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Temprium YPK11S-07C/3-W vs Gymax KU65297IJ-BMDE

Is this a bedroom, or a large open-plan room that also needs heat in the shoulder seasons?

Both are portable, single-hose air conditioners, and that's roughly where the similarity ends. The gap in capacity, price and confirmed availability between them is the largest of any pairing in this family.

Temprium YPK11S-07C portable air conditioner with digital control panel and window exhaust hose

Temprium YPK11S-07C/3-W

7.2/10

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Gymax KU65297IJ 16000 BTU portable air conditioner with remote control and window exhaust kit

Gymax KU65297IJ-BMDE

8.4/10

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Compared on YPK11S-07C/3-W KU65297IJ-BMDE
Cooling capacity 7,000 BTU 16,000 BTU
Room coverage (manufacturer) up to 20 m (66 ft)² up to 45 m (148 ft)²
Heating mode No Yes — cool/heat/dehumidify/fan
Noise 53 dB(A), sleep mode only Not published
Controls Touch panel, remote, app, Alexa/Google Assistant Remote, WiFi + "Smart Life" app, on-unit panel
Weight 20.1 kg (44.3 lb) 34 kg (75 lb)
Price ≈ 240 € ≈ 1,600 €
Listed on amazon.com Yes No

A tick marks the better answer on that line only. Counting ticks does not decide the page — the two verdicts below do, because these products answer different questions.

Who should take which

Buy the YPK11S-07C/3-W

Take the Temprium for a bedroom or small room up to about 20 m (66 ft)² — it covers app and voice control at the lowest price in this family, and is confirmed for sale across four European markets.

KU65297IJ-BMDE

No amazon.com listing was found for this one. We hold references for other markets but none for the United States, so it may not be buyable here — which is the first thing to weigh against anything below.

Take the Gymax only for a genuinely larger room that also needs supplementary heat outside summer, and only after confirming it's actually in stock in your market — at the time of checking it was listed with a live offer on Amazon.de alone, of six marketplaces checked.

The questions that keep coming up

Is the Gymax really six times the price for double the BTU?

Roughly, yes, on the figures we checked: ≈240 € against ≈1,600 €, for 7,000 BTU against 16,000 BTU. The price gap isn't purely about BTU — the Gymax also adds a heating mode, a larger stated room coverage and WiFi/app control the Temprium doesn't publish alongside it.

Why is the Gymax only confirmed on one market?

Keepa data showed a valid New-condition offer only on Amazon.de at the time of checking; on France, Italy, Spain, the US and the UK the ASIN wasn't found as a listing at all — a different situation from being listed but out of stock. Confirm current availability before planning a purchase around it.

Each one in full

  • Temprium YPK11S-07C/3-W

    7,000 BTU · single-hose · app + voice control

    A 7,000 BTU / 2.0 kW single-hose portable air conditioner for rooms up to 20 m (66 ft)², with touch-panel, remote, app and Alexa/Google Assistant control. Temprium states a built-in self-evaporation system that significantly cuts how often the tank needs draining, and ships a window seal kit it describes as fitting most European window types.

    Best for: Renters or small bedrooms up to about 20 m (66 ft)² who want app and voice control without paying for a higher-BTU unit.

    7.2/10

  • Gymax KU65297IJ-BMDE

    16,000 BTU · 4-in-1 with heating · up to 45 m (148 ft)²

    A 16,000 BTU 4-in-1 portable air conditioner that adds a heating mode alongside cooling, dehumidifying and fan, for rooms Gymax rates up to 45 m (148 ft)². It's controlled by remote, on-unit panel, or WiFi through the 'Smart Life' app, and is the largest and most expensive of the four units in this comparison.

    Best for: Larger rooms up to 45 m (148 ft)² where one appliance needs to both cool in summer and add supplementary heat, bought from a market where it's confirmed in stock.

    8.4/10

Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.