2x Air Wing Slit The Original Air Conditioner Deflector for line-type outlet (linear diffuser) (White, 2 wings)

I was almost certain it would not work but lo and behold, I'm amazed and glad that it actually works. I urge people to be careful when fitting because if you are not careful, it could get stuck and pull out your airflow that comes with your AC. It pulled mine out and lucky did not break it and I was able to snap back in. What I figured out though, was the following:1. Do not put into the first vent because then it will cover the temperature gage and your remote won't work.2. Put the two slits into separate vents to make it easy to remove at the end of the cooling season when you may want to cover your air conditioners with padding to keep the cold out.3. I put the lower slits in 2nd vent and upper slit in 3rd vent as you can see from photo.I am very happy with this item and am going to buy another pack. Don't waste money on the single pack for the same price as these 2 since if it won't work for you, Amazon has an excellent return item for faulty items. Go for the 2 pack if you have 2 AC's in your house. My son saw these and asked me for one - and I'm like - well, I need to buy another for me so the 2 pack again will do for me.If you are like me and hate cold air blowing directly on you, and have a similar AC to mine, these will work for you!

Tried to attach a picture of a pair of these things attached to the new Amana A/C-heat unit my apartment complex put in but for some reason Amazon failed to upload various versions. (Picture something like a new-ish motel room under-window unit.) Anyway, they snapped together easily and mounted into the vents in seconds. The pair was plenty wide for the air vents while still leaving access to the controls. Sure, the clips could be made of slightly thicker material, but it's not like they've got to withstand gale-force winds or anything. I'll have to remove them every so often to get the A/C's filters out so we'll see how they hold up, but unless they get brittle with age they should be fine. $35 seems to be a bit much for the amount of plastic involved, but it's a niche product and I was glad to find anything at all. Sure beat duct-taping some cardboard to redirect the airflow from straight outward. Now it's blowing up and slightly out which will circulate the air much better in the summer. May have to remove them for good flow of air when I'm using the unit to heat the apartment this winter, but that's an issue for another time. Like 'em!

Helps keep the heat toward the floor instead of the floor

They seem to be doing the job - My desk is right next to a window AC unit and I was freezing to death. These do a great job deflecting the air, but I have no idea if I've installed them correctly. Aside from the product name, the box is written entirely in a foreign language, and no printed instructions came inside.

Very simple and easy to install

A little difficult to attach. But once you figure it out it works well to deflect the air.

This isn't worth 35 cents let alone $35. Very flimsy plastic pieces. Stay away.