Fabriano FPE09GW review: the 1HP 3-in-1

How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through the owner reviews.

Fabriano FPE09GW 1HP Portable Aircon 3-in-1
Quick verdict

1HP cooling, fan and dehumidifying for around β‚±18,000: useful through the rainy season, at a price where rivals sell the same capacity for less.

At a glance

BrandFabriano
TypePortable air conditioner
Priceβ‚±18,000 (as of Aug 11, 2026)
Shopee owner rating5.0 β˜… from 4 Shopee ratings
ShopFabriano Appliances Β· Shopee Mall βœ“
Units sold8

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • 3-in-1 cooling, fan and dehumidifying, so it earns its space through the rainy season too
  • The same styling and controls as the 1.5HP FPE12GW in a smaller capacity
  • Sold through Fabriano's own flagship store
  • Dehumidifying is genuinely useful in a PH bedroom, where damp is a year-round complaint

βœ— Cons

  • 1HP for a price where Firefly and Everest sell comparable capacity for less
  • No BTU rating, wattage or room coverage published
  • No warranty period stated
  • Shares its listing photo with the larger FPE12GW, so the two are hard to tell apart

The Fabriano FPE09GW is the 1HP version of Fabriano’s 3-in-1 portable aircon: cooling, fan and dehumidifying, with a digital top panel and remote, for around β‚±18,000 as of August 11, 2026.

What is the case for it?

The dehumidifier. A cooling-only aircon works for part of the year and sits idle for the rest, while damp in a Philippine home is a year-round complaint. A 3-in-1 unit stays useful through the rainy season, which is a genuine argument for spending more on the same cooling capacity.

The build looks the part too, with a cleaner body and a digital top panel rather than the plain white boxes elsewhere in this category, sold through Fabriano’s own flagship store.

Where does the argument weaken?

On price against capacity. At 1HP it costs more than the KANAZAWA, the Greenfield and the Firefly FHF601, all of which cool a comparable room. Two of those publish either a warranty or compressor protection, and this one publishes neither.

There is also no BTU rating, no wattage and no room coverage.

And a practical annoyance: Fabriano uses the same product photo for this and the larger FPE12GW, so the two are indistinguishable online. Order by model number.

Is the Fabriano FPE09GW sulit?

Around β‚±18,000 as of August 11, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Across five years, typical for this class, that is about β‚±300 a month for a machine that covers both hot and wet seasons. If you would otherwise buy a separate dehumidifier, the maths works. If you only want cooling, you are paying more for the same 1HP.

Who the Fabriano FPE09GW suits

Buy this if you want cooling and dehumidifying in one appliance for a normal bedroom, and the rainy-season use is what tips it. It is the right choice for a damp room. If you only need cooling, cheaper 1HP units here do that job for less and tell you more.

See how it ranks against the rest in our best portable aircons in the Philippines roundup, or read about modes and sizing in our portable aircon buying guide.

If the Fabriano FPE09GW is not right

Need the same 3-in-1 features in a bigger room? The Fabriano FPE12GW, our Best 3-in-1 pick, is the 1.5HP version. Want 1HP cooling for far less with a warranty and a safety license? The KANAZAWA 1HP is around β‚±10,500.

Compare Fabriano FPE09GW 1HP Portable Aircon 3-in-1

See how it compares with the other top picks in our portable aircons comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is it different from the FPE12GW?

Capacity only. This is the 1HP version, suited to a bedroom of roughly 8 to 12 sqm, and the FPE12GW is 1.5HP for a larger room. Fabriano uses the same photo on both listings, so order by model number rather than the picture.

Is the dehumidifier mode worth paying for?

In the Philippines, often yes. Damp is a year-round complaint, and during the rainy season pulling moisture out of a room changes how it feels more than cooling does. It means the unit is useful in the months a cooling-only aircon sits idle.

Does it need the exhaust hose when dehumidifying?

Yes. The compressor is still running and its heat still has to leave the room, so the hose stays vented out a window. This surprises people who assume dehumidifying works hose-free.

Why does it rank below the cheaper units?

Because at 1HP it costs more than the KANAZAWA, the Greenfield and the Firefly, all of which deliver comparable capacity, and two of those publish either a warranty or compressor protection. The 3-in-1 modes are the reason to choose it, and they need to matter to you.

Researched by Sofia Meneses Β· Written by Gabriel Manalo Β· Published Aug 11, 2026 Β· Updated Sep 12, 2026 Β· How we review

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