DreoTower Fan for Bedroom, 90° Oscillating Standing Fans for Room with 4 Speeds, 3 Modes, 28dB Quiet for Sleep, 25ft/s Velocity, 8H Timer, Remote, Living Room, Office, Home, Black, TF117

It has a timer setting and I love that part. The timer goes up to 8hrs which is pretty cool. It gets the air flow to a good distance for our living room. I actually want to get another one for the bedroom. There’s an airflow level too 1-4 works good. The durability of it is great too. And easy to put together. It doesn’t make loud noises after you make your setting choices either. It only makes the button noises when you press it (obviously). And it has a remote.

This is a quiet slim tower fan that works very well. We have it in the bedroom and it’s nice to be able to turn it down from bed with the remote control. Given the fact that it wasn’t outrageously expensive I was worried it wasn’t going to work well, but I think it’s great!

Awesome fan for a great price

While I have always been cold-blooded in nature (cold fingers, cold feet, etc) I come from a family of hot sleepers - at least 4 generations. The kids are the worst. It is my own fault, really. I wasn't hugged enough as a child, so as an aunt, I have spoiled and smothered the children with physical affection. It was cute when they were little and their cuddles were sweet and warm. But now they have grown an additional 48 elbows each (it happens around age 4), most have quadrupled in size, and are approaching/still suffering through puberty. I have changed too; Now that I am older, I have become warm-blooded and take medication that makes me sweaty. What I am trying to say is... I love them. I love them so much. I will never push them away or discourage them from hugs, cuddles, and handholding. But changes needed to be made because things were getting uncomfortable for all of us.We've made some changes: better deodorant, turning down the thermostat, thinner loungewear, fewer blankets, and throw pillows (to provide additional cushioning for the 50 elbows). Good air circulation has become a must. We've added fans to general living spaces, and the bedrooms. I have gone through several different options. I've always used pedestal fans because they were readily available and well-priced. In the past few years, I have set up wall-mounted fans in my small apartment because they do not take up floor space. However, I'm not thrilled with them because they tend to be pricey and loud. Tower fans, fortunately, have become smaller, more powerful, and very reasonable in price.I really like this tower fan for a few reasons:- Like all tower fans, it is just safer to have around the small children and the cats who tend to meddle with things.-Set up was easy, and it is fairly sturdy.- It is very quiet. VERY QUIET. I admit, I might be a little out of touch with this one because I have been using high-velocity fans, wall fans, box fans, and pedestal fans most of my life. I haven't invested in a good tower fan in years. While those options create a "white noise" that is fine for sleeping, it can make watching television or listening to music less enjoyable because of the volume. I also don't want to be that neighbor who has their windows open and their TV blaring at night.-The fan has multiple settings you can control on the unit itself or by remote (more on that later). When you turn the fan off, it will retain the settings you last used when you turn it on again.-The remote is simple. More importantly, the remote is a decent size and the buttons are a decent size and easy to see.This tower has made my room considerably more comfortable. I would definitely order another.

I lived in the desert for over 3 decades, so I am very familiar with all of the different oscillating fans offered out there. I am also a fan of the tower fans, since I usually don't have an extra 2-3 ft for the big ones. Having cats, a tower fan is a lot safer since they aren't tempted to try and catch visible blades.It only took a about a minute to put together - it literally took longer for me to find an empty outlet to plug it in. This particular tower fan has some unique features that I really like!1) The quiet settings are seriously quiet! I can't tell you how many "quiet" fans I have purchased that still sound like a jet plane is taking off in your room! Of the numbered 1 through 4 settings, only number 4 not on (Normal Mode) is loud enough to disturb a normal sleeper.2) when you shut it off, then later turn on, it goes back to it's last setting. This is GREAT for use in the bedroom where you don't want to have to wake up enough to navigate the remote to press a bunch of buttons in the right order to get it to the setting that work best. A backlit remote would even be better, but that is just nitpicking on my part.3) The mode with the LEAF icon (Natural Mode), which I thought was an eco setting is actually one that mimic's a normal breeze, so it does a light breeze, then occasionally kicks up to a higher speed for a few seconds, which I discovered is pretty nice feature! it's perfect for when one setting is a bit too much, and the lower setting is not quite enough.

This is a very elegant and well designed tower fan with a number of useful features. It took only a couple of minutes to put together. The fan is the perfect size to set up on a night stand and provide plenty of breeze. You can switch between the features using either the accompanying remote or from the panel below the display. Some of the features are as follows:- there are 4 discrete speeds.- there are 3 different modes - normal, natural, and sleep. In natural mode, the airflow increases and decreases to simulate real world conditions. In sleep mode, the fan speed levels down every 30 minutes until it reaches Level 1.- you can set a timer from 1 to 8 hours to toggle turning it on or off.- you can mute the button sounds.- you can control the oscillation of the fan.I found some of the features very unique and useful!In spite of all these features, I feel that the listed price of $65 is a little on the high side.

Box that it was delivered in was cut/torn/ripped open. Then the inside box holding the fan was also busted. It works now and I hope that it continues to work properly