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Haier vs Gree Air Conditioners (T3- Technology): A Customer’s Honest Comparison After Using Both

 

FeatureHaier HSU-20 HFTEXGree Airy GS-18AITH23S-T3
Price (PKR)175,000 rupees                         235,000 rupees
Cooling GasR32 (A2L, flammable but more efficient)R410a (A1, safer but underperforms slightly)
Cooling PerformanceExcellent – superior coolingAverage – slightly underwhelming
Material & Build QualityDecentExcellent – premium look and finish
Airflow Direction ControlFlexible – easy to direct airflowLimited – fins poorly designed, no airflow direction toward ground
SafetyLess safe due to flammable
 gas		Safer gas used
Overall ExperienceBest for coolingGreat aesthetics and features

Conclusion (Based on Personal Use):

Despite Gree's superior design, finishing, and safety, Haier outperforms it in cooling efficiency, which is ultimately what matters most in an air conditioner. If cooling is your top priority, Haier is the better choice.

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