SK magic MAGICOOL Air Conditioner Pre-Bookings Now Open In Malaysia

Low Boon Shen
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SK intellix Malaysia has opened pre-bookings for the SK magic MAGICOOL air conditioner, its first own-branded inverter air conditioner, available in 1.0HP and 1.5HP variants. Alongside the launch, the company has introduced Kalkulator Sejuk Hati, an interactive web-based tool designed to help Malaysian households estimate their electricity costs and potential savings when switching to a more energy-efficient cooling solution.

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SK magic MAGICOOL Air Conditioner Pre-Bookings Now Open In Malaysia
SK magic MAGICOOL Air Conditioner Pre-Bookings Now Open In Malaysia

Both MAGICOOL models carry a 5-star energy rating – the 1.0HP variant achieves a Cooling Seasonal Performance Factor (CSPF) of 7.02, while the 1.5HP model registers 6.68. Higher CSPF values indicate greater energy efficiency, meaning the unit uses less electricity to deliver the same level of cooling.

Standard features across both variants include six-stage air filtration, Hi-Magic cold plasma technology, and Magic Clean self-cleaning functionality. Each MAGICOOL unit comes bundled with a five-year rental package that covers installation, removal of an existing unit, and scheduled indoor, outdoor, and chemical servicing.

SK magic MAGICOOL Air Conditioner Pre-Bookings Now Open In Malaysia
SK magic MAGICOOL Air Conditioner Pre-Bookings Now Open In Malaysia

Meanwhile, Kalkulator Sejuk Hati is a web-based application that allows consumers to input details such as their current air conditioner model, room size, and daily usage hours. Based on those inputs, the tool generates a personalized estimate of current electricity costs and indicative savings when switching to MAGICOOL.

As part of the pre-booking launch, the first 500 eligible customers will receive a RM200 Touch ‘n Go eWallet reload credit. Pre-bookings are open from 12 November 2026 while stocks last, through the official SK magic website, participating SK magic brand stores and kiosks, and authorized sales agents.

Pokdepinion: At least we’re not at the stage where aircons need loan calculators just yet.

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