Daikin Comfort Control

Name: Daikin Comfort Control
Rating: 1.4 (188 reviews)
Author: Daikin North America

By: Daikin North America

Lifestyle

Features & Capabilities

Daikin Comfort Control lets you manage your Daikin air conditioner from the living room or anywhere with internet access. The app supports most Wi‑Fi routers and requires online setup.

If your indoor unit doesn't have built‑in Wi‑Fi, a Daikin North America LLC wireless adapter is required for each unit. Learn more at http://daikincomfort.com/DuctlessWireless

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Daikin North America

Rating:

1.40

(188)

Version:

2.4 Last updated: 2024-04-08

Version code:

864945956

Creation date:

2016-09-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

40.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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# 185,244 ▼ 118

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Developed by:

Daikin North America

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/daikin-comfort-control/id1102893756

Website:

https://daikincomfort.com

User Reviews

The Daikin Comfort Control app is broadly criticized for instability and complexity. Users report frequent cloud disconnects, unreliable remote operation, and long, painful setup. The app is slow and non‑intuitive, with schedules and temperatures often not behaving as advertised. It relies on internet/cloud for control, offering little local control, and features/support are frequently described as weak. A few isolated notes mention that, when setup is successful (often with expert guidance), the system can work for years and that the dongles’ API enables advanced control for some users.

Pros

Wi‑Fi dongles expose a straightforward API for direct control, which some tech‑savvy users appreciate.
With proper setup (sometimes with expert guidance), some reviewers report usable operation for years, and a few note that the system can work reliably once configured.
There are open‑source tools that can reliably control the system via the dongle API for advanced users.

Cons

Frequent connectivity drops to the Daikin cloud and unreliable remote control, including devices turning on/off unexpectedly when away.
Extremely difficult and time‑consuming setup, often requiring hours and repeated resets to get things working.
App is slow, crashes frequently, and is not intuitive, with a UX that many find confusing and poorly documented.
The system relies on cloud/Internet for control, with little to no local control or IP‑based management, making it unusable when the Internet is down.
Feature gaps and weak support: missing user options (such as password reset flows), limited control (e.g., no straightforward fan‑speed scheduling), and reports of poor customer support.