Schallen Chrome Silver Metal High Velocity Cold Air Circulator Adjustable Floor Fan with 3 Speed Settings (18")

Superb fan. Has three settings and I've not needed to go above the first one yet. Loads, loads better than the tower fan I got it to replace and it cost about the same. It makes a noise but you get used to it, I think because the fan blades rotate so quickly it sounds quite smooth. Anyway, wish I'd got it at the start of summer instead of half way through!

Great fan,realy powerful.Love the fact it’s floor level,cooler than pedestal fans.Great value for money.

Does its job, easy to pack away because of the size, low power and has a great value for money especially given how quiet it is.

One of the best fans i have ever bought. I jotted down the make & model to buy as summer gifts for my family and so i never forget the make as i absolutly LOVE this sturdy , strong blowing fan !!!

I usually do not like any sort of electronics within my bedroom nor do I have any micro devices to be allowed in my bedroom but this fan was made an exception due to the lack of sleep I get. I cannot sleep unless my bedroom is cold plus i get night sweats heavily regardless of it being summer or winter and whether trying to sleep or asleep. This is perfect for my bedroom! I keep this on almost 24 hours a day to keep my bedroom as cool as it can go. When I sleep I still suffer with sweats but this helps me dry quicker than without it so I'm extremely happy with ordering this fan. The noise of the fan when I first heard it was rather loud. But I've grown rather fond of the noise of the fan because it helps me to sleep faster plus it white noises my neighbours. So this fan has indeed hit 3 birds with 1 stone. Hey, it's not a common theme for someone' to say that now is it. I will have to purchase another one soon to put on the other side of my bedroom. ------------------------------------------------------ ****March 29th 2024 Update**** I have previously had 14" Schallen Chrome Silver fan from 26 June 2020 and it had lasted me for around 2 years, it does eventually stop working depending on the amount of dust that gets inside the fan and the rotatory pin. it is best you keep a can of DW40 within reach, so that when the fan slows down and/ or gets squeaky you can just simply oil the rotatory pin after taking the blades away then put it back on again. Like me i use this fan almost 24/7 because i have 2 dogs that overheat so this helps them stay calm without over drinking water. If not in use it is best to just cover the fan up with an antistatic bag to prevent dust build up. As i have now in possession from 22nd February 2024 the 18" its way better than the 14" more powerful on low setting which would probably be on medium for 14". Expecting my next order same seller, same brand and dimensions tomorrow. Very good for the price and powerful, circulates the room very well and gives me peace of mind for me, my own room and my dogs, their own room. 5/5 still.

Slowed down after crackling noises come from the motor. Support from this company is close to none, sending copy paste replies without reading the original complaint. These are cheap, throwaway hunks of metal that become useless after 40 minutes of running on high. I bought this to combat the UK heatwave, it was nice at first but promptly became useless within the hour. The airflow is great, but these are just cheap dropship/tiktok fans that won’t last longer than a day. I will definitely be going to Amazon support for a full refund.

Blasts huge amounts of air in the direction you point it, so exactly what I wanted. It seems well made and fits nicely beneath my desk to provide some relief when spreadsheets need herding on a hot day. I like it.

Its a large floor fan. Has 3 settings and is good enough to push the air around a single aspect apartment. Trust me, most of the summer even with the fan on it doesn't drop below 28 degrees, but at least the fan moves the air around. It didn't tax me on the electric either for a good constant use it worked out around £6 i believe for a month. Tip: When you point a fan at one of your windows the fan is blowing air out of the window, it’s creating negative pressure in your apartment. The air pressure inside drops slightly below the pressure outside causing a pressure imbalance, so air from outside gets drawn in through any available openings, like the other window. This process is called cross-ventilation, even though you’re forcing it artificially with a fan. It works best when the two windows are on opposite walls, but even on the same wall, the effect still happens. If you reversed the fan so it blows air in, you’d get the opposite, the apartment becomes slightly over pressured and air gets pushed out of the other window.