Ecolighters 29” Premium Tower Fan with LED Display, 3 Speed and 1-7.5 Hour Timer- Remote Control - Cooling Tower Fan - Portable, Oscillating

This fan is worth the price Air is lovely and cool pretty quiet aswel

Does this fan work? Yes. The three power modes are very effective.Is this fan quiet? No. In the lowest mode you can just about get away without adjusting the volume on the telly. You would have to place it far from the source of sound or just get used to it. The second and third speeds are quite loud, so it’s unlikely you will use them often.Does this fan have any value adders? Yes, it does. It has an ioniser for purer air and a aroma tray to add essential oils and such to. What’s nice about the fragrance is that it doesn’t overpower a room, but slightly scents the breeze.Flaws? Sleep mode isn’t continuous, it staggers between modes. The plus side is that the screen does switch off.Beware: You get what you’re paying for. It’s says premium fan for a reason. This is a large fan, with a very modern design. If you are looking for a little slimline fan, look somewhere else.As someone who is accustomed to a constant breeze, I love this fan. It’s not heavy, good quality, and a nice design. You are getting your moneys worth.

My mistakes this 50” tower fan was far too big and bulky for use for my home, as it dominated most rooms wherever I tried to locate it. I would say this fan is more suited to an open plan office. Anyway it was easy to assemble and the controls on the fan itself easy to use. The letdown for me was the remote control which only worked when you were pointing the remote directly in front of the fan and then it only worked intermittently when the fan was oscillating. The blue LED temperature display could not be dimmed or turned off during the night when the fan was powered off, so I ended up putting a dark towel over the fan to suppress the light. (Yes, thinking about it I could have also unplugged it!) Anyway, for such a large fan the breeze emitted by the fan appeared localised to only half the grill and not evenly distributed across the font of the fan. For me my gRecommendation... ...keep shopping.

Very nice looking. It was a good product but it was very noisy on full power. I only had the choice to return it via the Royal mail and it cost me £11.17. I thought that was excessive

The media could not be loaded.  Ok - pros and cons with this.Pros -> great size,> air comes out of nearly the whole column,> not too loud,> nice lookingCons -> the remote needs to be perfect line-of sight so you have to aim through a grill,> unless you put it in sleep mode the display is always flashing (see video)> sleep mode is just like "tree" mode. The fan keeps changing speed randomly. I absolutely hate this and wish I could put it on sleep mode (so the display turns off) and have it hold a steady speed!! What a terrible design!That being said, I just drape something over the top and leave it on 'normal' mode. I'd buy it again I guess, but I wouldn't say it's ideal.

It's a pretty big tower fan and subsequently even on the lowest setting it's pretty noisy, but it certainly moves the air in the room, so can't really fault it. It feels like it needs just one more lower speed setting.The only issue I have with this fan, besides the noise, is that the remote has a poor IR receiver on the unit, which means you have to point the remote meaningfully at the top of the fan for it actually work.

If you are looking for a fan to create a gentle breeze, then this fan is not for you. The three speed settings are gale, hurricane and storm. This has proved ideal during the recent heatwave but we may have to go back to our old fan for more gentle nights.

The remote control is not working even after putting a new Duracell AAA batteries in it beside that it’s a nice beautiful piece of fan.So how do I get the remote control working.