BreezyComfort AC Scam and Review, Fully Explained
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2024
- The BreezyComfort AC scam and reviews (or BreezyComforts Portable AC) are what this video is all about. I noticed this product marketed in Facebook and Instagram ads with deceptive videos. This is not a new scam tactic. Scammers often use deceptive videos in online ads to further their scams. The ads tell a fabricated story about a supposed former NASA Engineer from Houston named Steve, who supposedly invented the BreezyComfort Portable AC. Remarkably, Steve has no last name. The ads boast that this device can chill an entire room down from 93 degrees to 63 degrees in minutes. However, this claim is entirely false. If such a device existed and worked, it would be appearing in a lot more spots online than some obscure ads.
The BreezyComfort Portable AC is apparently just another scam where a cheap, generic portable air conditioner or air cooler or chiller product from Amazon and Temu is rebranded and marketed with a flashy name. Scammers inflate the price and use misleading advertisements to sell as many units as possible. Despite the high-tech and revolutionary claims, this product is simply a standard air cooler, not a true air conditioner.
What’s really happening with the scam is that these scammers are taking advantage of the current demand in June 2024 for affordable solutions to cool homes, especially during these hot summer months. The scammers hope to persuade unsuspecting buyers with their idiotic promises and false endorsements. The BreezyComfort Portable AC is likely manufactured in China by an unknown company, further adding to the weird origins of this so-called innovative product. Plenty of good products are manufactured in China but my point is I bet this product is also manufactured in the country, except by a company that won't reveal its identity.
If anyone out there wishes to know why I made this video but did not purchase the BreezyComfort AC portable cooler to publish a normal review, I hope you'll understand I don't make it a practice of mine to purchase scam products with video ads that lie to my face. Big surprise, right? If you don't understand that, I really don't know what to tell you. If someone lied to your face, would you hand them some of your money? No, of course not.
Note: I used ChatGPT to help me write portions of this RUclips video text description. If scammers are going to scam people with AI, I am going to use AI right back at them here on my personal RUclips channel.
I enjoy that RUclips is running ads for Breezy Comfort and then posts videos telling us what a piece of crap it is.
they dont care as long your watching both lol
Thank you for this. I almost got sucked in, but decided to investigate a bit more bc it sounded too good to be true. You saved my day and I saved my hard earned cash by not buying into this scam.
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As an hvac technician i couldn't help but laugh at the commercial. So much so I wanted to see if someone made a video on it. Good video 👍
Right? So bold of them to show these clips of how a NASA engineer performed "reverse engineering" an "aircon" system and showing makeshift frosted copper coils as if it's really some prototype of a souped up refrigeration system. The product is a fan blowing air across a wet sponge.
Yes, I was amused to see that this very video was interrupted by a "Breezy Comfort" ad. As another AC guy said, this is a simple evaporative cooler. What used to be called a "Swamp Cooler". It cools air by evaporating water in a filter which has air blown across it. The cooling only happens if your humidity is low, and the air is only slightly cooled and at the expense of raising the relative humidity in the room. If your humidity is high, this will do nothing except ad to it. It in no way will do what is claimed. The laws of physics haven't changed, you can't get something for nothing. This is a fan with a filter that absorbs water, and a water tank. That's all. There is nothing like those frosty copper coils shown in the video. It should be a hint when the company website has no contact information on it!
LOL. It was interrupted for me too!
This NASA engineer created this wonder “air cooler” out of a plastic water container with a fan that can outperform a Frigidaire air conditioner, ha, ha, ha. More worthless junk.
It is old tech called "swamp cooler" (air blowing over water).
I actually bought this and immediately my bank fraud department called me!!! They also automatically added other charges and I had to lock my card and get a new one
Please don't fall for a scam that follow the same formula about "destroying a billion dollar industry" again
That sucks! Call Steve.
Better call saul
@@michaelzasadny1898😂😂😂
Sorry you got frauded tho! I wouldn't wish that on anyone. Crazy how scammers are trying their hardest to get hardworking good people.
What ever happened to false advertising being illegal?.
I was really hoping that the Breezy Comfort (TM) was running on the juice from a 9-volt battery. Now that would be something.
Wow. Just saw this and almost bought it but decided to search reviews on the product and your video came up. Thank you so much!!! 😅
This is nothing but an evaporative cooler. They work fine in hot, dry climates where the humidity is below 50%, but the closer the humidity gets to 50%, the less effective they are. In a place like Missouri, where the humidity rarely drops below 80%, they're completely useless. But even in a dry climate, this unit is too small to do much good. It might cool your bathroom, but certainly not your whole house.
I used to live in Tuscon, AZ, where most houses came standard with evaporative cooling, but the fan on those had to be huge to move air through the whole house. It worked great, and kept the house cool in the hottest weather, but the average humidity in Arizona is
20% to 35% in the desert. So, if you live in a dry state like NM or NV, it will keep you cool if you put it on your desk blowing directly into your face. Otherwise, not so much.
It's not even big enough to cool a closet in a dry climate. These scams are everywhere.
I just said the exact same thing before reading your comment. 👍
I came here because there weren't enough negative reviews on Amazon. Thanks for putting my faith in you.
I love how the commercials for this video are the Breezy AC lol
🤣 It a mini-swamp-cooler. Game Over.
Put it under a stick pyramid and it SNOWS! Proven by elves and red nosed reindeer at the northpole!
What I don't understand is how are they allowed to run scam ads on American television
Steve the NASA scientist disliked this video 😂
Thank you for this information!!! I almost got sucked in since our air is out right now. Before I bought this, however, I was smart enough to look for reviews and found this video.
I got an ad for this while watching 😂
Reminds me of the toasty heater ad last winter. Those things are not just scams they are fire hazzards.
Its nothing more than a mini swamp cooler. I grow up with them, cleaning and fixing them as a teenager and young adult. (58 now) the reason swamp coolers word is that you are using the mass of 3 square meters of cooling pads that are being constantly drenched by water, and a large fan sucking the air through the pads, cooling the are as it does so. The moter on the typical swamp cooler is 1HP. Which is about 15x the typical house fan. Dont be foold by this device, it does blow out slightly cooed air bit it couldnt cool off a 4ft x 4ft closet, muchless a house or even a small bedroom. As a desktop work fan it might cool you a bit but thats just because it is blowing on you directly.
Thank you so much for this!!!!
Thank you, for this review. I thought this portable AC unit might be helpful for someone in Houston without power due to Beryl few days ago. His family has a baby less than 1 year old. Recharging it at a cafe after running it 12 hours with declarable batteries. This kind of ADs should be banned. Glad to found your video before I click to order this one.
This video represents what’s best about the internet. People telling the truth or sharing ideas to benefit others. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing all this information with us it's helped a lot. God Bless you.
I wonder how Steve determined who the trustworthy employees were. Were they the ones who didn’t steal lunches from the refrigerator?
It is a cheap imitation of an evaporative or swamp cooler. The real ones, which are far larger, work to cool the air, but nothing at all like a traditional air conditioner. Evaporative coolers will NOT work in high humidity areas. A battery-operated unit like this is next to worthless. If you live an an extremely low humidity 20SF space, it may possibly cool it a little bit. This is a TOTAL scam.
A 30 degree drop in 3 minutes for a product that has no way to remove the hot air in the room? Scam, scam, scam.
Much appreciated. Thanks for the informative video saving me from my own stupidity!
I'm more stupid. I actually bought this thing, haven't received it yet it's on the way. I just thought if you can buy it at Amazon.... it would be a legit company. Oh well live and learn
Thank you for this!!!!❤
Thanks for the video, but let me add a data point. Yes rooms get to 90 degrees plus. I live in in Honolulu, Hawaii. My room faces the West so it gets hit by the sun all afternoon and my room thermometer hits 90+ very often in the summer. I have 19” windows (jealousies) so I can’t install a regular AC so I just put in a 6000 BTU “portable” air conditioner that sits inside the room but vents air outside via a hose. My room is now a frosty 84 degrees. That may seem hot to some, but you will not hear me complaining!
Steve is probably a Janitor at NASA
I bought one similar to this product last year and it was awful. It had a money back guarantee and it also was BS. I tried to return this POS and couldn't get my money back. Jordan is 100% on point. Do your research. I tried to see reviews for this product and could not find a single one from a trusted site in the entire first page. ALWAYS look for reviews from secondary sources if you even feel for a second that it is BS. Trust your gut. Ignore the marketing.
Doesn't this fall under false advertising?? Because it seems like the ad is a definitive example of that.
Also, why is RUclips allowing these false advertisements on their platform? Wouldn't RUclips be somewhat complicit in this if they were aware of this scam?
Our house has no A/C. We just have fans circulating air in our house.
I appreciate you, truthsayer.
There is no way that an evaporative cooler will work where the humidity is high. In a VERY DRY climate they could offer a small cooling effect
My AC broke and needed to be replaced in Arizona. My house reached 90 degrees. We had to stay in a hotel while it was replaced. It took something like 12-18 hours to get the inside temperature of a 1300 SF house down to 75. There is just no way.
Thank you ... I look on RUclips before I buy anything and your video came up ! Thanks for looking into this. Wish there was something that would work ... :)🙂
I appreciate your scam review!!! I couldn't find any reviews on this product which was a red flag in itself!🤗👍
lol how can youtube run this ad as if it’s legit ? 😂
Ha! That commercial came in during your video!
Haaa..😂 goes to show you. The scammers are very bold. I guess it's up to us to see the red flags
thanks for posting this.
I love that you pointed out that the NASA employees name was Steve, just Steve. All these marketing ploys set a low bar. Don’t believe everything you read on the internet- Says ‘Abraham Lincoln. 😜😜😜
Thank you
Essentially an air cooler, (super high tech lol) they're okay for places that don't really get very hot. A little better than a fan. Places that are 85 degrees+ with high humidities these are useless since they're really just mist with a fan. At $30 you'll be like why'd I waste $30..
Well, I can say one part of the speel is true. Back in 1983, I was living in a small house here in southern MN without AC. A powerful heat/humidity wave hit and went on and on. One night, the thermometer inside my house read 93.
So, I have to admit, the whole ad is not a lie:)
Haha.
I mean maybe in a bedroom but no more snd maybe teo of them but wut would the electric out put b then...
Thank you!
I just witnessed 88 degrees in a sister's ( South Texas) home, but you're spot on about everything else.
Oh boy… my 15ton Carrier can’t drop 10 degrees in 10 minutes….thats with the 2nd stage pumping non stop. It’s basically one of those “swamp cooler” miniaturized. We used to installed them for our commercial kitchen. It runs a water curtain with a blower and adds moisture air back to the kitchen… which is stupid bc it works opposite of the AC, which is trying really hard to evaporate the humid air.
But he saved his mom?!?!
I actually got an add for this exact product watching your video. 🤣🤣
it uses water? then it´s a freakn swamp cooler .. very small . . wow what a scam !
I'm not sure it is better than a fan. It is about a 140 mm fan that you would use in your computer. And a tank for water.
You should have stated that this is an opinion piece and that you feel it’s a scam instead of putting the review into your video title. I don’t own the product but I was doing research on it. When you put review in your video I clicked it to see said review but found an opinion piece and how you felt it was a scam. That’s fine but there was no actual review of said product and an excuse as to why you didn’t actually buy the product for a review. That’s my only problem with your video.
It's a fact piece. He stated nothing but facts. It's a swamp cooler, NOT a AC unit. There is absolutely NOTHING in this POS unit that actually cools the air other than water. It's a glorified humidifier with a fan and nothing more. In humid areas LIKE FLORIDA, it is completely USELESS. It's a scam and landfill junk! The ad is an ABSOLUTE LIE that shows copper cooling coils while there is no actual copper coils in this POS!.... *FACTS!*
No. It's a scam. The ad shows compressor coils being soldered together. It does not contain those. It is an evaporative cooler. It advertises being able to cool a medium sized room thirty degrees in "just a few minutes". Even with an infinite water supply, any fan that can last several hours on a 200mAh battery will move as much air as a cat's fart.
In short, the claims are impossible. Therefore it's a scam.
This is a mini "Swamp Cooler" that doesn't remove the humid air from the room. The air coming out will be cooled by the heat absorbed by the water to evaporate the water...but then the room gets real humid.
Check out DIY SWAMP COOLERS here on RUclips for an explanation of how they work.
It’s yet another evaporative cooler
My 6btu ac in a small room at temperatures of 90 struggles to keep a medium size room cool, they want people to believe that crap can😂
I've got AC that only droops the inside temp to 10 degrees below the outside; and that is a proper AC. .BTW this video has a YT sponsored by other scams.
Where does the heat go? What happened to the Second Law of Thermodynamics? It is impossible to simply make heat "disappear." Window air conditioners transfer heat from the inside of the house to the outside air, even if it is hot outside.
It's an evaporative cooler. Water turns from liquid to vapor, absorbing thermal energy in the process. Hold a wet towel in front of a fan for demonstration.
The problem is it contains no coils, doesn't ice up as shown, and the only "medium sized" room it is cooling in "just a few minutes" is a medium sized dollhouse room.
@@TroaTravis The warm water vapor, which is now warmer than the original water, is still in the room. Even if the gizmo could absorb enough room heat to boil that water, the heat loss of the air would not appreciably cool the room.
@@johnlangell9512 why do you think a wet towel gets cool as it dries? Is the water boiling?
The product is a scam but evaporative cooling is not. You just need very low humidity. Works great in the high desert where real evaporative coolers like MasterCool are popular. Useless in Florida.
So why don't you buy it and show it
Testify! Spread the word!
People need to know how AC's work and that evaporative coolers are not AC's.
There's some kind of dead pixel in your camera. it made me think my LCD was going.
I bought the product when it came out couple years ago. Does not work to cool anything, works like a tiny fan. A rip off, worthless.
Yep! Several other people in the comments said to me "so you posted a review but you didn't buy it?" as if I enjoy wasting money on scam products. I'm not about to start spending some of my own money to satisfy 3 commenters named Bill.
If it works as said it would definitely be viral.
Yep!
I could already tell it was a scam by their video but…… I clicked on your video because you had “and review” in your title so you scammed me also 🤷♀️ 😂
Dude I hear you talking about it they unplug the thing in turn it on and in one room and show us what it does
Why would I waste my money on something that does not do what it says it does? Do I look like Warren Buffett over here?
If it was really cheap like $10 or$15 and I could put it close to my face at work I'd buy one if it actually cooled a little bit
i got one today it doesnt even turn on and the water just leaked out the bottom 44 dollars down the drain
HOW they can even allow lies like this ???
You could have added more value to this video by just taking the viewer to amazon or temu through a screenshot of what the product actually cost on those platforms.
If this is real, the only downside to using it, you need electricity to power/charge it. So it’s useless in hurricanes without power.
Not sure if this is correct.
Here us can be 100 inside without air conditioning.
The factory my daughter works in is 120 plus inside daily.
And nothing is going to cool that down in 3 minutes lol.
Dubai has indoor skiing. All you need is a big enough compressor and a bank account to match.
These commercials crack me up. It's always some amazing unknown engineer, scientist or former employee of some industry (sometimes it's even Elon Musk) and it's always some amazing, revolutionary invention that is being hidden from the public! ....
Except it's being advertised all over RUclips.... So I guess the (insert industry) cartel is pretty bad at hiding and subduing these "genius inventors".
And it's always some small, plastic piece of crap made in China that can do unbelievable things filled with stock footage of actors pretending to be scientists or footage of nasa or (like this) shows sped up footage of freezing coils, etc.
Breezy Comforts is a tiny, cheap little swamp cooler fan. You can buy things just like it (that are better) at Walmart.
This is a mini swamp cooler I bought one of a different brand same product it does not work the way it says it sucks. Don't buy this piece of junk I paid $40.00 @ walmart it's not worth it I took mine back for a refund after 2 weeks. Don't fall for this scam.
Weather specialists
They just had a add for breezy comforts what a scam
Steve is prolly dead look at the video quality it looks so old
It's 89.7 ° in my house right now !! 😮💨
Drink water.
I pronounce it Tay-Moo, myself.
How hard is it to make a real mini AC someone is preventing this from happening I would love me a real mini AC and pay about $200
Walmart sells a 5000 BTU window unit for under $150
typical scam, if you know thermodynamics you know its a scam right away.
okay, when asking is this a scam, it was created by Steve, and for those who don't remember Steve, let me remind you of his catch phrase.
"Hi dis is Stebe, you hab reached microsobt tech subbort , how mae i be ob surbace?"
enough said.
Steve is probably the guy from Subway
How many people actually thought they could lose weight
Steve is the man 😂
And the pressure to purchase now. No time to do research. "If you click off this page you will never get this price again."
DOUBLE YOUR IQ OR NO MONEY BACK
😂
AI scam ad! Lol
While I was watching this video the ad played but it wasn't Steve who invented it ,It was a college student lol.
Why don't you just buy it and test it? 🤔
You could rephrase your question as: "Spend money on a scam so I can watch your video."
This is just a cool air humidifier.
Steve was in charge of moon shots and now he's giving away his invention. Steve is a hero on so many levels. Be like Steve. We need more Steves at this troubled time of our history.
So you didn't test and thing or reviewed the "prodct" you reviewed the advertisement. You're just as "breezy!"😂😅
I typically don't waste my money on scam products simply to satisfy 3 strangers in the comments.
Fake Review
This video was a waste of 9 minutes of my life. All you did was watch the commercial we’ve already seen and add commentary. And I had to watch like 4 ads just to learn nothing from you. Thanks!
Not a house but a 400 sqft room. I'm not backing this but get your facts straight.
No where did you try, test or otherwise prove anything you’re squawking about….
Years of research into scams. I don't typically buy scam products I've seen marketed before with other names.
Dude the laws of physics are proof enough. How much do they pay you per post for "online reputation management"?
I am always thankful when there are people willing to debunk scams and inform the public. However, your credibility takes a hit because of your own inaccurate information that you include in the video.
You state in the video that it is incredulous that the interior of the house could get to 93⁰ and in your house, it's never gone above 85⁰. I have no air conditioning in my split level house and have thermometers on each floor. Right now in July, it gets up to between 88 and 90⁰ on the ground level floor, and up to 5⁰ higher on the second floor, and we are not yet in the hottest month of August. This is the reason I was looking at this device in the first place.
Putting misinformation like this in your video undermines your credibility because when people like myself hear statements like this that we know to be untrue, we think "What else has he said in this video that is inaccurate or untrue?". I would consider editing or redoing the video to cut those misstatements out.
93 f is normal temperature bruh. here it reaches 115+
In your house or outside?