20 Best Fan For Indoor Cycling (2023 Updated)

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 got four of these fans about six weeks ago to help squeeze more life from our dying central air unit. These worked really well *until* one of them received the gentlest bump from a cat. The resulting fall (from 24 inches or so) broke off a fan blade and now it skips around if you turn it on.

We are down a fan in the middle of an extremely hot night and I have never felt so victimized or abandoned by a machine. All that to say it’s a fine choice for cheap air circulation if it’s out of reach of all possible household chaos.

It does move a good bit of air without a lot of noise. One did also break rather quickly compared to other brands of fans we are using. I feel like a sturdier base and/or strong rubber feet may have kept it in place better.

Yes it’s $250 for a fan but the integration with the heart rate monitor is simply brilliant. It blows a high volume of air, effectively focused on you and it blows harder the more you work, then eases up when you are easing up.

It has a low noise level, I can hear the tv without needing headphones over the fan comfortably. This is one of those products that has one function, and it does that function very well. It cools you when you need cooling, and lets you warm up before hitting you with the hurricane force wind.

I use it linked to my HR, and often I use the fan’s speed to monitor my HR. I have never once regretted spending the money on this fan. The improvement in the amount of cooling over using conventional house fans was significant.

I bought one, my wife saw how good it was, immediately had to go out and buy a Headwind for her setup. I would and have recommended this to friends, most have also purchased them.

My ceiling fan offered no help during workouts. An industrial table fan was a little better. The Headwind though, made an amazing difference. In manual mode, it can make a breeze like a few other fans that cost half as much.

That’s not why you’d buy this though. Pairing the fan with my heart rate monitor is what makes this fan worth the price. As my heart rate goes up and I get hot, the fan blows faster and keeps me cool.

After doing a couple of 1-hour workouts I was amazed that I was almost entirely sweat-free, my bike wasn’t wet, and there were no puddles of sweat on the floor. Yeah, it’s an expensive luxury, but it makes workouts much more enjoyable.

I put on my HR belt, the fan picks up the signal and comes out of standby at a slow 5mph breeze. No chilling wind before I need it. As my workout progresses and my level of effort goes up and down, the fan increases and decreases speed to match.

During the end of workout cool-down, the fan slows accordingly and turns off a few minutes after I take off my HR belt. The other way of using the fan is by having it paired to your bike trainer speed, enhancing the ride simulation feeling by mimicking the “wind in your face” of a real ride.

The faster you go, the more wind you feel.

I bought this headwind fan after about 1 week of owning my KICKR v5 and losing about 2 stone in sweat. I had been using a cheap desk fan that I bought ages ago from Argos and it really wasn’t keeping me cool at all.

I was dubious about spending £100 on a fan, but I’m so glad I did. The power of this thing is phenomenal. I have it setup with my Wahoo TICKR heart rate monitor and it works flawlessly. Switches itself on as soon as it recognises that you have the heart rate monitor on, then gradually increases power as your heart rate increases during a workout.

Ultra-simple to setup via the Wahoo app. Once you have it paired, you can specify the minimum and maximum heart rates that you want the fan to operate between. This means that if you don’t want the fan blowing hard when you are just warming up you can set minimum speed to about 120bpm or something and it will just be blowing a gentle breeze on you.

Once you start getting active, it speeds up itself. Brilliant piece of kit from Wahoo. I would say that it’s definitely worth the money if you are having trouble keeping cool on your KICKR.

After wading through countless marketing driven “best fans for Peloton / stationary bikes” lists, which mainly suggested underpowered (tower fans, Dyson), unwieldy (huge & loud via Amazon), and overpriced options (Dyson), I finally found mention of the Wahoo Headwind.

Scouring reviews hinted at the golden goose — a powerful & not-too-loud fan that can be controlled while on the bike. Can it be real? Yes, yes it can. And it delivers: focused, silky super high cfm wind, feels like you’re on a real bike coursing down a hill, sweat evaporating into nothingness, with intensity easily controlled via heart rate monitor or phone app (I use the latter).

Hells yes. Fk all that other noise, this keeps you cool and focused on training at peak. Also not annoying sound levels, and takes up minimal space. It’s perfect. Maybe more perfect if it connected to the Apple Watch heart monitor, but in its field it stands far ahead of the competition.

This has been a very great fan so far. I find that all of the different settings are nice. Even on the lowest setting the fan creates a nice breeze that easily cools the area it’s in down. The middle setting is my favorite as I think it doesn’t make things too cold but creates a strong enough breeze that it very refreshing.

The highest setting is obviously on the colder side and quickly makes the area around it cold. The only thing I dislike about this product so far is the noise but even that isn’t too bad. On the lowest level the noise is a soft humming sound, the middle setting is a little bit louder but not too bad in my opinion, the highest setting creates a whirring/buzzing noise which is a bit annoying to me.

This product seems to be very sturdy and is fairly cheap compared to others fans I viewed. I also feel the need to state that I’ve only had this fan for a little while therefore I can not say how it holds up over time.

I workout daily on a rower and although I expect to be miserably hot, I wanted a fan to help with air flow. This fan is small enough that I can pick it up after a workout and easily adjust however I want, so figured I’d give it a try.

First of all, this fan is really cute- it is compact, has a longer cord than expected, powerful, and so easy to use! The base is sturdy, so you can sit this fan anywhere. I have had it sit on my desk, the floor and its super sturdy.

The fan has 6 different controls- high, medium and low going straight forward and a high medium low oscillating. The most impressive thing with this small fan is the power! This fan blows harder than other fans I have had that are much larger! The blow power here is so impressive and I love that it doesn’t take up much room at all.

In fact, I easily roll the cord up and place in a cabinet when I’m not using it- genius!.

This “little desktop fan” isn’t actually so little. In fact, it might be a bit too big for some smaller (or fuller) desks. Its base is about 9. 5″ x 6. 5″, so its footprint is on the larger side for desktop fan.

Aside from that, there’s nothing I don’t like about it. It isn’t very loud, but the Medium and High speeds both offer a nice dull hum that is appealing for those of us who like that for sleeping. The Low setting is virtually silent and gives a really pleasant, easy breeze.

A great setting for those times you just want a tiny bit of moving air. This fan oscillates from its base, hence the larger width. That makes it bottom-heavy and solid, so it won’t be knocked over too easily.

But it also adjusts vertically, so you can direct the airflow straight ahead, slightly down, slightly up, or straight up toward the ceiling. It has settings for these positions, and the fan snaps into those preset spots.

I love that about it because it holds the breeze where I want it. I also really like that it can point straight up to the ceiling, especially when I want moving air and maybe a hum to help me sleep, but I don’t want the air blowing directly on me.

I also use this fan to help dry my hand washed clothes, so those presets come in very handy. Another very handy–literally!–feature is the handle! Might not seem like a big deal, but when you are using something like this for multiple purposes and in different rooms, it’s nice to be able to ‘grab and go’.

If you are looking for a fairly quiet, well-balanced desk fan that oscillates and has multiple settings and speeds–AND a handle!–this fits the bill!.

I was able to quickly assemble my bike without too much trouble. It looks amazing, feels amazing to use, and was in perfect condition. I am 6′-2″ 185 lb, so there are probably bigger users out there, but I could go at an all out sprint without any wobble.

Also, the big turf wheels are an AWESOME touch. I hate the tiny wheels on the other brands. With these wheels, my wife could roll it up the step from our garage into the house alone if we want to work out inside.

It’s worth noting that the resistance on this first version of the Titan bike is a little lower than Assault or Xebex fan bikes. If you’re not competitive with CrossFit or anything like that, I’m not sure you would care about this, but it was obvious to me and several other users right away that it has an “easier” start up resistance than the others.

I assume the fan blades are just slightly smaller and/or lighter, although they did look very similar. That said, it’s still going to be extremely difficult to hold a fast pace on this bike, considering resistance increases with speed.

This is not a dealbreaker by any means for the vast majority of people, but it was for me. I didn’t want to ship it back, so I sold it new to someone who was excited to get it at a 10% discount. I did have a couple defects/missing parts that I’m sure Titan would take care of, but I figured them out on my own.

First, one of the pedals was almost impossible to attach to the crank with the small tools provided. Luckily I have bike lube and a bike pedal wrench (for mountain bike maintenance) and it went on easy with the proper tools.

Second, there was a slight bump/catch inside the seat post sleeve blocking the seat post from dropping below height 4. It was from a weld that bled through and was very insignificant, so I was able to carefully file it down and the seat post slid right in.

Again, it worked fine but the average person who doesn’t have tools like this laying around would have had issues. Also, I was missing the two M8 bolts for the bottle cage. Again, I’m sure Titan would happily supply any missing parts so no big deal there!.

Solid built bike, it’s a little smaller than other brands so if you are a little shorter like me (5’9”) it’s a nice fit. It has all the features of other name brand bikes, plus the wheels make it easy to move around if you need to.

The only two negatives for me is the seat is not comfortable at all, but I haven’t found a fan bike that has a comfortable seat so that is par for the course. Also the clear plastic wheel inside of the fan cage that allows the magnetic counter to count your rpm, calories etc is held on by three metal clips.

Those all came off with in the first couple of work outs and I had to disassemble the cage and reattach those. That’s not a big deal for me but might be for others. Over all this is a great piece of workout equipment.

Solid construction, and it saves you a few hundred bucks. I would recommend this to anyone who is building a gym.

The shipping was prompt and the packaging was fantastic. The assembly and instructions were flawless. I had watched comparison reviews on YouTube of this product with similar (popular) brands, and the “negatives” that were given in the reviews were purely opinion, and laughable.

Ex: A review said the bike would “shake” if used with explosive force. In the case of MY bike, that was try false. This is a sturdy, well-oiled machine and I absolutely love it. I bought a heart rate monitor (polar chest monitor) and it automatically connects and gives accurate data.

I pinch pennies, and this was one splurge that was worth it.

Upon opening the box a bunch of hard, loose granules (like from asphalt shingles) started falling out all over the floor. The granules were also found throughout the rest of the packaging. We brushed the loose granules off the components and the assembly was easy and straightforward.

The arm handles are somewhat flimsy and have a bit of play in them even when fully tightened, but otherwise the bike feels solid and stable. Unfortunately, from the first time we used the bike there was a continual grinding chain noise along with sporadic clinging.

My husband took the chain cover off and noticed more of the granules were caked all over the heavily greased sprocket and chain. He wiped as much of the granules off the chain and sprocket as possible – this helped some, but the grinding noise is still present.

He’s not thrilled about the idea of fully removing the chain and sprocket to thoroughly clean a brand new exercise bike but that’s probably the next step. We just hope the metal isn’t worn from the minimal use it incurred during our troubleshooting.

We’re also not convinced that this will fix the sporadic clinging – hopefully its not some sort of drive train alignment issue or chain deformity. If it weren’t for the issue noted above, we would be happy with the product at this price-point.

However, the chain/sprocket noise makes the unit feel cheap and the user experience isn’t enjoyable.

I received this Bike on accident (I ordered the magnetic elliptical bike). It arrived as we were digging out of a snow storm, so we put it in the house. My husband put it together when I was at work and sent me a photo.

It wasn’t what I ordered. I was crushed. I immediately called customer service and Karissa was so helpful!! She asked a few questions and I sent a few pictures and before you know it they send me an email and say.

“Since you already have it put together. please keep it. It would be too inconvenient for you to take it apart and send it back. ” To say that I was surprised would be an understatement!! The original order also arrived the next day!! I have purchased from Sunny before and I will absolutely buy from them again!! You have restored this exhausted teachers faith on humanity!! From the bottom of my heart.

THANK YOU Sunny Health Fitness!!.

Not sure about all the negative reviews. i ordered mine a bit over a year ago through a different site. it was extremely easy and quick to put together. i, a single unfit female, was able to have it assembled in about half an hour.

and sure, the seat is “uncomfortable” but its a bike seat. not a freakin lazy boy recliner. i have gotten my use out of it and it seems like it still has plenty of life left in it. as for people complaining about the screen not working, try new batteries.

the only time my screen has ever stopped working has been when it needs batteries.

I love these fans! I have several, the ones I purchased previously were much cheaper. Price has almost doubled since last year. However, I have already purchased 2 more this year. They put out a lot of air and I love the rotating grill that throws the air in a wider range.

I’m glad they can be taken apart easily to clean the fan blades. I wish it had a remote, but very pleased with output of fan. The first one I received many years ago is still performing excellent! I hope you always carry these.

Found this special fan by searching “fans” on QVC. We do not need a fan — I purchased a new Holmes fan last year (in black) and again this Spring two Holmes (one in black, one in cream). All have remotes.

This new SPT has no remote, but I purchased based on all the positive reviews. Also, the image on-line looks like it is light aqua [even though another reviewer described it as mint green]. It is not light aqua, and I wouldn’t call it mint green, but it is very close.

I see a grayish hue in the color, too. Why do I want more fans? Because I want to have on hand to give to family [recently gave one to grandson to take to Alabama for his second year — this time in an apartment] or neighbors AND to use IF [and hopefully not] our A/C should happen to go off because of a power outage.

We have a generator that would run the fan, but not the A/C. BTW, QVC has no Holmes fans available at this point in time, but I am thankful I found this new [for me] brand I REALLY like it — medium size, VERY quiet, circulates air well [put on low to try out and I could finally smell the YC candles I had burning in the room], and the instruction booklet gives directions how to CLEAN the blades and pieces that protect the blades! I’m hoping and praying this gem continues to work well.

I definitely will purchase again. [JudysTwin].

But,this price is hysterical!! Like the other customer,I purchased two in May of 2020. for the price of ONE!!?!! I would not pay this price,it is insane! I have purchased the Holmes Blizzard multiple times(.

can’t find them now). but you can’t easily clean those! I have run one of these 24/7,and it is still going. so I have the spare! The one had an issue, with the speed settings being in reverse,no biggie! I guess I better buy stock in fans,if this is any indication! I am off to find my new favorite.

quiet,affordable fan. before I need sell a child!!.

I was looking for a fan that was quiet, powerful, and energy efficient for a reasonable price. Three out of four isn’t bad. The fan is definitely smaller than one would expect. Even with knowing the measurements ahead of time, I was a bit surprised by how small this is.

For the size, it does a great job of moving the air, but you feel it only if you’re in the direct path, not, as the advertising suggests, anywhere in the room. If it weren’t for the ten-year warranty—most Vornado fans have a five-year warranty, and they used to have lifetime warranties—I would never have spent so much on a small plastic fan, even with the Vornado name behind it.

It’s rather overpriced. Would I buy it again? Maybe. Ask me in ten years.

I just can’t say enough great things about this fan. I had a similar Vornado for about 15 years and this is an incredible replacement for it. The variable speed control is a huge improvement over the old 3-speed model, and otherwise it feels just as solidly built.

The only drawback here: I kind of wish Vornado had figured out some way to incorporate the power supply into the fan itself, versus putting it in a clunky external power brick. And failing that, the power brick and cord could definitely use a little aesthetic attention — perhaps woven fabric cord for the DC cord instead of stiff plastic — and the power supply for a white fan probably should be white as well.

None of the product photos on this site show the power supply, which is a tipoff that maybe the manufacturer doesn’t consider it very attractive either 🙂 Still, this is the ONLY negative about this fan as far as I’m concerned.

It’s a solidly-built appliance I’m sure will perform well for years to come. It’s quiet and efficient, and the DC motor and switch are a big upgrade.

TL;DR Ultra efficient (really, truly, stupidly efficient) Superbly Manufactured Quiet, actually noiseless at low speed Box fan power without the bulkiness I am shocked at how passionately I am able to feel about a fan, but Vornado did it right.

I bought this because my previous Vornado is still kicking after years of regular use, and I wanted the single most efficient fan I could find. The only reason you drop this much money on a fan is if you seriously need some efficiency and quality, and this has it in spades.

I live in a solar house, and I could tell an immediate and sizable difference in power consumption the day that I swapped it out. Despite it being tiny it easily replaces much larger fans, and indeed is on par with any box fan I’ve used except for industrial fans.

To be honest I didn’t believe in the “whole room circulation” bit, but it actually works (at low-medium speeds for a bedroom, medium-high+ for a vaulted celing livingroom) which I am pretty sure is just black magic.

The sound quality is also remarkable, I have never been much bothered by fan noise, but this thing is like a panther in pajamas. On the lower mode I sleep with I have forgotten to turn it off many times because it makes zero sound.

You get some noise at about 20%+ and while it is definitely blowing at 100% power, it’s not as bad as some fans at medium. Though at first I was concerned about the size, it moves more than enough air, and it’s actually nice to be able to put it on the floor, on a small elevated table, or in a window.

It is also perfect in an adult sized blanket fort. So there you have it. Will most people want to buy a $100ish fan? No. But if you want an efficient, quiet fan that your grandkids can leave in their wills then you have found the one.

My experience: this is the 3rd fan we’ve bought. Because it runs 24/7 (I assume this is the problem) the oscillation feature stops working at around 6 months. The fan still works, and it really moves air better than any fan we’ve ever had, but without the oscillation, the “general area of blow” is one direction.

The first one was replaced by Honeywell very easily at 6 months, but I was told they would not replace it again. So about 9 months later (we used it not oscillating through the winter months), we had to buy another.

Frustrating policy, because both stopped working fully at under 1 year (the warranty coverage). But overall it’s a great fan and really will move/cool air in a fairly large room. The old one was regulated to the garage lol.

What a fail! My husband bought this fan, not knowing that it has no air intake in the back (it’s in the front, beside the air output). This fan cannot take cool air from 1 room and blow it into the next room which we call “the hot room”.

With both of its fans on high, I couldn’t even feel the air blowing into the hot room and it didn’t work like most fans can (in transferring air from 1 room to another). I think if your room is already cool, this fan would be nice because it’s got a powerful motor, but because it can’t pull the air from the back of the fan to the front, this fan was such a disappointment to me.

I only gave it 1 star because I had to. It failed miserably for my purpose of trying to transfer cooler air from 1 room into the hot room. I felt like it was like not even using a fan at all because the hot room felt like a black hole of heat while trying to use this fan.

All I kept thinking was, “What a fail!” I don’t recommend this fan if you need to cool a hot room by transferring cooler air from another room because it is incapable of that.

I bought this fan for my front room. We have a pitched ceiling and in the summer the AC cannot cool that room due to lack of air circulation. I bought this fan so I could aim the top fan at the ceiling and the bottom one towards the room.

It works great and you really feel the air moving around. It has helped keep my front room cooling by moving around the cooler AC air. One thing to note, this fan is on the louder side on the strongest wind setting.

It becomes white noise to me but can be hard to hear the TV sometimes when I need this on high.

I have a lot of perfumes, ranging from designer to celebrity, and I reach for this one all the time! It is a more “mature” fragrance, but I think it’s just kind of “grown up”. I’m 31 and feel totally confident wearing it, for reference.

The top smells of Lavender and bergamot, and the Lavender persists throughout for me. It is a nice Lavender though (think Libre), not something dated or soapy. The heart notes are patchouli and orchid, and I feel like I can smell both of these well.

I don’t always love patchouli, but I like it in this formulation. It adds to the fanciness! The base notes are cedarwood, white amber, musk, and sultry woods. It is a very woody, warm, spicy fragrance upon the dry down.

But there is a hint of sweetness there too still from the Lavender. The real selling point of this perfume for me is the longevity. This stuff lasts and lasts on me, and it only takes about one spray! Most perfumes last about 4 hours tops with me, so this one is always so surprising! It’s also incredibly affordable!.

I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the Honeywell TurboForce fan. Its a great size, big enough to pack a punch, but small enough to go unnoticed in the corner of the room. The fan itself is a plastic frame, with a plastic tripod, it feels really good quality, very sturdy.

The box says “feel the power from 7m” and you really can! it has some great power to it, and you can really feel the cool air circulating the room. One thing to note, this is fan, which is as the box describes, an “air circulator” so it is not going to pull the air in and cool it down, it is a traditional fan, designed to push the air at speed.

All in all im really pleased with this fan, its cheap and cheerful, very powerful, and it is surprisingly quiet too! so you can easily have it on whilst watching TV and you will hardly notice the noise from the fan.

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.

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.

Battery compartment is fairly difficult to open, has tiny Philips head screws on springs. Once I put the six D batteries inside, I was unable to close the compartment door. I tried to operate it without batteries, just using the AC adapter cord but the fan didn’t operate that way.

Returned it.

The Honeywell Turbo On The Go Fan is a portable folding fan that has quite a lot of power for such a little fan. I like that there are multiple ways to power the fan. You can use 4 AA batteries or a barrel plug with a USB connector.

I can plug it in to my laptop or power cube charger, even my portable battery charger. The handle turns into a stand for the fan, or you can use it to hang thx fan up with. This fan is small, about the same size as my hand, but it really creates a strong breeze that can be felt several feet away.

It is perfect for inside and outside use. Right now I have it on my bedside stand to keep me cool while I sleep. But I can’t wait to take it with me everywhere once summer gets here. It is lightweight and with its compact size, it can easily fit into my purse and diaper bag to keep us cool on the go.

I am super pumped for this portable fan! Its always been hot and humid in Houston, but in the last few years my body temperature threshold has been changing. I’m outside longer and I’m sweating quicker.

Having this portable fan on hand is going to be a life saver. I love that it is battery operated. The carrying handle is a nice feature also. It’s small and compact while being light weight. The best feature is how strong the fan force is.

Although there is only one speed, it is powerful and can be felt from a foot away. Highly recommend this fan if you live in the south!.

This fan is just the right size for me. Big enough to push plenty of air, but small enough to take on the go. It is well designed with a fold-out kickstand that is very stable. I also like that it has little pads on the bottom to keep it from slipping around.

The kick stand can rotate 180 degrees so it could be used to hang up if the need arises. As for functionality, it is very simple. Just one button for on and off. For power, it takes 4 AA batteries or plugs in via USB.

The battery compartment is easy to access and, thankfully, doesn’t require a screw driver. I tried the USB power from my laptop, a wall plug, and a cell-phone battery bank and all 3 worked great.

I loved the older version of this fan I bought about 1. 5 years ago. I wanted another and bought the new one. It’s not even close. Less airflow, it vibrates and its lighter. so now if you sit it on a tile floor it vibrates so bad it literally moves from its position.

I’m so disappointed they changed the quality of this fan. Had to take it back. I ordered online to see what I would get and also checked the stores to see if any “older” fans might still be on the shelves.

No luck. They way you can tell is the Climate Keeper logo on the front where the fan spins has airflow marks in it. The new ones do not. Its a solid piece of plastic. Also the hinge from the arm to the fan has cushions washers on it.

The new one does not. The screws are also black. The new ones are silver.

It started out as a GREAT fan. Moved a TON of air. About 2 months of continuous use, it died. It started making this god awful whine. I pulled the blade and cleaned out the rod that insterted into the motor.

It wont do anything but struggle now. Never been dropped kocked or abused. I just used it in my apartment for what it is supposed to be used for. 2 of them died and i wasted $80. I didnt bother with customer service because i couldnr find ANY way to contact Comfoet Zone.

I am beyond upset.

I normally do not take the time to write reviews as I am running a business which leaves little time for non-essential activity. I am making an exception in this case. Solid construction, quiet. Has been in service for a couple of weeks moving hot air away from the top of a server rack containing a couple of dozen devices.

I am reasonably confident it will provide years of service. Thus, I would recommend this fan to potential purchasers.

This little fan moves a lot of cool air! Id actually like the low to be a lot lower, as its not really what I consider low to be, and wanted it for my bedside table for a gentle breeze when in bed. Id also prefer the knob on the front so I dont have to turn it around and hunt for it, but Im still very happy with it.

Great price, great fan.

This is a great little fan for the price. When it goes bad I’m going to look for the same one again. It has a large amount of air flow for its size. I get random hot flashes and this is the cure. I would say that it’s worth is 3 times what I payed.

Its compact and powerful. The design is modern and functional. The 3 fan speeds are distinct and range from low med high are perfect flow options for various needs.

When first got this fan, was a little apprehensive. The fan itself honestly seemed a light “badly” and “cheap” made. The plastic, ect just seemed to me to be cheap. Once put the product up and used, have to say the fan itself works great.

The air flow, is terrific. I can get the same amount of cooling from this fan at low speed as I did on high speed on other models. So even though the plastic seems cheap, I would definately recommend this product due to the great air flow.

I’ve been using this fan for a few weeks now and am very pleased with it. It is small enough to fit in a tight space but powerful enough to keep us cool! We use it every night to cool us off while we sleep.

The different settings are nice for adjusting the flow and making sure you stay at a comfortable temperature. Highly recommend!.

This fan is an excellent small size that fits in a variety of spots, and is especially useful next to a bed. The angle of the fan can be easily adjusted and has three different speed settings, and the base is sturdy despite its small size.

The downside to this fan is that it makes a lot of fluctuating noises while in use, and randomly will sound like it is speeding up or slowing down with no speed adjustments. Other than this sound problem, the fan itself operates really well and is the perfect small size.