We stock Samsung, Daikin, LG, Alliance and Midea. Every one of them makes reliable air conditioners — the real differences are price, features, the range of sizes and types, and warranty terms. Here is what each brand we sell is known for, with the range and prices currently on our website.
| Brand | Types we stock | Products | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung | midwall splits, ceiling cassettes, ducted & hideaway, underceiling units | 40 | R7,730 |
| Daikin | midwall splits, ceiling cassettes, ducted & hideaway, underceiling units | 70 | R10,835 |
| LG | midwall splits, ceiling cassettes, ducted & hideaway, spares & controllers | 32 | R425 |
| Alliance | midwall splits, ceiling cassettes, ducted & hideaway, underceiling units, portable aircons | 43 | R6,205 |
| Midea | midwall splits, ceiling cassettes, ducted & hideaway, floor standing | 29 | R6,915 |
What each brand is known for
- Daikin — a Japanese air-conditioning specialist with a reputation for reliability and a wide commercial range of ducted, cassette and underceiling systems.
- Samsung — known for WindFree models that cool through thousands of micro-holes without a direct draught, and for smart Wi-Fi control.
- LG — DUAL Inverter compressors, Artcool designer units and a strong range of commercial units and genuine spares.
- Midea — one of the world’s largest air-conditioner manufacturers, offering strong value across sizes.
- Alliance — a value-focused range widely installed in South Africa, from bedroom midwalls to underceiling units.
How to choose between brands
Start with the size and type you need, then compare the units that fit on price, efficiency, noise level and features. Check the warranty terms and that spares and installers are available where you live.
Which aircon brand is the best?
There is no single best brand. Daikin is often chosen for reliability and commercial projects, Samsung and LG for features and design, and Midea and Alliance for value. Picking the right size and a good installer matters more than the badge.
Does the brand affect the warranty?
Warranty periods and conditions differ by brand and model. Most manufacturers require installation by a qualified installer and proof of installation, so keep your invoice and installation certificate.