCB, coil sensor, temperature sensor, etc.
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QUOTE(SilenTz_1993 @ Oct 28 2017, 01:01 PM)
Wow - thanks for the wealth of info man. That's really really helpful.

I checked for leaks with soapy water but didn't find anything. Ice doesn't build up on other places, only the edges where some fins are bent badly - I slowly straightened them but I don't think it had much of an effect on overall coolness. It did stop icing up though.

Anyways, I ended up calling an AC handyman to help me get the unit checked out, and it was overhauled (cleaned indoor and outdoor units). Apparently the gas was not leaking - guess its just my indoor unit that was pretty dirty and clogged up.

Once again, thanks! Learnt a lot from you.
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Ohh i see, ask the handyman about the pressure reading, R410A gas should be around 100-110. Anything lower than this should be topped up with gas and major leaks should be investigated asap (like no cool after 1-30days). Icy on indoor fins are due to :
(1) Indoor blower not strong/ not blowing -->change capacitor or change blower motor
(2) Not enough gas

Dirt only prevent cool wind blowing out efficiently and should not make any ice. Most probably insufficient gas and can be checked by using manifold gauge meter & amp clamp meter.

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QUOTE(amco @ Mar 21 2018, 02:03 PM)
It's normal the compressor (outdoor unit) will start after 10sec - 4min), and it depends on brand and model because parts are different such as PCB, coil sensor, temperature sensor, etc.
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thanks a lot bro
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Gentlemen,if you like reliability get Carrier. If you still can find one even though the price is slightly higher, get it. It lasted for almost 20 years. It is still working though,only because it became noisy and repairman said no more parts so i changed. Carrier is crazily reliable. Googled the brand and it was them that invented aircond! And the space station used carrier! Btw i changed to Panasonic mid range ion 1hp model and it broke down exactly 1 week after the 1 year warranty! Repairman found the cooling coil leaked and require weldering. Cost me almost $300 to fix. Seems like even japanese brand is not trustable anymore.

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Gentlemen,if you like reliability get Carrier. If you still can find one even though the price is slightly higher, get it. It lasted for almost 20 years. It is still working though,only because it became noisy and repairman said no more parts so i changed. Carrier is crazily reliable. Googled the brand and it was them that invented aircond! And the space station used carrier! Btw i changed to Panasonic mid range ion 1hp model and it broke down exactly 1 week after the 1 year warranty! Repairman found the cooling coil leaked and require weldering. Cost me almost $300 to fix. Seems like even japanese brand is not trustable anymore.
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Rm300?
Better change aircon.

Once one of the c-joint start leaking, the rest will follow soon.
And there will be endless cycle of repair.
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QUOTE(blasto @ Mar 29 2015, 07:47 AM)
I just bought 4 unit Hisense 1.0 HP for my tenants @ RM600 each.
This Hisense when first launch is RM 500 each in year 2014.
Install each RM 150 standard market rate as qouted.

Install in April & I update feedback once done.
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It’s been 3 years. How’s your Hisense holding up?

QUOTE(soonlee33 @ Jun 22 2015, 12:49 AM)
Finally I made a bold move
I hv purchased my hisense air conds
pray pray it doesn't give trouble
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3 years bro any regret?

QUOTE(AZT @ Aug 10 2015, 10:41 AM)
Thanks bro blasto as i just installed Hisense 1hp unit based on ur information
So far so good for cheap aircond unit.
Aircond bought from courts rm599 + 150 installation fee.

For me the outdoor unit abit noisy..but still acceptable.

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How about your feedback after 3 years?

QUOTE(Percival II @ Mar 18 2016, 11:31 PM)
I am using Hisense 1.5hp model HAC12D aircond for my room for 12 month. Still strong.

I use this because my room got mould everywhere and i am sensitive to mould.. So far satisfiying with performance. The wind smell fresh..  outdoor unit produce 70 decibel only, equal to vacuum cleaner noise.

I estimated use 70 hours per week, 22 Celcius. Cost is around 40 per month.

This is aircond installer for my home. I recommend his services. Forgot what his name.  01131743673. Based in Kepong. He charge me rm230 for installation, required to tebuk 3 hole on walls, i think worth it.
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Feedback on your Hisense?

I’m considering one 2.5hp and one 1.5hp Hisense.

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Get Acson/Daikin if you want reliability
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Installed a new 2.5hp inverter Hisense AC right before puasa month (2.5 months ago). So far so good. Outdoor unit noise acceptable. Still too new to make an assessment but so far it does the job cooling my living room+dining area. I only turn it on when it's really hot or when we have guests though.
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QUOTE(Jason @ Jul 22 2018, 05:28 PM)
It’s been 3 years. How’s your Hisense holding up?
3 years bro any regret?
How about your feedback after 3 years?
Feedback on your Hisense?

I’m considering one 2.5hp and one 1.5hp Hisense.
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So far so good. It just as cold as Wira aircond.. biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
- If you need a basic budget aircond for cooling your home, go for Hisense.. Been using for 2 years, satisfied with product qualities..
- Hisense blowing fresh air and the air smell wangi..
- I am currently using Non inventer Hisense 1.5hp to cooling my bedroom..
- Electricity is about RM 1.00 per day..
- For a basic budget aircond, is a worth buy.


Anyway, if have more budget, you might want to upgrade to Sharp with Plasmacluster, because it capable to clean the air..


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hisense aircon and tv also good
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Where to buy hisense? I saw Haier rm900 1 hp 3 years warranty. Is it similar to hisense?
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hisense 2.5 hp 1.5k RM only....other brands need at least 2k...500 saving..worth or not
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QUOTE(Percival II @ Jul 24 2018, 01:44 PM)
So far so good. It just as cold as Wira aircond..  biggrin.gif  biggrin.gif
- If you need a basic budget aircond for cooling your home, go for Hisense.. Been using for 2 years, satisfied with product qualities..
- Hisense blowing fresh air and the air smell wangi..
- I am currently using Non inventer Hisense 1.5hp to cooling my bedroom..
- Electricity is about RM 1.00 per day..
- For a basic budget aircond, is a worth buy.
Anyway, if have more budget, you might want to upgrade to Sharp with Plasmacluster, because it capable to clean the air..
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Hi, mind sharing average how many hours you are using per day? am considering to get the R32 gas non-inverter one

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How’s hisense
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Hi, mind sharing average how many hours you are using per day? am considering to get the R32 gas non-inverter one
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About 12 hours per day, including weekend. I would say my average is RM1.30 per day. During hot season, it might hit RM2.30 per day, rough estimate.
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QUOTE(Percival II @ Jan 17 2019, 11:08 PM)
About 12 hours per day, including weekend. I would say my average is RM1.30 per day. During hot season, it might hit RM2.30 per day, rough estimate.
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thanks a bundle for sharing Percival II, now i can do some estimates... rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(Super Maniam @ Jan 18 2019, 10:03 AM)
thanks a bundle for sharing Percival II, now i can do some estimates...  rclxms.gif
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Bout inverter technology, I would say it doesn't show any significant change in monthly bill. biggrin.gif Spoken from my experience lah because I own both..

Unless your house need cooling 24x7, only then inventer will help.
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I am using a 2.5hp inverter Hisense and I really don't know why there are complaints about noise. It is quieter than my other air conditioner - 1 unit national and 1 unit York (probably because of age? Hisense is new while the other 2 are very old)

I was set on buying Daikin or York 2hp but for the same price I could get Hisense 2.5hp inverter. I figure it was a calculated gamble since it came w longer warranty and I get to save abit more on electricity bill due to the higher btu and inverter.

Somehow my unti came w/o instructions hence till today I only on/off, set temperature and adjust the fan speed. There are a few modes on the unti which I don't know how to use, just put under smart mode.
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QUOTE(Percival II @ Jan 18 2019, 10:57 PM)
Bout inverter technology, I would say it doesn't show any significant change in monthly bill. biggrin.gif Spoken from my experience lah because I own both..

Unless your house need cooling 24x7, only then inventer will help.
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Actually after doing some reading up, agree with what you said. No point in getting inverter if not long hours, so decided to get non inverter R32

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How? Hisense good or not..aircond
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Now York is made by Haier right? How's York/Haier inverter performance and durability?
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my buddies house installed with Midea air cond 1hp at room and 1.5hp in his hall. quite ok, cool n quite, i like it.

my only midea appliance is the dryer. worth it for rm800, average need 30-40 minutes to dry the clothes

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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Mar 14 2019, 12:22 PM)
my buddies house installed with Midea air cond 1hp at room and 1.5hp in his hall. quite ok, cool n quite, i like it.

my only midea appliance is the dryer. worth it for rm800, average need 30-40 minutes to dry the clothes
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Asked my aircond-man last week

He said midea>hisense
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In this hot weather, my old 1.5 hp panasonic R22 non-inverter aircon of 8 years give way and now depend on my year old panasonic sky series 1 hp aircon to cool down the room which is not enough. I should had get a inverter aircon last time as my brother next door using inverter bought around the same time still functioning when he use it more often then me. I just book a Haier 1.5 hp inverter aircon. It cheaper then my panasonic 1hp sky series.
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QUOTE(Battlefield1942 @ Mar 15 2019, 04:31 PM)
In this hot weather, my old 1.5 hp panasonic R22 non-inverter aircon of 8 years give way and now depend on my year old panasonic sky series 1 hp aircon to cool down the room which is not enough. I should had get a inverter aircon last time as my brother next door using inverter bought around the same time still functioning when he use it more often then me. I just book a Haier 1.5 hp inverter aircon. It cheaper then my panasonic 1hp sky series.
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So how was the performance of your new haier aircond
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I just buy hisense aircond 2.5hp r32 standard
Gonna review after i install the unit
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QUOTE(Callmestar @ Feb 6 2020, 01:43 AM)
I just buy hisense aircond 2.5hp r32 standard
Gonna review after i install the unit
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2.5hp? for hall is it?
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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Feb 6 2020, 09:10 AM)
2.5hp? for hall is it?
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Yes for my 500 sqft family hall
Installer gonna install it tomorrow
Buy it at rm1778 include shipping
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Haier, Hisense and Midea are extremely good brands for air conditioners and they are big in PRC which isn't exactly an easy market to survive in unless you are extremely good.

Hisense air conditioners can be found as standard fit by developers these days, most recent one I know off is Boulevard 28 by Beverly Group, every unit equipped with this brand.

Many Hitachi air conditioners do utilize components from Hisense as well.

When it comes to brand name air conditioners, it is only worth while buying Japanese ones if you are planning on buying a high end or premium model else you are basically paying for the name and nothing more.
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instead of pasang 3 daikin, i pasang 3 midea. the aircon guy cakap, of all brands he has installed, midea have never had any complaint from the customers.


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QUOTE(GarubaSwey @ Apr 2 2014, 02:33 AM)
If you want reliable, buy YORK brand, been around for ages and every repairman know how to fix it, because alot ppl uses it, parts are cheap and easy to find
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Old York and New York very different.

The Old York is now called Daikin.

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beko or panasonic brand. recommended by mah bayu pakar jimat letrik
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How much for installation fees charge by your installer?

Get quoted for rm250 on 1.5hp installations
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After using my Haier 1.5hp aircon since last year heat wave. I found it to perform very well - even better than my panasonic sky series that chocked with dust inside that can;'t be clean by us user. The Haier filter perform well and the self cleaning function help a lot. The dust collected on the filter are evenly all over unlike pana which focus on one part! Haier aircon also easy to clean. That all my simple review as am a busy man at home taking care of my two kids. So far, my wife only complain is it so cold when I set it at 27. So, normaly operate at 28.
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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Feb 10 2020, 12:21 PM)
How much for installation fees charge by your installer?

Get quoted for rm250 on 1.5hp installations
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It was RM240, 5 years ago tongue.gif
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Hisense 2.5hp inverter rm2200 vs daikin 2.0inverter rm2900+...alot of gap price
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No joke
Buy some good brand
I use lj brand b4, they are cheap for a reason
That resaon is lj quality
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QUOTE(drubai88 @ Apr 20 2020, 02:28 AM)
Hisense 2.5hp inverter rm2200 vs daikin 2.0inverter rm2900+...alot of gap price
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Go for Daikin inverter
Spend aliitle more, save your problem
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Yes for my 500 sqft family hall
Installer gonna install it tomorrow
Buy it at rm1778 include shipping
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how is your review on the 2.5hp hisense aircond? worth the price? does it cool like daikin?
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I use a Daikin 2hp. 3 problems within 1 year. Leaking. Not cold change some copper thing. Again not cold after few months. Change whole motherboard. Puiii.

Use another midea 1hp. No problems at all within 1 year.
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QUOTE(kingz113 @ May 14 2020, 01:40 AM)
I use a Daikin 2hp. 3 problems within 1 year. Leaking. Not cold change some copper thing. Again not cold after few months. Change whole motherboard. Puiii.

Use another midea 1hp. No problems at all within 1 year.
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did you claim warranty from daikin or ?

gas leaking is cause by bad Installation. blame the tech that install it.






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QUOTE(heavensea @ Apr 20 2020, 02:43 AM)
No joke
Buy some good brand
I use lj brand b4, they are cheap for a reason
That resaon is lj quality
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can give example of LJ brand? and what is LJ quality ? rclxub.gif
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Hi.. 2016 buy install Hisense 2.0hp.. Now 2020 is work fine.. Cool my living room ..outdoor is bit noise.. But i don't live outside my home... So is acceptable...street cat may complaint.

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