Dreo Fan for Bedroom, 120° Oscillating Standing Fan, DC Motor, Quiet Pedestal Fans, 9 Speeds, 4 modes, 20dB Low Noise, Floor Fan for Whole Room, 37-42'' Adjustable Height, 9H Timer

This fan is so nice, it works so well. It keeps me cool, even on hot days. I don’t have an AC! The remote control bit is nice too.Pros:-Cooling, even if it’s just somewhat during really bad heat. I had to actually turn it down last night because I got TOO cold!-10 beautiful speeds, going from a slight breeze to a tropical storm level winds 😂 (a bit of an exaggeration, but seriously that top speed BLOWS!)-Not very loud, even on high.-Steady stream of air, doesn’t go up or down on its own (I don’t know if you know what I’m talking about but you know how sometimes fans can kinda slow down or speed up?)-Small! Perfect for small spaces.-Wide oscillation! Not exaggerated when it says 180!-You can push the fan itself to go all the way facing up! So cool.-Easy to put together, even this clueless, not at all handy bish could do it!Cons:Not a lot honestly. I do wish it could go a bit taller but that’s my only qualm!Overall opinion:Would I buy it again? Absolutely!

I was looking for a while to purchase a stand up fan. I saw the reviews on this one and decided to try it. I must say that I am also extremely impressed at how well it works, how easy it is to set it up, and how quiet it is. I love all the speed options, and I also love that the display hibernates so the brightness doesn’t affect you if you use at night! Love the holder for the remote, that’s a brilliant idea. The fan does raise 4” max from out of the box, so you do get a little more height with it. It’s honestly the perfect fan for 60% less of the cost of the fan I was thinking of buying. This fan exceeds my expectations, especially as it’s durable with a solid base, and looks good. I did also get the 3 year extended warranty as they’ve always been a great add on to electrical products. Highly recommendedPrice at the time of purchase and review 84.99 (normally 99.99)

I live in an older home. My bedroom is the weakest spot for a/c, since it’s the farthest from the blower, so that room is never quite as cool as the rest of the house. Ceiling fan helps, but I find that a fan near the door to pull air in from the hall can make a big difference. I’ve used the expensive “tornado” (brand name w a V) fans in the past, and they’re fine, but they’re LOUD at even the lowest setting. It’s like being on an airport runway!This fan? This is magical! The height of the fan is great because it allows the breeze to blow at about bed height. I keep it on fan speed 3, which is almost completely silent. Even the higher speeds are very quiet. It easily draws air in from outside the room, bringing the temp down in the bedroom. The fan head tilts, so I can choose where to direct the fan. Oscillation is optional. There’s a timer feature, plus various fan speeds. The LED light does not stay on (no need for electrical tape to cover it up at night), but reappears when I tap the controls. Remote control easily stores on a clip on the fan, so it won’t get lost. Personally, I leave the fan oscillating at speed 3 all the time, day and night. I’ve not needed the timer or the remote, but I’m glad to have both. Assembly was very easy - just a minute or two at most.

This fan is an excellent fan! It was twice the price of a box fan I also tried, but I have to say it's twice the fan.Quiet! It's delightfully quiet, hardly even qualifying as white noise. The low speeds are just a gentle whisper, not obscuring anything else I might want to hear.I have it set across the room, about 8 feet from my workstation, so the remote control is pretty handy.However, it has an Automatic setting! It's smart enough to ease up from speed 1 to speed 2 and even 3 when the temps start climbing. And it decelerates automatically, as well. That is a great feature!I like the fact that I can shift the direction the fan faces very, very easily (even though it very securely stays how I set it - facing upward, downward, straight on, or turned toward the right or left. I have not wanted it to oscillate, so I'm ignoring that, for now.It's very well built, very sturdy, very solid. I'm not concerned that it's going to get knocked over.My husband assembled it very easily, in 5 little steps. He was impressed with its quality. And the back of that assembly card has a cheat-sheet for the controls, so I folded it and keep it handy in case I want a new setting.I really like the fan - all these features are nice, but I'm still jazzed about how quiet it is.The owner's manual is straightforward and clear.

It's not as quiet as implied or as some people say, but it's still pretty quiet on settings 1-4 and then gets louder on settings 5 and up. It also blows a lot of air even on setting 1, where I usually have it set. I'd prefer it be a lot gentler on setting 1, but instead I have to oscillate it so it isn't blowing on me constantly. This is OK during the summer, but I think it may be a problem come fall and spring. On the plus side, oscillation doesn't really add any noise.A couple other problems is that it doesn't remember the oscillation angle, so every time you turn it on it defaults to 120 degrees; however, it does remember the fan speed. So why can't it do both? Also, after the fan display turns off you have to press a remote button once to wake it up and a second time to make the change. Both of these are annoying, but not deal breakers.So other than nit picking, it does seem well made and sturdy, and is quieter than other fans I have owned. For the price, I hope it lasts many years, because I'll be running it 12-16 hours a day to give my HVAC a break.Update: it turns out it does remember the oscillation angle. Only the first 1/2 turn is at the full angle.