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Question: Has anyone measured what temp the air is coming out of unit?  I could only get it to hit 61 degrees. Should it be in the 50's? not cooling room :(
Document: It seems to cool very fast. My living room is 35X23 feet approx 800 sq feet. Today it is 94 degrees, with humidity of 65%  This unit is quiet and I measured the temp of the air blowing out at 28 degrees using my Etekcity Non-Contact Infrared (IR) Thermometer. I will continue to post future updates.
It takes about an hour or so to start cooling off noticeably. After that, the room is nice and cool (66-68 degrees) all night. It has worked flawlessly since it arrived. I shut it off in the morning and soon after you can hear the drip drip sound of the internal unit coming back up to normal "Power off' temperature. The dripping sound continues for about 15 minutes or so and then stops.
If I could get the space below 80 degrees, I might could live with that. I would prefer mid 70's. Maybe that's asking too much for this unit.
They also, of course, cost$2000 and more).again re NOISE factor:my unit sits very near my bed and i would simply say i can live with the noisea lot better than i could live with my place heating up to 105 degrees farenheitat night (it would get hotter when i cook).i sleep through it and just try to focus on the sound as  "white noise".one could also get ear plugs.
But it only got about 10 degrees colder, and when it's crazy hot outside, the room is trying to heat up to a fair bit more than the outside temp, so the Whynter had a lot of work to do, and it wasn't able to pull it off.I got aModel 50 Premium Unbreakable Air Deflector, got it taped on (packing tape works and is mostly invisible), and got the air pointed right at me. Made all the difference.
Operation - I had this thing running all day long and didnt go under 85 degrees. Usual room temp in the summer is around 90 just to give an idea of regular temp.I ended up returning this unit and have been looking for a new one but still haven't found one.
It never lets the room get above 80 degrees, even on a scorcher day, which is more than I can ask for. Today it is 88 degrees out, but the sunroom is a cool 74 degrees with the air conditioner set on 74 degrees. As you can see, it's pretty accurate and so far has not needed to be drained in this dry climate.I will come back and review again once it gets cold, because I'd like to use the heater also.
Very displeased with the product. Unit seemed well built, window hoses and window attachment piece were nicely constructed. Turned on the AC, set it for 70 degrees, the coolest the air coming out of the unit ever got was 78 degrees. Went through various tech support &#34;fixes&#34; and none of them made the air blow any cooler.
The room I have it in is 15x13 and the other room that is attached is 16x17. The room the AC is in gets as low as about 77F and the room adjacent stays right around 79F-80F. I read some things on the Sylvane site regarding dual hose portable air conditioner units and I have tried various things to get it cooling better but I am having no luck. I have the exhaust hose as short as I can possibly get it.
Having said that, my room has been nice and cool ever since I bought this. It used to get up to 90 degrees in here, in direct sunlight, and this unit can bring it down to 70.
Answer: To be honest, we have such hot weather that I'm thrilled it knocks our temperature in a huge window-lined room down more than 10 degrees. Our room also has the disadvantage of having a huge archway that opens into a mud room and the rest of our home.  It was 98 degrees outside and I was thrilled my sunroom was 80 degrees.  I think expectations should be adjusted depended on load, how open the room is to other areas, and the external temperature.  One thing this is NOT is central air.  We have central air and there is no comparison.  That being said, I still think this is the best portable unit on the market today and we are still very pleased with it.