Window AC: Easy to install, fits in a window or wall opening.
Split AC: Requires professional installation, consists of indoor and outdoor units.
Window AC: Visible from outside, newer models have sleek designs.
Split AC: Indoor unit is mounted discreetly on a wall or ceiling.
Window AC: Suitable for larger rooms or open spaces.
Split AC: More suitable for smaller to medium-sized rooms.
Window AC: Less energy-efficient, may result in higher electricity bills.
Split AC: Energy-efficient, uses advanced technology and inverter compressors.
Window AC: Can be noisy, especially when compressor is running.
Split AC: Quieter operation, noisy components located outside.
Window AC: Easy maintenance and repairs, all components in one unit.
Split AC: Requires regular maintenance, both indoor and outdoor units.
Window AC: Generally, more affordable than split ACs, both in terms of purchase and installation.
Split AC: Higher initial cost due to the need for professional installation and separate indoor and outdoor units.
Window AC: Portable and can be easily removed and installed in different rooms or locations.
Split AC: Fixed installation, not easily movable between rooms or locations.
Window AC: Requires window or wall space for installation, may restrict natural light and view.
Split AC: Saves window or wall space as the indoor unit is mounted on the wall or ceiling.
Window AC: Airflow is concentrated in one direction, limiting uniform cooling across the room.
Split AC: Provides better air distribution with adjustable louvres and the ability to direct airflow where needed.
Window AC: Typically has a shorter lifespan compared to split ACs.
Split AC: Built with durable components and designed for long operational life.
Window AC: Easy access for cleaning filters and maintenance tasks.
Split AC: Requires professional assistance for thorough cleaning and maintenance of both indoor and outdoor units.