16" Standing Fan - 3 Speed Settings - Oscillating

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Although the maximum noise level is stated as 60dB, we thought it seemed a lot quieter, thanks to the brushless DC motor, and it’s cheap to run, too. The timer can be awkward to use and it uses more power than some rivals, but if you’re after an unobtrusive but effective desktop fan, this one takes some beating.

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You’ll probably have guessed that one is its smart features, and while these are limited to using the app as a remote control and being able to schedule when the fan turns on and off, it’s still pretty cool to be able to control your fan using Alexa or Google voice commands. Fans with a DC (direct current) motor will also be quieter than ones with an AC (alternating current) motor and use less electricity, too. However, what we like most about this tower fan is that it offers an efficient and economical way to cool a larger area. Safe, efficient and quiet, these clever devices deliver year-round temperature regulation, heating up your winters and cooling down your summers.

We make every effort to use images as representative as possible of the product's appearance, but sometimes factors outside of our control, such as your device's screen, may alter how an image displays. The ionisation feature is designed to discharge negative ions that attach to positive ions to freshen-up your environment. Not only is this strangely compelling to watch, but it’s staggeringly effective, transforming even the stuffiest room in our house in a matter of minutes. Fans aren’t generally that expensive to run – even the most powerful models we’ve tested use around 40W when running at maximum speed. A small desktop model is ideal if you want a breeze while working, but a larger tower fan would be better if you need to cool the kitchen or a bedroom shared by two people.Luckily, it’s a sleek dream machine all round, too, with a super-effective heater and excellent air purifier, which ramped up whenever it detected pollutants in our home. And don’t assume that our electric fan collection is exclusively concerned with cooling, you’ll also find plenty of models that can heat a room, which is why it’s more accurately described as the heating and cooling department.