Dreo ルームタワーファン アップグレード版 9速 静音フロアファン 90°首振ファン 屋内用 26フィート/秒速 12タイマー

Great fan! It's practically silent at levels below 5, and even at higher levels, it's quiet. Good air circulation. Primarily use this at night in our bedroom. Nice looking too.

Excelente producto, calidad, estético, silencioso, de muy buena calidad.

Perfect better than expected

Tower fan sizes are misleading as they are measured by their height not the size of the fan inside. The Cruiser Pro T2 (2nd generation, DR-HTF009) has an 18 inch fan sitting 16.5 inches off the floor in its 42.5 inch tower. I'm sure other brands and models do the same thing but I believe in honesty and facts. It is the first fan I've ever owned that beeps. It beeps every time you plug it in to power, even if you have muted it with the controls. Don't plan to move it into a bedroom where someone is sleeping or control it with a smart plug. If you have a power outage while you're sleeping, you'll know when the power comes back on because this will alert you. I guess someone could consider this a feature but I don't. If I designed a fan that had to have a beeper, I would have it muted by default and probably a physical on/off switch. Thankfully it does remember the mute and other settings between uses, except for the beep when it gets plugged in. The white LED display is nicely large but with small mode indicators. It's quite bright in my opinion but turns off after 1 minute. That delay can be cut down to 5 seconds by enabling sleep mode which also lowers the speed one level after 30 minutes and another level after 30 more minutes (it cannot go lower than speed 1). The fan noise is relatively quiet on the lowest setting and only gets to reasonable levels at the higher speeds. The 9 speeds are nice and so is the on/off timer (limited to 1-12 hours in hour increments). The remote buttons are hard to read in dim light as they are light gray buttons with white symbols. If the display has gone blank, you have to press a button twice, one (any) button to wake the display and then the desired action button. The remote buttons have an audible and physical click so the multiple clicks could wake a light sleeper. I purchased the non-smart fan on sale, thankfully, and believe it is really only worth about a Grant bill. Too bad the sales never go that low.

This fan's features are really designed for the remote control to be the primary means of operating it. While the display screen is easy to read, the controls below it are not buttons or even membrane type switches that give you some tactile feedback. The symbols are printed on a flat surface and you need good aim/eyesight and fine muscle control to tap on them. You have to bend over to look for the symbols which are not lit up, and it's even harder if the fan is rotating. The fan is quiet and works well in a bedroom - I keep it in the doorway because the bedroom only has a crank out window.