16" Adjustable Oscillating Pedestal Fan with Remote for Bedroom | Quiet 50dB Black Standing Fan with 90° Oscillation and 24° Tilt, 3-Speed, 1765 CFM, 7-Hr Timer for Living Room and Office

Wow, I'm shocked that this is as robust as it is for the price, and so far (it's been about a month), I have only one minor complaint. PROS: + Fan is CRAZY strong. Super impressed. One second it's all muggy and the air feels like a nest of boa constrictors languishing on your tan tropical shoulders - next minute? - SCHWAMMMPAMPAMPAMWAHHH! Pakaa, the Hawaiian god of the window, is screaming silently into the room (like the scene in the Mummy where the sandstorm rises to devour the plane) and all the boas have been blown a block away. + Construction quality is A+. I don't say this lightly. Almost the entire fan is made out of solid, seemingly quality metal parts. + Remote is an unexpectedly useful feature for someone who is physically disabled and works reliably from 6' away, as long as it's exactly pointed at the receiver, on the same horizontal plane. CONS: - The one part that noticeably *isn't* metal, for some strange reason, is the threading of some key components. So when I was attempting to set up the stacked rotary components, I nearly stripped part of the threading and couldn't take the part off later when breaking it down later. This ended up being a minor thing - after all, you don't need to disassemble it often, if ever. But it could have been broken very easily at this juncture. Note: Make sure you have a screwdriver (ideally not a drill) to securely attach the rotary head to the stand. Everything else is pretty self-assembling, but for the head to stay attached to the stand and not separate when you pick it up, you will need a screwdriver. We didn't have a screwdriver so did a Hail Mary and used a drill as gently as possible. This was risky with the plastic threading but it got the job done. Immediately bought a second one, based on the quality of the first and the inevitability of climate change.

Kick ass fan!!! Blows great and makes some noise that’s comforting!! Loveeeeee it!!!!

If I could give this fan 10 stars, I would. The output is amazing on LOW, so it's really good when on medium or high. It does make noise, but that's 75% of the reason we buy a fan. Or maybe 95%. But the noise is a good brown noise range, and not annoying or hard to sleep with. The remote works well, and it's a good solid fan with only off and on and three speeds and a timer. I haaaaaaate having all the ridiculous options on a fan like breeze or trees or whatever. We just want a fan that has good output and makes good background noise to sleep to, and this one is PERFECT. Easy to assemble, and it's going to be easy to take the cage apart to clean the blades when necessary. 10/10 - highly recommend!

It's ok. It's cheap. Cheap fan. cheap price. You can tell they cut corners everywhere they could so I assume the "guts" are cheap too. Came in a tiny beat up box but everything inside was ok. Really surprised they could get all that stuff in that box. Some assembly required. Putting it together was easy, just needed a phillips screw driver. Little thing like the clamps that hold on the fan guard are stiff to move and cheap. The cord has about a foot left on it after it hangs down and hits the floor. No batteries for the remote ( You'll need 2 AAA). The Fan nut that holds on the fan blade has plastic threads (go easy). Took a quick look and there are no parts available for sale. Although I guess you can buy the remote from another vendor at over half or what the whole fan costs new. There's a fuse in the plug, didn't check if there's a spare in there. My money is on there isn't. I'm use to a knob on the side to set the angle of the fan. This just has a screw, hang onto that screw driver. I've read you can just "click it" to set the angle but it feels kinda cheap to be pushing on lol. This thing DOES blow air. That's the point right? Even on low it's a little hurricane. Not very quiet. Are fans ever quiet? The black color actually does look cool, but that black blade will really show the dirt/dust, so I'll be cleaning that a lot and hoping the plastic threads on the blade retaining nut hold up. Remote works fine. It is what it is. Hope it lasts a year. Over all it's fine. I doubt it will last a very long time. Remote is cool, it blows a ton of air, I'm good with it for the price. I'd happily pay more for a better quality product. Wife had it here before I even knew we were getting one ;) Made in China Added 10-4-25: Had this thing like a year and a half now and it's still working fine. We pretty much run it year round. The plastic nut with it's plastic threads did eventually strip taking the fan blade off to wash it. It has reverse threads so if you forget and try and turn it like you would a regular nut it's very easy to strip. I did find replacement fan nuts on the internet somewhere. We don't use the oscillating feature so I don't know about how that holds up.

We use this fan every day. I use it when I’m at my desk, and then, we use it at night for sleep. Moves air pretty good and has a nice sound. Controls are easy to use and the remote is nice to have. Well worth the price and has been running great for over a year.

Feels like a quality fan, very heavy and sturdy. Has a low motor noise that is great to sleep with. I've had other fans that have a high pitch whine or a rattle type noise and this one doesn't.

Needed a new pedestal fan and saw this one on sale? Is that a REMOTE I see?? For same price as cheapy Lasko fans?? SOLD! Assembly was simple, I’m sorry but anyone having difficulty putting this together (I’m looking at you one star review with video) should really just focus on converting oxygen into carbon dioxide and nothing more. Remote is great, and you’ll need it because you’re gonna wanna park this little oscillating a** kicker a fair distance away as it blows harder than your uncle after a few drinks going on about politics. Low setting is defiantly higher than most, and high approaches gale force gusts. Fine by me, but I can see how it may be too much for some people. Coinciding with that, the noise is also slightly elevated but not by much. I like fan noise, but if you’re looking for silent in low, this isn’t for you. Timer is nice also, but this baby runs 24/7 so Ill probably never use it. All in all great fan though, let the good times blow!

I'm giving three stars: If based on air flow alone, it would be five. Five for materials. One for the noise issue on 2/3 settings. Three for instructions and ease of assembly. One for price. That's an average of three stars. I'm from the south where central hvac and ceiling fans come standard. Then I moved to the PNW where the climate historically didn't require those things, and so they're rare unless you have a new build rental, and they come at a premium. Sadly, climate change made 90°+ weather spells much more common here, and I'm struggling to keep up with my portable ac unit and collection of various types of fan. I bought this fan in desperation during one such multi-day run of near 100° weather. My pedestal fan I already had wouldn't bother a mosquito it's so weak even on high, and floor fans don't do anything for me while I'm tossing and turning in bed. I read the reviews that this one moves air with force, and that it's loud. I arrogantly assumed that people were just complaining. I'm a big white noise lover. In fact I need it due to tinnitus, so my many fans and ac unit don't bother me. I also wear sleep headphones playing rain sounds to try and drown out street noise. Welp, I should have listened to the reviews because this thing is noisy, and not in a pleasant white noise way. It's a groaning sound that I can hear over everything else, including the sleep headphones, and it kept me awake. It's the same frequency as a lawn mower, but at the decibels of a fan. Not crazy loud, but the frequency cuts through everything and is grating. It's much more tolerable on the low setting, which is still a stronger air flow than my other pedestal fan on its highest setting. The medium and high settings on this are magnificent for air flow, but the noise is just intolerable for anyone sensitive to mechanical groaning/buzzing or having sensory issues in general. Not sure yet if I'm going to keep it, tbh. I bought it specifically for sleep, and $70 is a lot to pay for something that doesn't fulfill what I bought it for, even if it makes for a super daytime fan. If it was maybe $30-40, which is what it would likely have cost a couple years ago before everything became outrageously overpriced junk, maybe it would be fine to keep for the living room and look for something quieter for the bedroom. As for materials and construction, the base is quite heavy and the grill is made of actual metal instead of plastic, which I like. It feels quite solid overall, and will be easy to open up to clean periodically. The assembly was mostly easy, but the instructions suck. If you get stuck where I did: You have to use pliers or something to grip the rod that sticks out of the motor, and turn the knob the direction indicated on it in writing, to remove the knob before you can add the back grill. Lefty loosy/righty tighty doesn't apply to these parts, which are the opposite. Also it doesn't come with tools other than the Allen wrench for the base. You'll need a Phillips head screwdriver for the body, and pliers for the rod as described above. I haven't tested the remote so can't speak to that. Only had one night so can't speak to reliability.

No es tan silencioso como su hermano de 12 velocidades, pero tampoco es tan ruidoso como las versiones enclenques de los centros comerciales que tienen aspas demasiado delgadas, no necesita herramientas, es facil de armar y el peso de su base lo hace firme y estable pero complicado de cargar para un niño o una abuelita. Lo que pudiera incomodar o llegar a ser molesto, si quisieras ser discreto o silencioso, es el "beep" que hace cada vez que presionas un boton y no se si se pueda desactivar.

This fan is a lifesaver! I do not have AC in my house and the summer heat has nearly killed me int he past. Distributes air very well and I often only need to use the lowest setting to receive powerful relief. Remote has good range. Very easy to set up too. Only downside is that the beeping noise when changing settings (or turning ON/OFF) is obnoxiously loud.

I get all the breeze I need on the low setting. Very powerful fan. I love having a remote to control it. It is kinda loud though.

Je suis de celles qui dorment avec un ventilateur 365 jours par année, peu importe la température... Quand mon ancien a rendu l'âme j'étais bien désamparée face aux didférents produits offerts et aux commentaires qui parfois se contredisent. Pour le bruit, c'est moins fort que mon ancien. C'est constant, pas de cliquetis ou autres variations, ce qui, en ce qui me concerne, favorise mon sommeil. La puissance est vraiment bonne, je dois dormir avec un bandeau dans les cheveux pour ne pas me faire chatouiller quand ceux-ci pognent dans le vent!!! La manette était un extra non essentiel, mais je ne m'en passerais plus! Le pied en rond évite de se cogner les orteils et est très stable. Bref, je suis charmée et je fais de beaux dodos!

Este es un ventilador que en su nivel más bajo y silencioso resulta suficiente a 3 y 4 metros de distancia. El control remoto funciona a 6 o más metros de distancia (en otros equipos de torre más caros -que al año ya no funcionan- el remoto no llega no a tres metros). Hoy es el primer día de uso así que puedo decir que es una excelente compra plr el precio, sin poder comentar aún de su durabilidad.