electriQ Tower Fan Bladeless 24" with 3 Speeds, Remote Control and Mood Light

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Those that beeped when you changed the settings got lower ratings since that can be annoying at night, while if you could turn the beeps off, they got better ratings. If you want a bladeless fan for personal use, or to use in your home office, choose a small, compact desk fan. Then use the tube part of your vacuum cleaner to vacuum any vents that are visible around the base of the fan. Plus, their tall, sleek design makes them a great accessory for any room, especially in a modern home.

The neat tower design takes up little space - it's ideal for the home or office and is lightweight, thus super easy to move from room to room or to lift onto the desktop.Plus, it's tall and sleek-looking, so it'll fit seamlessly into most rooms with ease and you won't have to worry about it ruining your carefully planned aesthetic. It is super powerful with four modes and five fan speeds (it can reach up to 25 feet per seconds), and we found that it actually did make the room overall feel much cooler rather than just blowing lukewarm air around. My wife suffers from hayfever during the summer, and this feature really helps negate the issue at night. This tower fan's on the cheaper end of the cooling-tech spectrum, but it boasts amazing reviews, so we were excited to try it out.

It’s worth pointing out that, though 30dB is very quiet, there are quieter fans (like the Duux above) and its 38 Watt motor is not the most powerful. With a swing function, you can enjoy the cool air from any angle and three-speed settings give an airflow to suit every situation. Sometimes reading first-hand experience is the best way to get a feel for how a product really performs in the home. Energy Efficiency: Those with shut-off timers got higher ratings because this feature allows you to save money on energy if you forget to turn it off.As the air flows through the slits in the tube, air behind the fan is drawn through the tube, while air surrounding the edges of the fan will also flow in the direction of the breeze. Although it's plastic, the black design looks quite modern and stylish, so we definitely recommend this for our bargain-hunters out there. Plus, it has a clever three-hour timer function to make sure you don't leave the fan on all night once you've cooled down and fallen asleep. Therefore, you might be able to get slightly more fan power, whilst still keeping a volume that you can comfortably sleep and work with.

Its revolutionary bladeless design is a fantastic safety element, making it perfect for homes with small children and pets. It comes in five models, designated for different sized rooms – 23m 2 for bedrooms, 13m 2 for offices and so on – but this living room model has the best balance of power, quietness and function. This fan is super economical to run, in fact, it's actually around 10% cheaper to run than a standard fan and thanks to its built-in timer it helps save energy. This fan boasts a unique air-duct design that helps to minimise noise, even when it’s not in sleep mode.

Turbo mode delivers a powerful stream of air for blazing hot days, normal mode is ideal for a cool and consistent breeze, whereas quiet mode is gentle and peaceful, making it great for bedtime. The neat tower design takes up little space and is super easy to move from room to room, it's ideal for the home or office. There are also handheld fans, handy in a sweltering tube train, but so low-powered that we don’t review them here. It also rated the fan better if it came with a convenient carrying handle to move from room to room and add-ons like an essential oil tray to scent your home. It can oscillate 90° and also tilt through 15°, making it possible to angle as required; however, it does need to be positioned on a raised surface because at 68 cm tall it is more of a desk fan than a free-standing model.