The **Midea PortaSplit** has become a popular product this summer, often sold out as temperatures have risen. This device acts as a portable air conditioner that can be used for cooling in the summer and heating in the winter. It works as a split system, which means it has two units connected by a tube that passes through a window on a metal support. Unlike traditional portable air conditioners, it doesn’t require drilling into walls. However, the internal unit is over 30 kg, making it heavy and not ideal for moving frequently between rooms.
Priced at 999 euros at Darty, the **Midea PortaSplit** comes with a promo code, DARTY450, that gives 15 euros in gift cards for every 150 euros spent, totaling 90 euros off the purchase. It operates at 39 decibels in silent mode, making it quiet enough for use at night. The device is designed for rooms up to 40 square meters and has a power rating of 3,500 watts (12,000 BTU). It is classified as A++ for cooling and includes features like Wi-Fi connectivity, a remote control via a home app, a dehumidifier, and ventilation, making it a versatile four-in-one device.
One downside is the non-disassemblable connecting tube, which means the window must be slightly open for the device to function properly. The **Midea PortaSplit** is marketed as a practical solution for renters or people in co-ownership situations where installing a traditional heat pump might be complicated or not allowed. The product’s popularity has prompted Midea to announce plans for a new version of the PortaSplit for 2027, indicating strong consumer demand.
Midea PortaSplit Gains Popularity as a Portable Air Conditioning Solution
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