20 Best Cooling Fans For Sleeping (2023 Updated)

Each year another heatwave and another Dyson fan purchase. Over the last few years I have bought three AM06 desk fans. Tired of carrying them from room to room last year I went to buy a fourth but found the circular design AM06 had been discontinued.

Now only the taller and (in my opinion) rather odd looking AM07 was available to kind of replace it, but not really. Frustrated and not wanting to buy a product that was considerably more expensive and in my opinion less attractive and less practical due to its height I made do with the 3 fans I already had.

This year I gave in to the heat and bought the AM07. It arrived quickly and was exactly as I expected. Taller more imposing in the room, aesthetically displeasing and in terms of function barely perceptibly more powerful than the AM06.

I’m trying to understand why the AM06 has been discontinued along with all circular models and I can only imaging that it has been calculated that perhaps a combination of the less efficient packaging size and lower retail price made it less profitable.

Maybe also it was considered that if it was no longer available customers would just buy the larger more expensive models. Dyson products are in my opinion a bit overpriced for their choice of construction materials and build quality.

However their unique functional design and engineering aspects make them the best in category on a number of counts. For this reason I have just knowingly bought a fan that I didn’t really want but I had no better option from Dyson or other manufacturers.

I am proof that in discontinuing the AM06 they can still make a sale, but I certainly won’t be buying another one and if the 06 was still available I’d probably buy one for every room. Therefore my review for the AM07 as the best fan that Dyson offer to full fill the needs of someone wanting an AM06 I give it 3 stars as it not great value for money, its too tall and its a bit funny lookin.

If you want an AM07 and like the look of it and are familiar with Dyson products then I’m sure you will be content with one.

I see a lot of bad reviews on here, which makes 0 sense to anyone who has common sense. This is a fan And it does what a fan should. Blows air at a speed enough to create a cooling sensation, a fan cannot possibly alter the temperature of the air, just because the price is high does mean this product can’t defy physics, most of the bad reviews are from people who don’t understand how the technology behind a fan works, so don’t acknowledge most reviews when it comes to this fan, or most fans around this price point.

So what exactly justifies the high price point? Aesthetics, you’re paying for a modern looking sleek design, that looks great in any household, most tower fans I have seen are ugly. An easy to clean fan, a fan that doesn’t accumulate dust and blow dust at you causing irritation to allergies, and or irritation to your eyes.

however this dust collect dust, just not nearly as much, very low maintenance. You pay for a sustainable fan, that comes with a 2 year guarantee, other fans tend to make irritating noises and or stop working after a while, longevity plays a part in the price point.

Whether this fan is affordable or too expensive is subjective. If you have the money spare and are not spending 50% of your bank balance on a fan, this is affordable, however still top of the range; if you don’t have the spare cash this will be too expensive.

Dont buy top of the range items If your bank balance can’t justify the price. Personal opinion on this item, this is almost silent on speed 1, the noise escalates significantly each time you increase the level <5 are good for noise, higher it becomes pretty loud, nothing abnormal for a tower fan.

The fans performance is great, however that depends on your expectations when paying this price for a fan. The LED that shows the speed of airflow does act like a nightlight, I however prefer this and don’t think its an issue, but if darkness is your thing at night, buy an eye mask, or cover the LED.

assembly of the desk is extremely easy, comes in 3 parts, click them in place, reverse these steps to clean the fan inside.

Pros: Nothing, a huge disappointment. Ironicallythe table fan they’ve now discontinued wasmore powerful & quieter than this very expensive fan. To end on a positive note – Dyson stuff isnt all bad though – they’re vacuums are totally fantastic & worth the high price! Cons: What you want in a fan is for it to be quiet enough to sleep with & be powerful enough to create big amounts of seriously cold air.

But this Dysin one is extrememly noisy,will keep you awake & has a frustratingly low amount of barely cold air coming out of it. You’ll get far better & quieter cooling from a typical pedestal fan that costs a fraction of the price.

Extremely disappointed – & puzzled why they couldnt produce a quiet & powerful fan!.

I was lucky enough to buy this one week before the big heat wave of 2022. Even on the lowest setting which is virtually silent, it creates a beautifully gentle movement of air in the room which replicates a natural breeze.

At higher settings the air movement becomes stronger and really does cover the whole room when it oscillate but it doesn’t “pummel” you as it goes round in the same way a traditional Fan would it just wafts the whole room.

Needless to say when my dogs come in from a walk the first thing they do is to go and sit in the middle of the room waiting for me to switch on the Dyson fan. Both myself and the dogs are absolutely over the moon and would 100% recommend this to anyone.

Can’t wait to buy another one as I keep carrying this through to the Bedroom because it is so lovely to leave on all night and it just keeps everything so fresh.

I’ve had this fan for three months and I love it so much. It is the best and most beautiful fan we have ever had. First, it has a small footprint and is so elegant and well designed that it can sit anywhere in the room, even on top of the coffee table, and look beautiful and unobtrusive.

The fan is brilliantly designed and easy to move. You can easily hold onto the top of the fan with one hand (there is a smooth little ledge, like a handle), and you place your other hand into the opening in the stand, which is also smooth and pleasant to grasp.

The open stand is lightweight, well balanced, and never falls off. The controls on the top of the unit are intuitive and easy to use. Tap one button to turn it on; tap another button to activate the rotation; tap a third button to change the speed.

When you touch the speed button, a blue light will move up and down to show you the level. This blue light goes off as soon as you finish setting the speed, so it doesn’t keep you awake all night. The fan also saves the current speed setting, so the next time you turn on the fan, you’re good to go.

The rotation is smooth, gentle, and even, and it makes a smoothly textured, whisper-quiet sound–even at the highest setting. Best of all, it creates a smooth, silken-soft breeze that moves evenly around the room and cools people off even on a blazing hot humid day (we do not have an air conditioner–this is all we use).

Regular fans make a noisy, turbulent blast of air. The wind from this fan is as gentle and steady as a real breeze, and much more cooling than a regular fan. The remote control is also intuitively designed and easy to use even in the dark.

As soon as I realized how good this fan was, I bought a second one. I just wish I had discovered it years ago.

I am usually quite lazy to make reviews but I spent so much time deliberating on this purchase that I had to come back to review. I have a honeywell portable heater that I absolutely loved so I said why not give their fans a try.

I literally can’t find one bad thing to say about this fan. it is sleek and visually appealing. very lightweight and easy to transport. has a remote which makes it super convenient and a little slot at the back of fan to store it when it’s not in use or you just don’t want it laying around.

It has 5 speeds and even the lowest speed gives you a gently cool. compared to many fans it is extremely quiet. each speed gets increasingly stronger in wind and a little louder. the highest speed is still quite quiet however.

this is indeed one of the quietest fans I’ve ever bought and strangely the higher speeds almost have an Air conditioner effect. it really cools. Assembly was also super easy. do not even think twice.

Just buy it.

I am a pregnant lady just trying to survive the Florida heat. This fan has been a lifesaver! Even though we keep the AC turned down at night, I have been sweating in my sleep so I wanted to try a fan.

Picked this one and have been very happy with it. I have it pointed directly at me on the “Calm” setting all night (and during midday naps). It emits a smooth, low level white noise which is perfect as it drowns out some road noise but I don’t hear the fan at all.

I really, really love this. I’m not sweating into my pillow anymore, its quiet and the perfect amount of breeze. I have not used the oscillation or timer settings, I don’t need them. I just want a simple on/off fan with higher and lower fan settings.

I will say though, the remote control is clunky and doesn’t always work as it should. For example, when I go to turn it off, the first click turns the fan up higher, the second click turns it off. Not sure why, but I tend to not use the remote anyways.

Not perfect, but perfect enough for what I need!.

I noticed that this new model has a new function which is Nighttime. I bought the same fan two years ago and I tried to re-order last year but they were sold out. I grabbed this early on before the heat comes.

I’d rather have the Ion/Air purifier function from the earlier model but the Nighttime added function is okay. I really do like the looks of this Lasko fan. It’s very handsome and looks good in my environment.

This fan is very easy to assemble and is definitely much more powerful than table fans. Did research before buying, and I definitely see why this is the top-rated tower fan. Very satisfied with power and functions of it.

I hate sleeping in the hot weather, and this has been a life-saver. Definitely would recommend!.

This fan is perfect. It’s a little more expensive than some of the other fans, but it’s worth it, in my opinion. It’s easy to assemble and it’s super quiet. The wood paneling gives it a very sleek look.

I also like how high it is, especially if you have a higher bed and use this fan at night to keep your room cold.

This was bought for camping, but it has been used in so many situations. We bring it on picnics and place it near the table for a nice breeze, and it also discourages flies at the table! We have brought it to the beach and placed it on top of a cooler – sometimes the ocean breeze isn’t enough.

At home, this fan has been everywhere – useful for patio dinners, working in the garden, reading in the shade – when the days are still and humid, this fan helps the air circulate. I have even placed it on the kitchen counter when the heat from cooking builds up.

And although we haven’t had a power outage since I purchased it, it would be an essential item for a blackout. The price is right and the product is excellent. I think very one should have one!.

I purchased this fan so that I would have air movement at night should AC power be lost. I used it recently to see how long the batteries would last. but first, I should tell about the batteries used.

Because the fan requires 6 “D” cell batteries, I needed to load it with “AA” to “D” conversion adapters. So in essence, it took 18 L-Ion “AA” batteries (3 for each adapter). The storage capacity of this battery arrangement is a fair amount less than what would be available if good quality alkaline “D” cells were used.

With that said, The fan worked acceptable on high speed all night, about 8 hours. It also was still working after the second night, but at greatly diminished fan speed. Even with a full charge on the batteries, the fan turned about 20% faster when powered by AC.

Still, even with the power limitations I used, I found the fan to be very adequate for my purposes. My test was during an out of town trip. I found that the fan took little space in the car. Sooooo. In addition to being a good emergency fan, I found, as a bonus, that it is a great travel fan as well!.

We had a power outage in northeast louisiana from hurricane. Our neighbors went to stay with their daughter who had power, & loaned use these fans. My snoring, hot natured dad was able to sleep through the night & didnt disturb my mom by readjusting himself or waking up from a sound sleep.

I ordered 4. Love the compact fold down design. AC & battery compatable. Used 20% off & $20 off $80 coupon.

We use this fan in our bathroom. We live in S. Texas and we don’t have central air so there’s no cool air blowing in the bathroom, that’s why we bought this fan and it works great for creating a breeze in our small bathroom.

It’s relatively quiet and blows a lot of air for its size. We use this fan several times a day, every day. Bought this fan over 5 years ago, maybe 6 or 7 ?, and it’s still going strong. After the first two years of use it didn’t want to turn on unless I helped it by giving the blade a little push.

I took it apart, very easy to do, and oiled the bearings at the ends of the motor with some household machine oil and it worked like new again. Just recently it wouldn’t turn on again and when I checked it out the motor was still spinning freely and the power adapter was still sending power to the fan, but the problem was the on/off switch had failed.

A $2 toggle switch from the hardware store fixed that. If you’re just buying this fan for occasional use it will probably last you a long, long time. We’re really surprised at how long we’ve had this fan because we use it so much.

All the moisture in the bathroom from the shower doesn’t seem to bother it either. I don’t think this fan would do much in a large room, but in a small room, in a tent or as a desk fan it’s more than enough.

This is a very nice, attractive fan that works well and creates a good breeze. It is versatile because it will run on electricity, on the internal battery that will recharge itself, or on regular batteries you can load into the base of the fan.

The fan is very lightweight without the batteries, but quite heavy with them. My issues: the control switch on the side is very difficult to switch on and off. It is virtually impossible to turn the fan on and off without picking the fan up, turning the fan so the edge with the switch is facing you, and then using a fingernail to slide the switch to the needed position.

The second issue with this fan, for me, but maybe not for you, is that if you turn off the power source feeding the fan while it is switched “on” it will automatically switch to battery power and continue to run.

In order to turn the fan “off” you must manually slide the switch from the “on” to the “off” position. Since it is designed to continue to run when there is no electrical power (for example, during a power failure) I can understand why it works this way.

This function makes it inconvenient for MY purposes because I want to turn off the fan using a remote control wall switch (so I don’t have to get up and manually turn it on and off). Overall a good fan and a nice breeze.

Depending on your purposes, a few potential design flaws.

Notice there is only one review telling you the battery compartment is difficult to close, hard to align the tiny grooves. This is important because I bought 3 fans, different venders and all 3 do not have a shut off button.

You have to unscrew it to turn it off. If these reviews are truthful why doesn’t anyone mention this big pain??? The two stars are for good wind.

It’s very quiet I like that. If you are directly in front of it, it provides a gentle breeze. I did think it would be a lot more powerful. Also I can’t figure out how to turn on the display light, like when I’m sleeping it’s a little bright.

It did go off on its own a few times but I don’t know why but I had to do that. I emailed the company but nobody wrote me back. So I like this fan I don’t love it. I’d give it a solid B.

This fan works great and is compact enough to fit in my dorm room without being too bulky. I enjoy night mode as I don’t like seeing the light from the fan as I am trying to sleep.

I bought this product, for when somebody sleeps over in our spare room. They stated that it worked amazing and that there was cool air coming from the fan.

I wanted a fan to set beside me when I watch tv. Sometime my AC needs a little boost on the HOT & humid Florida summer days. I have a few small Vornado fans around the house that I really like, so I decided to get another.

I first chose a $30 2-speed Vornado Flippi, but that thing was so loud, even on the low setting, that I couldn’t hear The Price is Right! I decided to set that fan beside my treadmill, and it’s very effective in that spot.

I did more research to find a more quiet option, and came across this 633DC. It cost more than I planned on spending, but I found a good deal at Macy’s, and decided to give it a try. Wow! I keep it on a low setting, but it is totally silent and suits my needs perfectly! Of course, it puts out some noise and wind when you crank it up, but I haven’t had a need to.

It keeps me cool while I’m watching Drew Carey. I love the variable speed control with its infinite selection options, and if is very sturdy and stable. The warranty is also impressive! You can find a white plastic fan that costs less, but this fan is a substantial, quality piece that I know will last decades.

I’m delighted with this fan!.

I live in a small (app. 400 ft^2), unventilated studio apartment with one window and have been surprised by how efficiently this fan moves air, even at slower speeds. It has done wonders to keep the air inside my apartment fresh.

I’ve not yet had the opportunity to test it in the summer heat, but I have no doubt that it will perform well. By far the best feature of this fan is its variable speed. At night I sleep with it on at low speed and when I am cleaning and need to freshen the room or dry laundry indoors, I open the window and front door and let it blast for a couple hours.

I hope and expect that this product will perform well over time at nearly constant use, because I definitely see myself using it constantly!.

I bought one of these from the closest best buy, and I made it home and put it together only to find it was not spinning on the inside. I returned it but they didn’t have others so I got my refund, and then found a fan on Amazon.

After receiving another fan broken from presumably shipping, I had to open RMA with Amazon and send it back and got the Honeywell Quietset again. I received it, it worked, but it had a loud humming noise up till level 5 and then it had a loud slight thumping noise.

I gave up and got a refund for it as well, but was told to keep it rather than sending it back. So I contacted Honeywell to give them feedback on this fan as I found out someone else had the same issue with this fan, with the intention of just giving them feedback, nothing else.

They actually sent me a new fan! I thought wow they are really trying to be helpful, and true to their word I got it a few days later. So I put it together, and the base wouldn’t completely fit together as it should but I was able to get it on and turned on the unit, to be met with the same motor and horrible vibration noise that the other one did! So, disappointed, I admitted defeat and just decided to see if I can get used to the nerve-wracking noise.

I turned it on to sleep, went to bed, and was able to fall asleep. I woke up in the middle of the night with a weird light “thumpthumpthumpthump” noise and i found out it only does it when it’s set straight up and on the floor.

This noise was way too much and I can’t sleep with it on. So now, I have two new Honeywell tower fans, AND NEITHER OF THEM IS USEFUL. Needless to say, I’m gonna have a hard time trusting Honeywell products for a while.

Their customer service, however, has been top-notch. It takes a while to get an answer from them (I used email) but when you do, they sincerely try to help. I just wish this product was as good as their willingness to help was.

I Recommend steering clear from this one and getting the comparable Lasko which I hear is quiet in a mode or two, or the Dreo. You are taking quite the gamble if you purchase this fan. Either that, Or the Tower fan gods are against me, and I’m extremely unlucky when it comes to this fan.

I’m not willing to spend any more money to find out.

I am currently looking to buy my third Honeywell Tower Fan. The first one was purchased 5 years ago and I loved it so much I kept moving it from room to room! It was so good that I purchased another one 2 years ago for our “great room” (floor to ceiling windows).

They are both still working beautifully! The 5 year old fan (8 speed) is now in my bedroom. I turn it on every night and push the timer button to 4. It runs for 4 hours and then shuts off. The little bit of noise that it makes is just enough to dull any sounds outside my bedroom (tv on downstairs, neighbours laughing in their yards, etc.

) I sleep so much better with it running than without it. It’s like white noise. And if I happen to get a little cool through the night, I reach for the remote (with my eyes still closed) and push the button that I need.

There’s only three buttons so it’s easy to feel which one I need; 1st button turns it on or off; 2nd button alters the speed; and the last button is to stop/start oscillating. Soooo easy!!!! You won’t be disappointed.

IšverstiShow in original languageI just got this fan today (7/26/22)and put it together. PROS: It is quite quiet and it’s “shiny” in case you’re a crow. CONS: The assembly instructions are hidden in the Safety instructions booklet, where else would they be?? No battery was included for the remote (needs a button battery, NOT AA or AAA), the motor is not a DC motor so it will use more power than a DC motor pedestal fan, also you cannot control the oscillating mode with the remote, and it has only 4 speeds.

All these cons for over 3 times what I paid for the cheaper one mentioned below. I just got another brand pedestal fan delivered yesterday (7/25/22) from another online retailer and put it all together.

I paid less than 1/3 of the price of the Rowenta and my only gripe about it is that it is louder then the Rowenta, but I knew that when I bought it, With the cheaper fan I got easy to locate assembly instructions, it has a DC motor for less power consumption, it has 12 speeds, and I can turn on/off the oscillating feature from the remote.

No batteries were included but for the $80 less I paid for the cheaper fan, I don’t mind putting my own in it. A lot of things on the cheaper fan are surprisingly similar to the Rowenta. I would say the quality of the Rowenta is just barely better but certainly not worth 3X what I paid for the cheaper fan.

I would not consider it a “premium” purchase to match the premium price. OOPS! more $$$ doesn’t always guarantee you a better product, do your homework.

IšverstiShow in original languageHave had this fan for a month now and it has worked perfectly the whole time. Pros: -Silent Night mode is amazingly quiet but also only gives a gentle breeze (didn’t think I would ever use that mode since I like a strong gust, but I have used it a lot the time) -The noise level of the Turbo Boost mode is equal to the lower setting of some of those cheaper fans (loud but on the quieter side considering how strong it blows) -I have run it all day and all night (24 hours straight) on a mix of the low/medium setting during the day and the silent night mode at night.

The back of the fan near the motor barely got a tiny bit warm while on the medium setting and gave off basically no heat on low/silent night. -Heavy base so it won’t tip over easily if someone bumps into it.

-Haven’t really needed to use the other settings yet but based on how they work, I could imagine some people would really enjoy having them. (timer and energy saver) -lights on the buttons you have selected so you know what setting it’s on (they also dim after a few seconds so it doesn’t bother you while sleeping) -remote so you can control it from your couch/bed/office chair without having to get up.

Cons: -Each button press makes a beep, I don’t mind it but some people might not like it. -Remote control doesn’t come with a battery, so you have to buy that separately (the current battery that it takes as of buying it and writing this review is one(1) ‘CR2032’ {those small lithium coin shaped batteries}).

However the fan is usable without the remote, just get up and adjust it like any other fan (that’s how I have been doing it since I’m not yet used to having a fan with a remote). TL;DR (too long; didn’t read): Worth the price, especially for apartments with close neighbors.

Best fan I’ve bought (been through about 5 different fans before this one).

IšverstiShow in original languageI bought one of these because they are advertised as “ultra quiet”. it is not. there are 5 speeds. 10mph, 30mph, 100mph, and 200mph. 10mph is quiet, but barely any air movement.

30mph is better, and the rest are very loud. after 30 minutes, the fan gains noises. not white noise. clicks, a low “choo choo train” noise, a chirp, and lightsabers being swung around inconsistently – all at once.

I am too light of a sleeper for this nonsense. the blue light on the front is very bright at night. the head struggles to stay in place as it is almost kept in place by it’s weight. during use, the hum will inconsistently get much louder, then quiet.

for this price, I expected WAY better.

Solid windspeed, but does lack a bit in “spot size” due to the small aperature. but the small aperature is also part of the appeal of the fan. The fan is designed to be compact! The remote and the oscillation are useful, (although it would be nice if you could limit the angle), and I can personally barely perceive a noise level produced by level 8, (which is about 66% of it’s total, rated output power).

The only thing I found slightly misleading about the fan is the consumed wattage. Basically, yes the fan CAN operate at 2. 4 (W)atts (not taking into account the (in)efficiency of the AC/DC adapter), but that’s at the lowest setting (1 of 12).

The high end (which is level 12) i imagine consumes closer to 21 W, which is the high end of the printed, rated wattage. Still, to be fair that is a pretty small amount of consumed wattage for a fan.

One final aesthetic detail, is that the fan looks a little like the deathstar, and has the color scheme of a stormtrooper’s suit. Take that as you will.

I have to begin by saying that I was skeptical about these “bladeless” fans you see now. I was given the opportunity to try the pureFlow QT7 for my honest opinion and I am seriously amazed and OBSESSED with this fan!! First of all, I love that it has a remote control because my 3 sons like to play with buttons and when I see them near it I just turn it off! The variant fan speeds are superb! We live in Alabama where the weather is insane so I love that there are several levels of cool I can achieve.

The pureFlow QT7 is so incredibly powerful but QUIET!! It also oscillates so that’s a good thing because I feel like it helps cool the room better. But to end my raving review I will share my favorite part of the product.

you can adjust the fan all the way up to where it will hold a balloon in the air nonstop until you decide you’re done playing!! Overall, this fan is WELL WORTH the price. I can’t wait to try the other products this company has to offer!.

Recently purchased this fan. I’d say it is better used as a personal fan. The airflow distance is acceptable for a bladeless fan. You can feel the airflow across a 5 feet table when the fan is set at 12.

If you are 2-3 feet away, you need to set it to minimum 6-7. The reason i think it is better as a 1 person fan is that the air stream is very narrow. The air comes out from the center hole and does not seem to spread out.

I am not able to make 2 people sitting at each side of the same corner of a table happy when the fan is 2-3 feet away. You can always set the fan to oscillate, but then it will take a long time for the breeze to come back to you.

Some ads for the fan says it uses 2 watts no matter which setting you set it to. It is not true. The documents say wattage is between 2 to twenty something watts.

I’ve purchased one or more of this model every year for the past 3 years. Before this model, I purchased its direct predecessor (same manufacturer, previous generation), which was very similar, just a bit louder and pushed more CFM.

This is the first year that I’ve felt that the quality has gone down. It’s very noticable that the manufacturer used a cheaper plastic power cord instead of the better ones with more of a flexible feel.

This power cord makes cracking sounds within the cable when you straighten it out after taking the fan out of the packaging. This is what cost the product one of its stars. The fan is still nice a quiet, pushes a solid quantity of air, and all three speeds settings are nice well balanced.

None of the settings are overly loud and the fan blades were balanced well with only an exceptionally minor vibration. Had the fan come with all four of the rubber feet instead of just two, I may not have even noticed the vibrations.

The packaging was good, though they really could do without the plastic bags. To top it all off, this fan is priced very well.

I bought this fan on sale a few weeks ago and found that it does not cool a 10×10 bedroom as well as I expected it too. I have a 2001 model that looks identical that really pushes air substantially better.

When I compared them I discovered the new one has a smaller weaker motor on the same chassis. Honeywell has downsized the motor. On high fan the new one pushes air like the original does on medium. I kept the new one because these fans sit nicely on the windowsill of our bedrooms with the windowcrank pressed in holding the base firmly in place.

I will watch for an older model at garage sales. The older models have red/orange Honeywell logo on ’em instead of white.

I have been using the Dyson AM06 Desk Fan in my my home for over x2 weeks now. There have been a few days where it has been useful. I am impressed by it’s noise function minimisation. I like the design.

I can see it very useful and functional in a small room 4m x 4m max. but not practical in a larger living area spaces as an alternative to a Air conditioner unit or a larger model Dyson Cooling fan. Mostly impressed by it’s design, pivot function, remote control function & noise minimisation considerations.

Exactly as expected. I read some reviews before purchasing of others complaining its not quiet enough however even on max this fan is as quiet as a fan can be and I couldnt be happier. The breeze has a constant cold stream compared to the choppy basic fans and seems to be a bit colder as well.

It is a bit bigger than I anticipated however but the lower half is small enough so alarm clocks and other essentials have plenty of space. Couldnt be happier.

Quiet fan. Easy to move from one room to the next. Will be easy to keep clean. Powerful enough for a large bedroom. Seems bigger than I expected, but it is a design statement, aswell as a working object.

I sometimes sleep with a fan on in my bedroom. Due to the recent heatwave this became more regular. The only downsides with this fan is the bright white LED digital display. It lights up the room. It would have been better to have this display with the option to switch it off.

It is also a bit expensive. In my opinion an ideal price point would be 100. For these two reasons I gave it 4 stars.

We actually tried & returned 2 of these units. First unit smelled like burning plastic every time we ran it. Exchanged for a different unit that ended up smelling the same way. Honeywell support was contacted for the smell issue, and their recommendation was to run outside for “up to 8-10 hours to eliminate the smell.

” So we ran the 2nd unit in the garage for 3-4 days and the unit still smelled like burning plastic. The 2nd unit was returned and we ended up getting a TaoTonics tower fan from amazon (that works great and doesn’t smell like it will catch on fire) instead.

My whole adult life I’ve been a white noise sleeper. My tool of choice has always been a box fan, or when I’m away, an app. This new Honeywell Dreamweaver Sleep Fan with Pink Noise comes very close to the best machine I’ve personally experienced with very few complaints.

Pros: -Small size. It’s quite compact and light. It can fit on a bedside table easily. -Powerful fan; optional wind. I set the fan up three feet from the end of my bed and could still feel the wind from it.

It also has a slide-down panel that you can close if you want the noise but not the fan. -USB port. You won’t lose a plug for charging since it has one built in. -Tilt base to put it into whatever position you like.

-Many different settings, including fan strength; auto-timer; icon light dimming (for darker rooms). Cons: -No remote. There is a model of this fan that comes with a remote. It really shouldn’t be offered without it, since it makes using it SO much easier.

-It does not save settings. Every time you turn it on, you have to adjust it to your personal preferences. It would be nice if it just saved it as a favorite. -The touch pad (the control pad for the fan) is extremely sensitive; so much that I’ve often messed up my settings while trying to press a button.

-Cosmetic. It would be nice if the fan were offered in other colors, or even white. Black , for me, is just so generic for appliances.

My daughter loves this fan. She has no need or want for the pink noise ( the sound is a constant hum, it isn’t excessive, just noise all the time, we just didn’t need it for that) but the way this fan is made, I knew it would be perfect for beside her bed.

My daughter overheats very easily. If it’s up to 50 degrees, she’s too hot. With this fan, there is a door to open an area to direct all the air. So if she gets hot she can point the air at her when she’s going to bed or working on her computer doing schoolwork without having to turn on the air-conditioning in the middle of winter.

You can close the vent/door and have the air blowing straight up. Which she does to circulate the air in her room. Three-speed fan, light dimmer, timer and it spins. You can also point it up down on the stand for wherever you want to air directed.

She loves this thing and I haven’t heard “I need the ac on” when everyone else is wearing sweaters!.

The first one sent to me had an issue where it was making a clicking noise if oscillation was turned on. Sheya in the customer support team was very helpful and sent me a new unit for free which works great and doesn’t make the noise.

The fan is not “bladeless” but I also own the Dyson AM07 and this fan is much quieter. I’m a big fan of the nature mode – I just turn it on, the fan randomly ramps up and down, and it feels like a real breeze outside.

Somehow that mode manages to increase the length of time I can be at my desk working without getting fatigued. Definitely worth the price. especially at 1/4 the price of my Dyson fan (which isn’t as good).

I really do like this fan. I like the sleek tall design, it’s quieter than anything I have ever used, and I am very impressed at how much air is blowing out, and the distance of the airflow. Wow!! Makes the house so cool without running the ac constantly.

Keeping your place cool and energy efficient. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone. And even the price was great! I give this 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.

The Electric Company has asked me to shut down all electricity use for 5 hours per day, 2 p. m. to 7 p. m. , on 15 event days which they will declare a day in advance during the air conditioning season.

Whatever I use during those times costs me a penalty charge of 60 cents per kwh. In return I get a small discount on my electric rates during those four months. At the start of the blackout period, I often lay on the couch for an hour or two until the house heats up and the cool air does not circulate.

With this fan, I can keep the air moving–enough to notice it–using one of my several USB battery packs. The warranty from the manufacturer says that I am to mail the product shipping prepaid to El Paso, and I must include a check for $10 along with my proof of purchase receipt.

They recommend that I pay for delivery confirmation, although I don’t understand how they will get the check if it wasn’t delivered. Let’s just plan on never applying for the warranty. I am a little disappointed that the USB connector into the fan isn’t a mini-USB like everything else I have; it is a small round “barrel” connector.

There is a switch on the top of the fan, but I don’t yet know how well that switch will function. The AC adapter is nothing other than a plug into the 110V with a USB port on the other side. I am not so sure that was worth the extra cost.

I have mentioned concerns which I have, yet the product does the job of keeping my somewhat cooler during the electicity blackout! So four stars ****!.

This small desk fan is super cute and compact enough to fit on any desk and it is powerful enough to cool you off up close and personally, so if you work around other people who don’t like to be cold but you happen to feel warm this is perfect to have on hand and it won’t disturb anyone else’s abnormal temperatures! I bought this for the office and it saved me so many times from melting and losing my mind over how hot it was in the office! I have it at home now, and I use it by my bed whenever I want a cool breeze but not a full blown A/C blast.

Cute and small. Lightweight. Has on/off button on the top. Good for small spaces and just want little fan. Does the job.