How come so many support Daikin wan, but also got same amount who complain about it. Hmm..

Anyway anyone heard of Gree? Heard that it's relatively unknown in Malaysia but it is the best and no complains wan oh.

That's a tough choice. You want something that easily spoilt, so everyone makes spare parts for it...
or....
something that rarely spoilt, but difficult to find spare parts for it? 

But won't there be spare parts for a commodity item like an a/cond that always spoilt? If the 3rd party spare parts manufacturer can make money, won't they choose the parts for the model that always kong?

If you were a car spare parts manufacturer in Malaysia, would you make brake pads for Myvi, or for Dacia? That's my logic anyway.

No wonder my aircond guy told me to buy daikin, so far very reliable aircond

Dunno why my aircond guy seems dislike panasonic aircond, if not mistaken he said parts expensive

My daikin non inverter cuz im using it 8 hours, medium, temperature 24 at night

what brand has good reliability. I'm also tired of Panasonic.

Can't speak for the Panasonic but my room currently using Sharp AHX10BED. The reason I chose this was because of the price, very affordable for 5 star Inverter AC. Been using it for about 7 months now running almost 24/7.
Pro
1. Very good cooling capacity.
2. Very strong and powerful blower for 1HP.
3. Start up around 700w and then once reach desired temp will average about 200w.
4. The indoor unit is huge, which I think is a pro because can spread cool air more widely.
5. Outdoor unit very small, maybe suitable for tight spaces like apartments/condos.

Con
1. Very basic remote control.
2. At 700w, the compressor is very noisy but at 200w, cant hear anything.
3. The indoor unit sometimes makes a weird rattling noise, as if something is loose in it, maybe poor QC?
4. I was told by an AC technician, this particular model uses aluminium fins in the outdoor unit which can rust, not sure if that is true?