Dreo Smart Tower Fan WiFi Voice Control, Works with Alexa/Google, Cruiser Pro T1S Floor Standing Bladeless Oscillating Fan with Remote, 6 Speeds, 4 Modes, 12H Timer, for Indoor Bedroom Home Office

Great Fan!
Honestly I was quite surprised at how cooling this fan is! I have a pretty small room and it heats up quite badly throughout the summer (especially with my pc on) but this makes the heat more bearable. I recommend getting the wifi version since it comes with nice functionalities on your phone. I like setting it to turn off on specific times when I’m asleep since it gets colder at night, and being able to control the functions without needing the remote.Setting it up was super easy, and it’s pretty light. I got the white version and it’s pretty sleek and clean looking! Cord length isn’t too short but not long either. As for the sound, it’s not loud from levels 1-3 but could get quite loud at higher levels but nothing too jarring imo. I leave it on throughout the night and I never had problems with the sound at low levels.

Quiet and Moves Lots of Air
I spent hours reading the 1 and 2 Star reviews for more fans than I can count. Settled on this Brand and Model. The key is the SIX SPEEDS. The low end settings are super quiet effectively silent. Fan Speed 3 is very quiet and pushes air across the room enough to make seven foot tall vertical blinds dance. Fan Speed 4 is acceptable also for noise level. So far an excellent experience and impression. Be ready – The thing is big! But looks good.

Quiet, tall, small footprint, sleek design.
PROs: 1) I don’t watch TV, have any ongoing noise, yet I can barely hear this tower fan.My husband and I only use the 1st and 2nd settings in our front reading area, so I tested settings 3, 4, 5, and 6 in here for this review.At 4, it makes an even kind of “hush” sound, and at 5 and 6, I would consider it a uniform smooth white noise sound, no clunking of any kind.2) The oscillating feature produces a slow sweep of the area, beyond in either direction, so a 5-to-6-feet area on 1 or 2 setting is covered.If you crank it up to more than 3, and leave it on in only one direction, if you have a TV on, company over, you might have to turn the TV up some, and get closer to talk and listen to other people. Not because it’s unusually loud, but any fan is going to make more noise as the settings and therefore, air being pushed around goes up.3) The remote is user friendly. My 👀 are not what they used to be, but the symbols on the remote in daylight was easy to figure out, and in lower light, I know which button does what.4) The base is stable. We have an older, different but similar tower fan, and that fan’s base wobbles some when nudged or picked up and moved the least bit. I have to Swiffer and wise clean around that fan. I’m extra careful with that older, wonkier fan than I need to be with this Dreo.Having said what I have about the base and stability, we have both of our tower fans tucked just 10-inches or so from a wall, chair, bed, other furniture, so when our cat, Kizzie gets The Zoomies”, there is no danger she’ll careen off the fans like Tom chasing Jerry in a Warner Brothers cartoon.5) It was easy for my husband to put together. I know because I didn’t hear any loud, colorful language.6) Each setting is distinguishable from the next higher setting, which cannot be said about our older tower fan (different brand) whose settings 1, 2, and 3, after less than a month stopped pushing any more air around on 3 than on 1, with the 2nd setting suddenly moving air just a tad less than the 3rd setting.7) I’m not the type to rave about the appearance of utilitarian objects, but I am preparing to praise this Dreo.It looks great in the Amazon images, and even better up close standing tall between my black Honeywell air purifier (Another Amazon purchase, bought 4+ years ago) and my mahogany table where Kizzie eats her meals.8) My husband thought the Dreo tower fan was priced a bit high, especially with our other tower fan’s flaws, he hesitated but trusted my research. He doesn’t complain about it anymore as, for the two of us–and Kizzie when she comes to sleep on my husband’s hip–in direct line of the fan, this is a near perfect fan for us.For our needs, if I can put it in the budget soon, I’d like another for cooling down the kitchen.I have a circulation problem, need and use central air. I use the fans to back up the air conditioning because we’re in a building constructed circa 1948, top floor, so heat rises extra high here.It’s been, overall, a hit and muggy summer here in Ohio, and this Dreo is situated directly in line with the loveseat that I use as part desk, part reading/laptop seat.I’m comfortable, and relieved that the Dreo is working as well today as the first day we tried it out.It has surpassed my husband’s and my initial expectations.

Efficient
Very nice tower fan. Works great in assisting the Air Conditioning in a bi level. Run quite a bit during Spring through Fall. Easily installs in the corner of the closet during Winter.

It is really an amazing fan. It is so quiet you could hardly hear it at lower speeds. Its 4 modes of operation are well thought.One serious drawback is that it only come in 110 Volts AC. I had to buy a transformer to be able to use it.The seller SHOULD mention this fact in their description of the fan.

Works as expected