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Midea

Midea Duo Inverter Portable Air Conditioner 12000 BTU

  • 12,000 BTU (10,000 BTU SACC) inverter cooling
  • Up to 450 sq ft rated floor area
  • 42 dB cooling sound level
  • Hose-in-hose dual duct, intake and exhaust outdoors
  • 1200 W, 115 V, 6 ft cord
  • Wi-Fi app, Alexa, Google Assistant and remote
  • 12.3 SEER, claims over 40% savings vs US federal standard
  • 19.05 to 63.86 inch window openings, width and height

Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A quiet, app-connected inverter portable whose dual-path hose stops it from pulling warm air in through door gaps. It is a heavy unit to move, and the listing gives two different refrigerants.

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ASIN: B091CHK173Category: Portable Air Conditioners

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12,000 BTU - dual hose14,000 BTU - dual hose14,000 BTU - dual hose with Heat

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Overview

Cooling a room through one window kit, the Midea Duo pulls outside air in and pushes hot air out through a single hose-in-hose duct. A variable-speed inverter compressor adjusts output, and the unit runs from its remote, the Midea Air app, or Alexa and Google Assistant voice control.

Efficiency is the reason to look here: the inverter compressor varies its speed, and the hose-in-hose duct draws condenser air from outside rather than from the cooled room. The weight works against carrying it from room to room, and the listing names two different refrigerants, so confirm with Midea if that matters for service.

Who it's for

Rooms with a standard sliding or hung window and a nearby outlet are the setting this unit targets, especially where quiet sleep matters. Shoppers who need a light unit to carry upstairs, or who cannot vent through a window, should keep looking.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Inverter compressor runs at variable speed
  • Dual duct draws outdoor air, not room air
  • Low noise when cooling
  • App, voice and remote control
Cons
  • Heavy to move between rooms
  • Refrigerant listed as both R-32 and R-410A
  • Only a one year warranty
  • Needs a window for the duct

Performance notes

Real cooling depends on how much hot exhaust leaves the room and how much outside air leaks back in. The hose-in-hose duct takes condenser air from outdoors, so the unit does not pull warm air through door and window gaps. The inverter lets the compressor slow down once the room nears its set point, which is where the quiet operation and energy savings come from.

Specifications

BrandMidea
Dimensions & fit
Window Opening Minimum Width19.1 inches
Window Opening Maximum Width63.9 inches
Window Opening Minimum Height19.1 inches
Window Opening Maximum Height63.9 inches
Item weight72.8 pounds
Cable Length6 feet
Item Dimensions D x W x H16.7 × 19.5 × 34.5 inches
Capacity & performance
Cooling Power12000 BTU
Noise42 dB
Wattage1200 watts
Air Flow Efficiency376 CFM
Power & efficiency
Voltage115 volts
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio SEER12.3
Construction & materials
ColorBlack
Core MaterialCopper
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
Floor Area450 sq ft
Inverter TypeInverter
Control TypeApp, Remote, Voice
Compressor TypeRotary Scroll
RefrigerantListed As R-32 And R 410A
Filter TypeAir Fresh Filter
Air throw distanceUp to 26 feet
Additional FeaturesDust Filter

Frequently asked questions

What refrigerant does the Midea MAP12S1TBL use?

The listing conflicts: a feature bullet says R-32 and the spec table says R 410A. Ask Midea before any service work.

How far does the Midea Duo blow cool air?

Midea says its air duct system projects air up to 26 feet, and the swing louver changes the airflow direction.

Is the Midea Duo a window air conditioner?

No. It is a portable floor unit that vents through a window with its hose-in-hose duct, and the window kit stores in the unit when not in use.