Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0 Evaporative Air Cooler by Ontel - Powerful, Quiet, Lightweight and Portable Space Cooler with Hydro-Chill Technology For Bedroom, Office, Living Room & More,Blue
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- Personal Air Cooler for Indoor & Outdoor Spaces: Switch to an eco-friendly solution with Ontel Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0. Featuring Hydro-Chill Technology and cooling control with dual cooling jets, it helps cool and humidify the air around you..Voltage : 120 volts
- Space-Saving Portable Design: The compact, sleek design allows you to place the swamp cooler on your office desk, nightstand, coffee table, or kitchen counter. It is lightweight, so you can easily carry it around the house or while travelling.
- Energy Efficient Cooling Device: The Arctic Air Pure Chill cooler operates on 8-10 watts of power to minimize energy consumption. The multi-directional air vents allow you to adjust the direction of airflow, making it perfect for any room or office.
- Easy to Use Cooler: Pour water in the top-fill tank, plug it in and enjoy refreshing cooler air all night long. Runs for up to 10 hours* so you dont have to worry about frequent refilling. *Depending on speed setting, room temperature & humidity levels.
- Convenient Controls - The personal air cooling unit is equipped with easy-to-use touch controls to switch between the 4 speed settings, and built-in LED nightlight with 7 fun color options - everything you need to operate your cooler, in one place
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Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0 Evaporative Air Cooler by Ontel - Powerful, Quiet, Lightweight and Portable Space Cooler with Hydro-Chill Technology For Bedroom, Office, Living Room & More,Blue
Product Dimensions: 6.3 x 7.48 x 9.76 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Ontel
Item model number: AAPC-MC4
Form Factor: Personal
Warranty Description: See packaging
Included Components: User Manual
Import: Made in the USA
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Comparing the negative reviews to the positive reviews to my own experience, it's pretty clear that most of the people giving this thing a bad review didn't realize what they were actually buying. This will NOT air condition your entire house. It's basically just a small fan that blows colder air than a regular fan at you. Like regular fans, that means will not cool off your entire house or apartment, but it will keep the area in front of it cool. And it's amazing! We put it on the ottoman in front of the couch while watching tv, and having a regular floor fan behind us with this thing in front was way cooling, much better than the fan by itself. It's not going to replace an actual air conditioner on a super hot day, but it's got just enough cooling power to be really helpful if you can't use an a/c (maybe because you live in an apartment and technically aren't allowed to have one, or you can't afford to buy one because yiiiiikes they're expensive). But it's really helpful for if a fan just isn't enough to cool you down. Also because of its small size, I find I prefer using it to fans when it's a little cooler out. Sometimes fans are obnoxious, they're loud, they blow things over, but this little thing doesn't have the blowing power to knock all your papers off your desk like a big floor fan does. I like to just have it on the ottoman blowing on my propped-up feet. It's supreme. I see some people complaining about how you can't turn the lights off, but you can. You need to keep hitting the light button, you have to cycle through all the light options but there's an "off" option at the end of them. The lights that indicate what settings are on don't turn off, but they're really minor - like, they aren't really bright. I especially like that this thing is small enough that it won't be hard to store somewhere in winter when it presumably won't be needed, unlike those big oscillating fans which are awkward to find a place for. Cons: On the highest settings it's kind of noisy, but it's a steady noise level so it's easy to learn to tune out and turn the tv volume up over. Also the plug for it gets EXTREMELY hot after it's been on. I don't think it's necessarily a fire hazard, but I would give it a few minutes after you turn it off before you unplug it from the wall. All in all, if you know what to expect from this little guy, you will really enjoy it and appreciate it. Don't go into this thinking it's a $35 air conditioner that will put your entire home into the arctic circle. It will give a nice cold blast to the area about 6 feet in front of it, which cools more efficiently than a fan but isn't as effective as an actual air conditioner. This guy is an air *cooler*. Side note: You're encouraged to put ice cubes in the fill thing, and it can take an entire tray of ice cubes to fill it up! Edit: One year later and it's still great and I am still genuinely baffled by all the negatives. This thing got me through some nearly 100 degree days. It does NOT leak if you use it correctly other than some condensation drips, which iirc it does mention can happen. I really truly do not understand the bad reviews, like people were expecting this thing that's smaller than a CD player to cool their entire homes all day by itself??
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2022 by Peppers Forever
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Less than 24 hours after the first unit failed the second of 4 units I purchased failed. This is after less than 60 days use. When I contacted Amazon about the first unit they said they would email instructions for return within 3-4 hours. It has been over 2 days and I have not received anything. Returning a defect item after the normal return period is a not easy. You cannot contact directly a solution. You have to repeat 30 minutes of AI devised shields to discourage you from returning an item. With the second unit failing 50% of the units I purchased failed between 30 & 60 days after purchase. I purchased 4 of these at the end of April and placed them in service the beginning of May. One of the units failed the end of June. The unit no longer powers on and the power supply is shot. I tried the unit with a working power supply from another unit and it would not work. The card shipped with the unit said DO NOT RETURN TO STORE and had instructions to contact PureChill. I tried to email them but the email immediately bounced back .. a bad sign. I called PureChill and a long story short they said since I purchased it on Amazon I was SOL but could try calling Amazon. I searched the box and included materials and no where is there any warranty information. I suppose this means there is no warranty on the product at all. After 10 minutes of digging through Amazon and going around the "outside return date" I got on live chat with a real rep. who offered a refund and the details would be sent in an email with instructions. Thank you Amazon for providing some relief. It is obvious this product was designed for a quick buck for the manufacturer. After 60 days I have a 25% chance of product failure. The 4 units do not operate at the same efficiency. If I started them all at the same time with the same amount of water and the same settings, they drained the water differently. One unit drained to empty while the others took 2-3 hours more to empty. The longer draining units did not cool as well. I cannot recommend this product based on my experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025 by ww2
I have used this fan for several years, and up until now it has been working as expected (not looking to be a full blown AC but help with air circulation). Last month the old unit finally died so I ordered a replacement of the more expensive version 2.0 unit (my old unit was the 1.0 version). Within 2 weeks the water sprayer stopped working and sometimes the power button was flaky. Sent that unit back for a replacement and the power button on that one is very tempermental and it takes several presses but eventually turns on. This is highly annoying since the fan auto shuts off after about 8 hours and I usually power it off and on before going to bed so it runs all night. I wasn't able to get a 2nd replacement, but got a refund instead, so I ordered the "older model" which was about $10 cheaper. Turns out that was also the "version 2.0" model and it ran for all of 5 minutes before it powered itself off and now won't turn on at all. Going to try a replacement on that one, but if I get another lemon I'll be looking for a different vendor's product and will adjust the rating here accordingly. Its a shame because I have several other arctic air fans around the house and they work flawlessly and my original unit worked great for several years.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Amazon Customer
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I ordered the Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0 Evaporative Air Cooler as a simple fix for my warm office situation. Although we have central air, my specific office doesn’t cool off as much as I would like, and I can’t adjust the thermostat. This unit is a viable option for someone who doesn't have central AC as it will definitely cool off the air around you. However, it also adds a lot of humidity. For an allergy sufferer such as myself, this is a problem since high humidity is a major trigger for me. Setup is incredibly easy—simply pour water into the top-fill tank, plug it in, and turn it on. It provides a nice, refreshing cool breeze, but it doesn't lower the room's overall temperature like a traditional air conditioner. As someone accustomed to very cold indoor temperatures, it doesn't quite hit the mark of deep room cooling. However, for the price point, it is well worth it to get an immediate, localized breeze. Standout Features ⦿ Space-Saving Design: At just 1.9 pounds and highly compact, it easily fits on my desk, coffee table, and nightstand without being intrusive. ⦿ Customizable Comfort: The multi-directional air vents and easy-to-use touch controls make adjusting the 4 speed settings and airflow direction simple. ⦿ Bonus Features: I absolutely love the light options! My favorite is the dark green setting, which looks great and adds a soothing ambiance. You can change the color with the simple push of a button to match your mood (colors include blue, red, white, teal, purple, yellow, green, or a color cycle mode). ⦿Quiet: It isn't entirely silent, but the sound is very pleasant. It serves as soothing white noise, and even on the louder "turbo" setting, it isn't intrusive. ⦿ Energy Efficient: Running on only 8-10 watts of power minimizes energy consumption. It actually runs for over 9 hours before needing a refill (though it uses water a bit faster on higher speeds). ⦿ No Leaks: I've had zero issues with leaks, making it a very smooth-running asset to my workspace. Overall Verdict: If you are not accustomed to constant, freezing air conditioning and just need a direct, refreshing mist to beat the heat, this is a fantastic and affordable option. ⦿ Just be aware of the added moisture if you are sensitive to indoor humidity or suffer from allergies triggered by damp environments like I do. 💡 Pro-Tip for Extra Chilly Air: Prior to use, wash the filter in cool water and place it in the freezer until frozen, then slide it into the machine drawer. Also, drop ice cubes into the water tank before filling it with water for an extra cold blast of air. Just repeat the ice trick as they melt!.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by Whim
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This review is for the Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0 Evaporative Air Cooler by Ontel - Powerful, Quiet, Lightweight and Portable Space Cooler with Hydro-Chill Technology For Bedroom, Office, Living Room & More,Blue: People have a love/hate relationship with this evaporative cooler. As a retired 35 year career in both Residential and Commercial HVAC/R, I can tell you this is not an air-conditioner as most people would think. Please be smarter than that. Let me also clear up something else about air-conditioning. Air-Conditioners DO NOT make cold air. A/C's remove heat from the air passing over an evaporator coil. I'll stop here and keep it simple. Much like a Swamp Cooler, used in drier climate areas, a fan or blower creates an air stream. Then you have a mister or Piezo device adding water vapor droplets to the air stream. This causes the water molecules to change from a liquid state to a vapor state. This removes some heat from the air stream and blows it into the space. Remember we are now adding moisture to the air. So technically this device is also a personal Humidifier. With this device, the principal is the same but on a (personal) scale. What I mean is, it is not going to cool down a space. So again... this is a personal device that is meant to be pointed towards a person to receive the full effects of the device. Now to make this work a little better, I fill the container with ice cubes and then add water to top off. Don't worry about running out of water to soon. The ice will melt fast. What you are doing is just chilling the misting water down a bit, absorbing some more BTU's before it is dispersed into the air stream. Another thing that is helpful is to take the cartridge out, saturate it with water and freeze it. When you are ready, just drop the frozen cartridge into place, turn on the machine and enjoy. Modes of operation are: Fan - Three speed settings (Fan Blade) symbol Cool - Two settings (Snowflake) symbol Turbo - A button for Highest Fan Setting (+) Light - A button for the LED Color changing lights, and to turn off the lights completely Okay, Class dismissed. So here are the PRO's: It works as advertised to cool and humidify the air around (You). I like the size of it. Not too intrusive or overly small. Excellent design. It is easy to use and functions as designed. The power supply is included! It is a 120VAC to 12VDC and is very efficient at drawing only 8 to 10 Watts of power. An added bonus not mentioned in the "About this Item" is that you can use a 12VDC car adaptor to run this in your car without an inverter. Also you can plug a USB-C end to end into a cell phone battery bank and run your cooler. Works off any solar generator too. Great For Power Outages: The Price is excellent at this time. Okay, CON's: Subjective - Fan noise level. Remember you have three speeds and then the Turbo speed. Not going to lie to you... It can get loud on turbo and high. Slower speeds are much more tolerable. So for my recommendation, and for what it is, and its intended use, I give it five stars. I ain't kidding you, last night we lost power briefly. I quickly set this up to work off my solar generator with a USB-C. cable and it worked flawlessly. I highly recommend the Arctic Air Pure Chill 2.0
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by Dave
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I really liked this air cooler when I first got it. It has a lot of great features, the color looks awesome, and it keeps the room very cool. However, because it has been so hot this summer, we left it running almost every night with water in the tank. After about a month and a half, it suddenly stopped working completely. It seems like it short-circuited and won’t turn on at all. Unfortunately, it’s already past the warranty/return period, so I just have to accept the loss. It only cost around $30, but I wish it had lasted longer.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by R
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This product does work as a spritzing fan personal cooler. However, do not expect it to make any room cool when the temps are above say 80°F / 26-27°C. I have a battery powered early 2000s version of this that I take camping to deal with heat of the day heat. However, this version is more efficient than the older design but works exactly the same way. My use was because Refrigerant was low on my Home HVAC and it would be close to 10 days to get the canister of Refrigerant delivered. I froze the cartridge and applied ice to the water tank and even added ice to the upper tray to melt cold water into tank. The result. House temp was 77°F to 79°F that was as low the HVAC could currently cool on a 100°F+ day. The Pure Chill 2.0 has a better fan design than the original version which I do not own but have used before in an office that had one. So, air flow is such that you can place the unit 4-5 foot /122 -152cm away. The effective cooling time is 2 hours max but closer to 1.5 hours before water in tank reaches equilibrium to room temperature. At this point, you have to add ice to tank or turn it off for an hour to freeze the cartridge. The overall room temperature dropped 2°F for a 200 square foot space. If you are in the effective 15-20° arc of the fan, the cooling effect is noticeable and much cooler. The air coming out immediately with new frozen cartridage is around 50°F on a hot day and it climbs to room temperature quickly at a rate of 1°F for every 5 minutes for the first 30-40 minutes before it begins reaching thermal equilibrium. In truth, you will need extra cartridges to maintain advertised cooling where 1 or 2 is in the freezer swapping them out every hour or so. Is Pure chill cost effective over other versions? Not really! My choice for this unit was the fan power as I did not want it running next to me up at 5-6 feet away. Otherwise, I would have bought other versions which have easily accessible replacement cartridges that are super cheap verses these which are ridiculously expensive.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Paul Madison
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I just got this item today and I read the instructions and filled the reservoir about 3/4 full and wet down the filter. I haven't frozen the filter yet because I'm going to see if it lasts for however long it does to give you an idea of its capabilities. I have it on in a 12 x 8 foot bedroom in a trailer at a friend's place who is letting me stay with him and his wife till my place is finished. Temperature has been in the high 80s to mid 90s. They have central air but doesn't always run, so parts of the day it is 79+ in here and other times it's 72/73. I paid for this on July 1st and was promised delivery by July 3rd. It is July 5th and it finally arrived by UPS. The thing said 1Z in the tracking number and said was coming USPS. I contacted the local post office and they said that is not their tracking number and I finally was updated that it was coming ups and had just been shipped on the 3rd. Long story short they take your money and wait forever to ship it making it late. It is a small unit but seems to do the job. I have it on Turbo mode and the room air feels more cooler just using it without an additional fan. It feels like an air conditioning unit breeze on turbo and the coolness on my arm is chilling. I am sitting about 2 feet from it with the vent pointing toward the ground. (I know hot air rises cold air falls.) Had it pointing up at my face to begin with. Maybe subconsciously I did that because it was too cool. Anyways the colors are decent and you can turn them off if they bother you. The instructions are really simple and easy to follow. Had this up and running within 5 minutes. Finding the filter, dampening it putting it back. Plugging it in and fooling around with each control button to familiarize myself with what each does. Pretty decent little gadget so far. Was $43 with tax. I bought 2 more arctic air fans from the ones shown on TV. If they ever deliver them and I get into my own trailer I will be able to stay cool relatively cheaper than running a window unit or central air. I also bought a Chillwell 2.0 air product which is rechargeable and that'll help also. Overall I've given it 5 stars because it works better than the reviews that say don't buy. Must've not passed 3rd grade reading level to follow the instructions Plug it in, wet the filter, fill the tank and turn it on. Enjoy! P.S. This is my honest opinion and not a issue for the seller. It's my experience with the product and what it's uses are for for me and those interested in getting relief from the heat. Edit 158 am July 6th. Woke up and refilled the tank and rewet the filter and have it on Turbo mode. My 7 year old cat 🐈 is enjoying the cool air produced by this gadget. It is getting cooler in here again and I am about to lay back down and head to sleep with this blowing on me from a desktop facing me on the bed. Here is something important If you don't fill the water tank all the way full it doesn't leak water. IT DOESN'T LEAK. MAYBE IF YOU DIDNT PUT SO MUCH WATER IN IT IT WOULD NOT LEAK!?! ENJOYING 😉
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by Placeholder