Mumbai, March 9, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran) : Hisense has launched its new Intelli Cool Pro Series Room Air Conditioners in India. According to the company, the new range offers faster cooling along with smart features designed to improve user convenience and efficiency.
The air conditioners come with QSD Rapid Inverter Technology, which helps cool the room quickly. They also feature an AI Smart Mode that automatically adjusts the cooling based on room conditions and user requirements.
In terms of pricing, the Hisense Intelli Cool Pro Series starts at ₹28,990 in India. This price is for the 3-star 1.5-ton variant. The company said that the air conditioners will be available through Amazon and Flipkart, along with retail outlets such as Reliance, Satya, Nandilath, Great Eastern and Patra Electronics. Apart from this series, Hisense has also introduced the Intelli Cool Series and Eco Cool Series in the Indian market.
The Intelli Cool Pro Series ACs come with features like Quick Chill Technology and 3D Cool Air Flow, which are designed to deliver faster and more uniform cooling across the room. The devices also include 4-Way Auto Swing and Long Distance Airflow, allowing air to reach larger spaces effectively.
For hygiene and improved air quality, the air conditioners are equipped with a 4-in-1 Healthy Filter and a Self Clean feature. According to the company, this function helps remove dust and moisture accumulated inside the unit, ensuring cleaner air output. The ACs also include a Self Diagnose function that helps provide maintenance-related information.
In terms of smart features, the ACs support Wi-Fi connectivity and can be controlled through the Hisense ConnectLife app. Users can access features such as remote operation, monitoring, voice commands and scheduling. The voice control feature is available in both English and Hindi.
Additionally, the air conditioners come with 100 percent In-Grooved Copper tubes along with anti-corrosion treatment. They support stabilizer-free operation and use the R32 refrigerant, which the company says has a lower global warming potential compared to R410A.
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