16" Standing Fan - 3 Speed Settings - Oscillating

Perfect fan easy to assemble

Straight-forward instructions and easy to assemble. The fan is sturdy, well-made and quiet- I use it year-round while I'm riding a stationary bike and it's a life-saver. Verdict- Great item at a keen price, an easy 5* recommendation.

Does the job, (not quite as powerful as my other fan of similar type, but which was a lot more expensive). Bit of a pain to build mainly because of the base screws, but to be very fair, at this price point it is very good indeed and nothing that couldnt be solved with a bit of blue tack to hold the screw to the screwdriver and a little patience. The instructions to put it together are actually very good. Arrived on time as promised. The plug was marked with dark streaks which initially looked like scorch marks, but turned out not to be when wiped! I've used it through the warm spell and its quiet enough to have in the bedroom. I would buy again.

Brilliant fan. The feet are a bit flimsy but you can't complain for the price 👌🏻

So it must be a mixed stock because the first one I got was fine. And I bought a 2nd one for the bedroom, but the design and packaging was visibly different... Anyway, when assembling it, it felt cheap and nasty.... Tried not to think too much about that, just got on with building it... Then when I switched it on, there was not much airflow!!! But it was spinning just as fast as the first one... So I looked a little closer, and noticed that the blades on the newer one were flatter than the first one.. That's to say, the pitch of the impeller is "shallow". So it's not scooping up as much air as the first fan's impellers.... If you're not sure what I mean... When you're driving in the car, imagine pulling your arm out the window, with the palm of your hand facing down to the road. There won't be much movement because your fingers are flat with the direction of the wind. But, if you rotate your wrists, you are changing the "pitch" of your hand, and now your palm is beginning to face the wind that is rushing towards you. You'll feel your hand start to lift, because as you increase the pitch of your palm, you are "scooping" up more air. A fan's blades (it's impellers) work the same way, but in reverse.... Where as in the car, the wind is moving your hand, with the fan, "it's hands" is moving the air..... And so the "pitch" of the 2nd fans impellers, are too shallow, and therefore not moving much air, regardless of how fast the impeller is spinning

Great value for money, easy to put together, or noisy and does a really good job

Read the reviews and knew what I was getting. A great fan like this costs upwards of 80 quid. So for just under 18 quid I knew this was not going to be great. I was not disappointed. It is flimsier than a Germans bathing suit and I doubt very much it will last more than one summer but for the price, compared to branded competitors, I thought I'd give it a go. So far I don't really have any major issues with this fan. Yes, its quite noisy, yes the build quality is not great, yes the flex is very short, yes it looks and feels like if my two year old boy leans on it then it will collapse. However, so far, 6 weeks in, it moves air around my garden shed/exercise bike room and makes it bearable in the hot weather. Maybe I will update this review later in the summer, but maybe this item will no longer be for sale by then and have been replaced by another equally dubious model.

For the money great quality works great