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LG LP6000ER (6,000 Btu)

*Est. $300

Reviewed August 2008
LG LP6000ER (6,000 Btu)

pros
  • Low-profile design
  • Easy-to-use controls
  • Remote control
  • Automatically restarts after a power outage
  • Energy Star-rated
cons
  • Noisier than similar air conditioners
  • Expensive
 
 
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I <3 this A/C, August 13, 2009

This has got to be the best looking window air conditioner ever made. It's sturdy and sleek -- although it definitely has a "low profile," it's of course not unnoticeable, but the designers obviously put a lot of work into making it actually appealing, over and above the merely functional. Besides that, it is ridiculously easy to use, just set it up, plug it in, and go. I bought mine from PC Richard & Son in-store, and most sales guys will tell you that this should only be expected to cover a single medium sized room, but this one unit keeps my 400 sq foot 1 bedroom solidly comfortable (of course the living room, where the A/C is, is quite a bit cooler, but that is fine by me). I suppose it is a little loud, but I wouldn't have even thought of it if I hadn't read other people's reviews -- you can definitely hear it come on if you're in the same room, but the noise it makes is definitely a pleasant sort of white noise (not some kind of irksome industrial-sounding grinding or whatever) and I haven't found it bothersome at all. I haven't experienced any rattling in the window frame (and I live in a charming old building) and found the unit weighted very well for installation and stability. It was a *little* difficult to get the built-in window slat things to slide out to fit into my window frame, but after struggling with it for a bit, I got it to work fine. The remote control is a huge plus, and I actually use it a lot more than I thought I was going to. Plus, very energy efficient! Basically, I am extremely happy with my purchase, and don't know how I ever lived without it :)

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The Best Air Conditioner Your Money Can Buy !!!, July 5, 2009

After reading the other reviews of the LG Low Profile Air Conditioner I decided to give it a try. "Boy am I glad I did!!!" This Air Conditioner is the best Air Conditioner I have ever owned! Not only is it nice looking on the outside as well as the inside, but it works extrememly well, and took us about five minutes to install. Our Bedroom is about 170 square feet and we couldn't find an Air Conditioner that kept the room cold. The LG Low Profile Window Air Conditoner keeps our room extremely cold and is very quiet. Sometimes I have to look at it to check that is is still on it is so quiet. My advice to anyone who likes their rooms cold is to spend the extra money and invest in this air conditioner you certainly won't be sorry!

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Very Quiet operation - Vents on top of unit - , June 1, 2008
Compact design, light weight & easy to install. It runs better, quieter, and more efficient than other ACs I have. I'm very satisfied with this air conditioner. I want to stress again, this unit is very very quiet. Ideal for small rooms and bedrooms. It cools 12' x 13' room with easy. The only negative about this unit is its price. I paid 299 at a local PC Richard & Son store.
Works well, but has serious noise issues, September 26, 2007

I special ordered this because consumer reports gave it good reviews on both sound and operation. From an operation standpoint, it is absolutely amazing. You could even say it works too well - cooling the room down to 70 when you set it at 75. It has great features, and will retain its settings if the power blinks. However, the problem with this unit is noise. First, the unit is so large that it shakes everything around it. In an old house with old windows, even a tightly secured unit of this size will cause rattles. But, this is easily fixed and not the main problem. The first few months it was nearly silent (probably the reason consumer reports gave it a good review), but now it is so noisy it often wakes me up at night. When the compressor is running it makes this annoying and loud swishing sound. The filter lid also ends up rattling. In the end I'm going to have to trash this unit I think, because it is simply too loud. This is too bad, because it works so amazingly well, and looks very stylish.

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Beautiful but louder than expected, August 12, 2006

This is probably the prettiest air conditioner I've seen, with it's low profile and sleek design. But it seems noisier than advertised, although that may be because it's in a small bedroom near the bed. I like the different settings, and use the fan setting a lot on cooler days (the fan has three speeds). One excellent feature is that it comes with a metal bracket you attach to the sill. The air conditioner sits on this bracket, so if you open the window, the air conditioner won't fall out! All in all, it's an excellent product for the money.

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Our Sources

1. ConsumerReports.org

ConsumerReports.org is one of the few places to thoroughly test and compare air conditioners. Their most recent roundup of window air conditioners, including the similar LG GL6000ER, scores them in several categories such as performance, air flow, ease of use and energy efficiency.

Review: Air Conditioners: Cool Comfort, Editors of ConsumerReports.org, May 2009

2. Epinions.com

Epinions.com is a good source of owner-written reviews. Almost 20 reviewers generally praise the LG air conditioner for its performance, but several complain about the price. A few say it is noisy and that construction quality is poor. One owner likes the low profile.

Review: LG LP6000ER Thru-Wall/Window Air Conditioner, Contributors to Epinions.com

3. Amazon.com

Half a dozen owners posting comments generally like the LG air conditioner and say it does a very good job of cooling a room. One person even complained that the room got too cold. About half say this is a quiet unit, and the other half think it is noisy.

Review: LG 6,000 Btu Low Profile Window Air Conditioner LP6000ER, Contributors to Amazon.com

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