Zero Breeze Mark 3 AC Review: Effective Portable Cooling

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Zero Breeze Mark 3 AC Review: Effective Portable Cooling - Wired

Quick Summary:

The third iteration of the essential grab-and-go AC unit has more power, but it’s heavier and significantly pricier.

Go-anywhere AC is now a thing, and in fact, I’ve been writing about it since 2019, when Zero Breeze released its first luggable, battery-powered air conditioning unit.

I complained in both of my earlier reviews that Zero Breeze’s approach to charging was a bit silly, because although the battery pack physically clips onto the bottom of the air conditioner, it uses a separate cable to attach to the air conditioner’s charging port.