DreoTower Fan for Bedroom, 5 Speeds, 4 Modes with 26ft/s Standing Fan, 90° Oscillating Fans for Indoors, 12H & 28dB Quiet Timer, Remote Control, Touch, 40" Bladeless Floor Fan for Home Office, Black

The media could not be loaded. The absolute best fan I've ever owned. Smooth oscillation, quiet air flow, cold at different levels, remote control, sleek look, and the size is tall enough to blow air around objects with ease. Loved it so much we bought two. Hubby put it together without a problem, if say it's easy to install.

I can't say enough about this tower fan. This is the first time I've invested a little extra in a fan, and it is worth every dollar! It comes packaged well and is easy to snap the two base pieces together. There is also a guide for the cord so it stays put under the base! The top has touch buttons or you can use the remote. Both are easy. This fan is cooling a large open area off our kitchen with floor-to-ceiling older bay windows. We have hot, muggy, panhandle Florida heat and this fan is keeping the area cooled down. We keep the fan level set between1-2 and both settings are extremely smooth and quiet.The area is my husband's home office space and it's the first time in our 5 years here that this part of the house has been comfortable! We have turned the AC up 4 degrees because we no longer have to try to accommodate his office area. One of the best purchases I've made. I'm very impressed and highly recommend.

I needed a new fan for my bedroom, especially since losing our huge shade tree in October from Hurricane Milton. The old Goodwill special I bought the year prior wasn't moving air around anymore, and my nights were uncomfortable.I wasn't familiar with the Dreo brand; I'd always ever had Vornado towers, but every one of those I had never lasted past five years, right after the manufacturer's warranty and any extended warranties expired. Basing my purchase on some very positive reviews, I splurged and got a regular tower (not a "smart" fan). It arrived a day later than I expected, but still quick considering it takes a letter more than a week to travel across country.The box was HUGE, standing over four feet tall. I'm a tall drink of water at five feet, nine inches, so to have a fan so overwhelmingly tall was... different. Out of the box, however, it stands at a more reasonable height. The fan it replaced was only two or three inches shorter.The fan is attractive with a remote that controls every aspect of the fan's operation. The one I purchased has five speeds and four modes. I set 'er up and plugged 'er in... and that's when I discovered the magic that everyone else who loved the fan spoke about. On the lowest setting, I can still feel the air being moved around all the way across the room. For comparison, my old fan, on its highest setting, couldn't be felt two feet away. It took all of thirty minutes on the highest speed to cool my bedroom down to a reasonable, comfortable temperature.The only drawback is that my oldest Furry Overlord doesn't like the cooler room. Mercy, our one-eyed, eight-year-old tabby cat, is a true Floridian and, despite having a luxurious permanent fur coat, is ALWAYS cold. I suppose I should've taken this into consideration when I bought the fan. The plus side? She snuggles extra close at bedtime.What's not to love about that?Jesting aside, if you're looking for a fan that does what it claims it will do, choose this one. You won't regret it for a minute.

Tall, skinny, and heavy. This fan was easy to put together, but you’ve got to be able to lift heavy items to put the tower onto the stand. Once put together, it works wonderfully. It’s quiet and gives me the chills (which is a positive!). Speed level 5 isn’t that noisy, either.The only negative, which is a pretty big thing, is the panel is NOT backlit. Yes, it has a remote, but I won’t always have it when I walk into a room. I have to turn on the light or shine light on it. Annoying.

Saw this item at my veterinarian office. Was amazed by it's quietness and coolness. So I Google lensed it and found it on Amazon. Great item. If it is in a smaller room, the noise level on "night" mode is soothing (to me).

Just received my Dreo Tower Fan and assembled it, which required no tools and took all of 30 seconds. The base supports the fan well and is without any wobbling. This is for use in a medium-large sized bedroom. Settings 1-3 are what I'll be using for the most part and are very quiet - what sound is emitted is a uniform, low-pitched droning sound which should be conducive to sleep. Settings 4 & 5 are a bit louder but not objectionably so.As a tower fan goes, its more attractive than a box fan and should fit with any decor... and this thing moves a LOT of air. The oscillating feature, when selected, is absolutely silent. The fan comes with a myriad of settings, most of which I'll likely not need but all settings are available not only on the fan itself, but from the remote control, which has a spot in the fan's recessed handle designed to house the remote. The lights indicating what mode and speed the fan is set to turn off completely after a few minutes. The fan can be partially disassembled to allow for cleaning of the internal blades. The electrical plug uses a 5 amp fuse, as many fans seem to be using these days, so you might want to lay in a small supply of those just in case you need one.From a price, performance, feature-set point - this fan is very well designed, performs well, and seems to be a winner. I'll buy a few other fans of this model after I've had a chance to see how well it works over time. Seems much better than my old Ozeri tower fan which finally quit working and my Utilitech tower fan which was loud and rattled endlessly.