I got the AC on full blast and the room feels cold enough that I need a blanket. So how come every thermometer says the room is at 25C/77F?

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Air from a good AC is 20 degrees colder than the rest of the air. Strong ACs can be 30 degrees. So if your AC is setup so it blow “hard” and you get a lot of the air directly off the coils….you can be feeling ~50 degree air.

I had a unit that would blow 49 degrees out of the vents on a 100 degree day. The room may have been 75, but if you were getting hit by the air from the vent it was freaking cold.