Small Desk Fan, 12" Quiet Oscillating Table Fan with 3 Speeds, Portable Room Air Circulator Fan, Bedside Cooling Fan for Bedroom Office Desktop Tabletop

The fan seems to be working as designed, except it increases and decreases in intensity when it is on. Kind of like something would if there was a surge in power, except I live somewhere that this is not an issue. Otherwise, as mentioned in the main heading, I really don't think the oscillation is quite 90 degrees. Overall though, I like it and I am not sure why others have thought it was too noisy. It is a fan, it is supposed to make some noise. There is nothing unusual in the sounds. I personally like it at night, since I am a bit addicted to white noise as a super light sleeper. I would buy it again.

I love the small compact fan I put it in any room I need it and it goes straight to the ceiling or it can move back-and-forth to cool the area of the room that you’re in. I would definitely buy another one of this if I need it.

Runs with no fan noise. Small. Compact pleased.

The media could not be loaded.  I have literally had this fan less than 30 minutes and it already has stopped working. Turned on for about 23 minutes and now nothing. Tried multiple outlets around the house to test before doing video review. Just do not buy this and get a Dreo brand fan instead. Much more powerful

This review is for the item "Auertech Air Circulator Fan, Portable Table Fan with 90° Auto-oscillation, 6 Tilting Head Settings, 3 Speeds 9.5FT Power Cord, Quiet Oscillating Desk Fan". If you see this review on a different item, then there are either multiple item options, or the listed item was changed.There are two major things I care about when I am looking for a fan: price and air movement.I can confirm that this fan can indeed be felt 20 feet away, as advertised. Having a long cord also makes it easier to position the fan where you need it. If you need to cool down quickly, this fan will absolutely do the job when placed directly in front of you. To corroborate other reviews, this definitely helps in a situation where your AC is not working, like ours right now. It won't fix your AC issue, but it will definitely make things a little more bearable.It is more powerful than a lot of fans in this size range, and not outrageously priced. Can you find cheaper fans? Of course you can. Will those cheaper fans move as much air? Probably not, at least in my experience in using desk fans. This fan does about as well as the two tower fans we own as far as distance and power, and takes up far less room.Noise-wise, it is fairly quiet in comparison to some I have seen and owned, while making enough noise to help someone like me (who can't sleep when it is too quiet) sleep well. I saw at least one review stating the fan would not adjust vertically, however that has not been my experience. It takes a little bit of force to move it, but move it does, with a loud click as it hits each new position. You won't be able to make fine adjustments, but it does have several positions between horizontal and vertical.

Nice medium sized fan. The whole fan turns from the base, not just the head. Has multiple setting. Works well, sturdy

The media could not be loaded.  We needed a new oscillating fan to acclimate our pepper seedlings as they grow. They have been badly neglected these past two weeks as we have been busy with massive landscaping. This Auertech Air Circulator Fan does the job. We like the long, 10' cord. It's unusual that the cord as well as the base of the fan moves as it rotates. We currently use the lowest of the 3 speeds. However, the oscillation doesn't appear to be 90 degrees, as listed on the Product Page (see my video). When I went to shut it off, I looked for a switch but then realized I had to rotate the knob to zero. I would appreciate a separate on-off switch because shutting it off was a little difficult as the base moved. Unfortunately, we can't adjust the angle of the fan as the peppers grow, but it is listed as a desk fan. We can just sit it on top of a step stool, bucket, etc. A big plus is that it's really quiet, and you hardly hear it running on the lowest speed.Update 1 week later:Our pepper seedlings are looking better, and we now set this fan on high. It's definitely a lot louder, of course. We also turn it off by gently pulling the cord's plug out of the wall outlet, which is easier than chasing a rotating base's knob to turn back to zero (off).

This fan works good. Only issue is you can't adjust it vertically, hence why I say it is good for tabletops. It has 6 settings. Of those setting sis split between stationary and oscillation (moving left and right). Speeds are low mid high.The interesting part is that it rotates the whole base. I'm not sure if I like that since I can't tell if it is at its furthast right or left point in the rotation.. I'm okay with that. The part I don't like is the inability aim the fan upwards if I place it on the floor. I really debated giving it 3 or 4 stars for this but since this fan was advertised as a table fan I didn't drop it down.