Dreo Tower Fan 42 Inch, Quiet Oscillating Bladeless Fan with Remote, 6 Speeds, 4 Modes, LED Display, 12H Timer, BlackGold Floor Standing Fan Powerful for Indoor Home Bedroom Office Room

I came off a Vornado fan, which recently did fine, but left a lot to be desired. It died after about 2 years of constant usage, and I needed a replacement since Illinois lives in the limbo between constantly cold and consistently humid. The fan that jumped out at me was this Dreo T1 with air circulation. I was expecting decent, but not AMAZING. I bought a factory refurbished version and it has pretty much replaced my AC unit. It does an awesome job of circulating air, and you wouldnt expect it to be as powerful as it is on full blast. I paid about 70 for it, but make no mistake, it is worth its original price point.

Great fan! Lots of power. Sleek look. Adjustable settings. Bought for little ones room and don’t have to worry about fingers getting caught. Only complaint is it is a little louder than I was expecting, but not horribly loud by any means. Great purchase!

This is my first encounter with a tower style fan and I really like it. It moves a good volume of air and is quiet. I mainly use it on the lowest setting just to move air and it works great. Of course, if you turn it up to a higher setting you can't help but have some noise by virtue of the air moving. The remote is fine, but not great for intuitive use without looking at it. Also it is worth noting that there are no controls on the unit itself, so the only way to operate it is through the remote.

I am very satisfied with the Dreo fan, it is very quiet, it isn't flimsy, I hardly recommend it!

It's everything advertised outside of the "quiet" part. If you put it at speed 3-6 it's as loud as a typical bladed fan and the noise ebbs and tides even if you don't have it oscillating so you get noisy, quieter, noisy, quieter which is actually pretty annoying. I am using this in my computer room to cool it, I could never use this in a bedroom due to the high-low, high-low noises it makes and I have no idea why they made it do that? Just stay at one constant speed and noise level w/o going up and down especially if you're going to put QUIET in your headline.