"A lot of BTUs for the price, but this unit is ultimately fighting against physics, and physics always wins."
The 14,000 BTU spec measures raw heat removal in a lab. In your home, its single-hose design means it will effectively cool a 450-550 sq. ft. room, not the 700 sq. ft. advertised.
This is for renters in apartments where window units are forbidden and a single, large living space needs brute-force cooling. It's a pragmatic choice for someone who understands its limitations but needs maximum BTUs for a minimal price.
Anyone who can install a window AC should do so; they are vastly more efficient and effective. If you prioritize low noise for a bedroom or have a smaller space, a less powerful and cheaper unit will be a better fit.