LIVIVO 32" Tower Fan with Timer Ultra Slim and Quiet and Powerful Free Standing 45W Electric Fan with 3 Speed Settings and 90 Degree Oscillation Function (White)

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height, its built-in ioniser mode and its rather classy brushed copper finish – even if it’s just a coloured plastic. Their air management appliances include air coolers, tower fans, desk fans, stand fans, humidifiers, and more. An indoor appliance with three fan speeds, three operating modes, an oscillation function and a timer.

Again, the bigger the space you want to cool, the wider you want it – and you can always turn oscillation off if you just want to keep yourself comfortable. Enable the Alexa or Google Home skills, and you can also turn it on or off or change the speed using voice controls, but you can’t switch between the Normal, Sleep and Natural modes. This isn’t the perfect fan for sleepers, as even on its lowest setting it’s far from silent, but it’s fine for cooling down a small living room or taking some heat out of the bedroom before sleep. All in all, the LIVIVO Tower Fan is a slim, sleek and stylish appliance with plenty of scope and features. You can turn the speed down and still get a nice draft, making it a great tower fan for snoozing, particularly as the noise output on its lowest speed settings aren’t much above ambient levels.What’s more, once you’ve put the two-part stand together and slotted the cable into position, it’s a reasonably robust and well-built tower that’s not as inclined to tipping as some of its bargain basement rivals. You can never bank on getting hot weather in the UK but, when it does come, it can come with a thump.

It's particularly useful in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, pet rooms, conservatories, home offices, and more. You may find other settings that vary the speed to give you the feeling of a natural breeze – although the rise and fall of the fan noise tends to spoil the overall effect – and sleep settings designed to minimise the hum and keep you cool without keeping you awake.Get hold of a fan, however, and you can get a breeze going inside your home and make the temperature a bit more bearable. Add a wide 70-degree oscillation, and it can cool a surprisingly large area, while it also packs in a 12-hour timer, sleep mode and variable speed natural mode. Still, the old-school mechanical timer works surprisingly well, and if it’s not the most refined of fans, you’ll appreciate its icy blast as the temperature soars.

Whether this actually works or not is somewhat controversial, but the Ion Fresh does a nice job of making stuffy rooms more liveable and – more importantly – moving air around at speeds of up to 2. We also measure sound levels at these settings, along with power consumption at the highest and lowest. What’s more, tower fans usually oscillate, twisting left and right to spread the cooling airflow over a wider space.Nearly all tower fans oscillate, turning slowly from side to side to cover a larger area, but they differ in how wide the angle of oscillation is. It has superb touch sensitive controls and a clear display that’s smart enough to turn off when you’re not making adjustments, and even the remote control is better than the norm, looking more like something you’d get with a TV streaming stick. metres per second to cover more vertical space than most tower fans, and across a 60 degree arc with oscillation. It has five fan speeds ranging from “Sleep” to “Power cool”, plus a one, two, four or eight-hour timer, and the straightforward controls make it incredibly easy to use.