Bladeless Fan, 26" Bladeless Tower Fan with Remote, 8 Speeds, 90° Oscillation, 9 Hour Timer, Large LED Display with Auto Off, Easy to Clean, Standing Floor Fan for Bedroom, Home, Office

It's a good fan, I daily it. Some quirks:- It's quiet, but when you run it on the lower settings (less than 3), the whining of the turbine at the base is more apparent and I find it a bit grating to the ears. I run it at a constant 4-5 and it's feels very quiet. I attribute this to high pitch sounds are easier to perceive than low pitch sounds, even at the same dB.- I like "sleeping mode" where it doesn't beep to confirm input (change airflow, direction, etc) and also turns off the display. You can't do this from the interface on the fan, only the remote. Wish it wasn't just the remote.- On start up, sometimes it takes 2-5 seconds to start blowing air. Why? I'm guessing low torque high RPM. Not a big deal, thought it was fascinating. If anything it's worth it for the relatively quieter operation.- Seems to be a good contender in the bladeless fan category for the combination of price/performance/aesthetics.Get it for your pets, babies, aesthetic mind.

I have been using this Senmeo fan in my bedroom for a couple of weeks now, starting late in the day when the room gets uncomfortably warm from the afternoon sun (I don’t have A/C). I absolutely love it. I used to always use one of those small round bladed fans beginning this time of year, but it was a pain keeping it dust free, and I always worried about my little dogs getting too close to it. No more. No more dust except the usual surface stuff that is easily wiped away with a single swipe. This model isn’t real tall but with the wide oscillation and the 8 speeds (so far I’m only using #5 but it’s early) it provides plenty of comfort for me. It’s easy to operate both on the unit or with the remote.Now there are a few little quirks that I could have removed a star for, but honestly I love this fan too much to ding it. First of all, while the unit it shipped ready to go, there is a plastic disc that it sits on, and for some reason (maybe it’s me) it doesn’t seem to “click” in firmly, so I had to fiddle with it a bit to get it to stand properly on it. Then if you move it, you have to fiddle with it again. That’s a little annoying. Second, while the remote comes with the battery, pay careful attention to the instructions on how to install it. Again, maybe it was just me, but it took me three tries before I read exactly how to do it, then it was easy. Finally, while I love that it has a memory of the last speed and oscillation, you have to reset the timer each time. This is really the only thing that is ongoing and it’s not a big deal to me because I don’t always set it for the same time.So for a fraction of the price of that big name, I can definitely recommend this bladeless fan.

I am reviewing: Bladeless Fan, 26" Bladeless Tower Fan with Remote, 8 Speeds, 90° Oscillation, 9H Timer, Large LED Display with Auto Off, Easy to Clean, Standing Floor Fan for Bedroom, Home, OfficeHonestly, I was so excited to get this fan, but when it arrived, I was a little disappointed that the plastic seems a little cheap. For more than a hundred, I expected a little more solid construction. The base is rigid and thin. While putting it on, the parts it attaches to felt like they were going to fall apart. Floor fans are so inexpensive, I just expected more from this price point.With that being said, while it is just sitting there doing its job, it's nice. I like the oscillating function. I haven't decided where I'm going to leave it, but I'm trying out different spots. There must be about 6 or more inches of space 360° around the fan. The two levels are good, no more levels needed. I do not like that the timer is only up to 9 hours. I would like it to go on at 8am and go off at 10pm, or any other time I want. A countdown timer from 9 is not adequate, and is very limiting.

I hate the dust that blade fans collect so I thought I would try out this bladeless fan to cut down on cleaning and hope it put out as much air as my trusty blade fan. This fan can put out a decent amount of air, which surprised me when seeing how small the holes are (compared to an open blade fan) where the air comes out. The higher the fan speed, the louder it gets, though. It has an oscillating feature, which works as expected, and I like the digital display & remote control. When I use the remote I can see exactly what fan speed I'm at, use the timer, etc, and then the light on the display goes off so you don't have the bright display on all the time - which is a must if this is in a bedroom at night. It's not a huge obtrusive fan, but it's big enough that it can move air in a large room. The fan sits on a "stand", which is just a circular disc but it doesn't really click into it. It's fine while using the fan, but if you move it, then you'll have to pick up the disc and move it, as well. Not a deal breaker, just odd.

I love this fan. I've never owned a bladeless fan before, but I'll be switching all of our floor and desk fans out! This fan is so quiet that I often forget it's on. I've rarely had to turn it on full power; a level 2-3 usually works just fine and is strong enough. I'm really happy we have this fan and plan or order another.

If you’re expecting the same power as a box fan, don’t. I have this on my dresser 3 ft from my bed and the power is turned up to 5 and it’s a nice gentle breeze. The timer works great though. Can set it for certain amount oh hours if you want it to shut off automatically

This is an amazing fan, it moves a lot of air even without moving blades. At the lower speeds it is almost silent, of course when I crank it up too high you can hear that it is running. One of my favorite features is that the control panel illuminates when I change any setting so I can confirm my selection but more importantly is that the lights turn off after a few seconds so o don’t have a bright light on while I’m sleeping. On my last fan I had to put blackout tape over the control panel. This is an excellent fan.