Vornado 133 Small Room Air Circulator Fan, 2 Speeds, Adjustable Head, Table Fan for Desk, Nightstand, Black

This fan is so perfect for a bedside table. And naturally get hot while I sleep and love to have air close by. It’s also perfect white noise to guarantee a healthy night of sleep.

This a great small fan! It is very quiet, but still moves a lot of air. It was smaller than I expected, but it did the job needed.

I had the Honeywell fan on my nightstand, but it was too bulky and really didn't put off much air. I had purchased the Vornado flippi for my desk, and for how small it is, it works well. Due to night sweats I needed a more powerful fan than the Honeywell, but one that takes up less space. I gotta say the Vornado 133 does the trick. It had high and low settings, I think some people would say high is too noisy, however if you like the hum of a box fan it's perfect. It puts out plenty of air and you can actually feel the breeze. Hoping this one lasts a long time. I felt it was a little pricey at 35 though.

This is the perfect little bedside fan. Nice white noise without any rattling, great size at a good price. I am very happy with my purchase and would buy again.

I love the Vornado brand and have bought their fans for several years. I like them because their fans move air through a room much more efficiently than standard fans. I have them running in different rooms around the house to move the air and help control the temperatures in the house, which saves on my heating and electric bills.The fans used to be whisper-quiet on low, which I loved. There was something kinda cool about walking into a quiet room and striding across the breeze these fans created. I also like being able to use these fans on medium setting as white noise filters. The noise level, however, seems to have changed.I recently had to buy some new ones as the old ones wore out. To be expected since I run them 24/365. The new ones, however, have a higher decibel. For instance, this small fan's low is comparable to what used to be the medium setting in Vornado fans. While it's nice that it moves that much more air, I got it for a very small room, so the sounds reverberates off the walls. I have to turn it off sometimes when I need to focus.I know Vornado has some smaller ones that are probably sufficient for the size of my small room, but one of the other things I've always loved about this style of Vornado fan is the ease of cleaning. Just turn it off, take off the front fan grill, clean it with a brush in the sink, wipe down the fan blades and back grill with a damp cloth. Or, for quicker cleaning, use the brush attachment on a vacume cleaner. The other small fans in Vornado's current inventory didn't allow sufficient access to the fan blades or air intake around the motor for proper cleaning.I'm keeping this one because I can transfer it to the guest room when I find a replacement for the space it's currently in. I'm hoping Vornado goes back to producing the whisper-quiet fans though.

Works great!

We live in the desert. It gets hot. FREAKING hot....and on top of that I get seasonal allergies so even when the weather is cool, well cool-ish, I have the windows closed so I can breathe...we run the AC as much as we like cause the house gets stifling even in "Spring". Seriously I measured the temperature, the "Spring" temperature on the kitchen window sill aka the hot side of the house, the other day and it was 103...aggghhh...where was I? Sweaty and stifled and hot...So I like to have a fan going, moving the air, so that in between AC blasts the air just feels better...not still and stagnant...It's shocking how a little bit of moving air can make the house feel much more comfortable, cause if it's not moving I'm inching the AC down another degree.Our old fan was just that, olllllllld. Not classy antique old either, but cheap, half broken, dust clogged (despite repeated cleanings) noisy and annoying.I think I can safely say I used that thing to death. the fan blade broke, the swivel head thingy that used to swivel the fan broke and while it still technically runs it makes a distracting noise...look, it was time for a new fan. ThisWe enjoy the moving air but not the noise of a fan. Also we don't love a strong, whip the papers off a desk and what not fan, that's as annoying as the noise.I read the positive reviews of the Vornado brand fans from SweetHome and decided on this little guy for a new fan.It really is little, adorable as fans go ;)I read the measurements before purchasing so I knew how small it is but can I just say that side by side next to our old Frankenstein-esque monstrosity of a nosiy half dead fan we bought over 14 years ago...this thing is freaking miniscule. I love that, added bonus more floor space!It's meant for small rooms but I am using it more for a personal space air flow cooling kind of thing. Meaning I am hogging the fan by pointing it towards my desk so I have a lovely, soft, cool air movement around me all the time now.On the low setting the fan is very quiet. It makes a soft fan sound of course but that sort of white noise I find soothing actually.It's so small and light I am probably going to cart it around from room to room for a while, though I think in the future we may get a larger one and use that for the main living space and leave the little one in the bedroom or something...I think...This is a first impressions review, I'll update on the long lasting quality and ease of cleaning etc when it comes around to it.For now, easy breezy beautiful little fan!Oh and before I forget I read some reviews where people were complaining it's not strong etc. I think they missed the point of this style of fan, it's not your old school, hurricane force wind fan that knocks everything about the room. It's an air moving fan, just moves the air, soft and steady and makes the room feel fresher and taking very little space to do so.

Time will tell if this fan was a good value, but so far so good. It pushes a lot of air for a little fan. It's quiet on low, not so much on high. Like with all fans these days, I wish I would be able to clean the blades once a year or so. It would likely greatly increase the life expectancy of the fan as well, which is probably why none of them will let you do it.