Split ACs are pretty much the norm these days. They need less space, tend to be more efficient, run quieter, and are great at cooling large spaces like offices and large bedrooms. You’re paying a small premium for them as opposed to getting a window AC, but in most cases, that trade off is worth it for the noise reduction alone.
With summer looming, now’s a great time to pick up an AC, and if you’re in the market for one, here are the best split ACs you can get:
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Croma 7-in-1 Convertible 1.5-ton split AC
Our go-to recommendation for most AC buyers is this 1.5 ton split AC from Croma. At Rs 30,990 it’s cheaper than many similar options but still offers a 3-star BEE energy efficiency rating and excellent build quality. The AC uses a copper condenser, comes with a 10-year compressor warranty, and includes features like autoclean, self diagnosis, and more. Power consumption is rated at 1,575W and cooling capacity at 4,800W.
Croma 7 in 1 Convertible 1.5 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC with Auto clean function (2025 Model, Copper Condenser, CRLA018IND283265)
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LG 6-in-1 Convertible 1.5 ton dual-inverter split AC
If the AC is meant to be running continuously for long durations, we’d recommend paying a premium for a more energy efficient model like this 1.5-ton model from LG. It retails at Rs 45,990 but offers a BEE 5-star rating for significant long-term energy savings. This it achieves with a more efficient dual-inverter design, which brings power consumption down to a mere 745W.
LG 6 in 1 Convertible 1.5 Ton 5 Star Dual Inverter Split AC with 6 Step Fan Speed (2025 Model, Copper Condenser, US-Q19HNZE.ANLG)
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Daikin Standard Series 0.8 ton split AC
For smaller rooms, go for the Daikin Standard Series 0.8 ton split AC. It’s a compact, BEE 3-star rated AC that’ll work great in rooms up to 90 sq ft in size. Power consumption stands at 709W and it uses technologies like Coanda flow and automatic fan control to ensure effective circulation and that temperature is maintained. Other features include a child lock, backlit remote control, and even a dry mode function that significantly reduces humidity.
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Voltas 183V Vectra Zenith Gold 1.5 ton split AC
Retailing at Rs 35,490 on Croma, this Voltas model offers powerful cooling for rooms up to 150 sq ft in size. It’s a 1.5 ton model with a power consumption of just under 1,700W thanks to a BEE 3-star rating. It also features an inverter for better control, a 4-step adjustable cooling selector, super dry function, and more.
VOLTAS 183V Vectra Zenith Gold 1.5 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC with 4-Step Adjustable Mode (Copper Condenser, Anti Dust Filter, 4503765)
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Godrej 5-in-1 convertible 2 ton split AC
Two-ton ACs aren’t very common, but if you intend to cool a room that is nearly 300 sq ft in size, you’re going to need one. This BEE 3-star rated split AC from Godrej is a great option thanks to its 2-ton rating and a reasonable Rs 42,290 price tag. It uses copper condensers, consumes just under 2,000W of power under load, and can even cool rooms in an ambient temperature of 52 degrees C. It is a very powerful AC for large spaces.
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Godrej 5 in 1 Convertible 2 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC with Dust Filter (Copper Condenser, SIC 24ITC3-WWA)
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It helps to get your cooling requirements assessed by a technician if you’re not sure what to get. Size matters, but you also need to look into run-time, cooling capacity, and more. Places like Croma have staff on hand who can help with a quick consultation and we’d recommend taking advantage of their services.
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