DreoFan for Bedroom, 12 Inches, 70ft Powerful Airflow, 28db Quiet Table Air Circulator Fans for Whole Room, 120° Adjustable Tilt, 3 Speeds, Desktop Fan for Home, Office, Kitchen

This little fan is amazing. It's VERY quiet and nice "white noise" to help you sleep or concentrate. I got one in 2023 and have been carrying it around the house for 2 years. It kicks out a ton of air. Right now I'm feeling a nice breeze in the kitchen and it's 15 ft away from me in another room.I just ordered 2 more. It's great to circulate air even with the air conditioner on. I will keep one in the kitchen, one in the bedroom and one to bring around the house as I don't have central air.The only downside is that it needs a handle on the top/back of the fan head. You can carry it by the loop base, but it's awkward and feels like I'm holding a kettle bell.I was hesitant to spend $40 on a tiny fan, but it's worth at least $120 as it's quiet, sturdy, powerful and doesn't take up much space.I haven't had to clean it yet (but I know how disgusting box fans get), but it's made to come apart for easy cleaning.Get one! Get two! Get three! But make all your friends and family buy their own after they see how great it is, bc you can't be financing fans for the whole dang neighborhood.

Just like the Dreo Heather I have and the Dreo tower fan I own, this smaller Dreo fan keeps me comfortable. I now live on the second floor in a studio apartmentI which means not much room at the inn for an extras but this little fan packs a powerful refreshing punch whether I am at my computer or laying in bed or washing dishes. Of course it's easy to move and I can point it upward in my direction. It's a winner and so reasonably priced. Wished Dreo made more products. They are reliable. I thank Dreo for selling it and I thank Amazon for sending it. It's a great fan to use for we old timers. (I'm 73)

I have lived in a boat for near 20 years and, having no air conditioning, have become somewhat of a fan expert and aficionado as a result. A fan snob, even. :) I have tried many, many different fans - types, sizes, brands - and let me tell you, this is one of the Top 3 fans of all time. (If it was available in 12v DC, it would be #1!)It runs great and reliably, is not overly noisy, pushes a LOT of air for its relatively small size, and best of all - it is designed to be easy to clean! Brilliant!!! I wish more companies would take the time to put this sort of detail into their products.I bought one to check it out - and then bought 2 more immediately - one for backup, and one for my shop - and also because the price is not at all out of line for the quality of the product and the value it provides.That was over a year ago now, and these great little fans continue to perform as well and as durably as they did on Day 1, right out of the box.There is a very similar looking fan I also have which has a name that sounds a lot like 'tornado', and while it is OK, this one is a better option in every way I can think of. :)

Amazing little fan super powerful wanted a fan that had a manual button and not an electronic one that reset every time it got power from the outlet. Connected this to a smart switch so I can create a smart fan when needed. Thanks Google 👍🏽

I have four of these. They are virtually silent on the middle and low speed. On middle and low speed they move plenty of air. I don't think I will ever need to put them on high speed.At high speed I hear them, but still compared to other brands, high speed can be said to be "quiet."The speed knob is large and in the front making changing speeds easy.These feel like all plastic, but sturdy and heavier than I expected. They are well built.I have two complaints, but I still bought three more after I began using the first one.My first complaint is that the tilt has a couple of preset positions, and it is difficult to tilt the fan to the exact position I want because it wants to move into its preset position.My second complaint is that it needs a little plastic indentation on the top so it can be picked up from the top. I have to pick up the fan by the side support, which is cumbersome.These are very well made virtually silent fans.Highly recommended even with my "there is no pleasing some people" complaints.

I took a blade out of a vornado fan and slapped it into this one. It's now loud and proud. It moves tons of air, and I can sleep! I don't have to worry about the bearing, as it houses ball bearings. They're replaceable as well!I mean, I only did this because I was able to. Not everyone who purchases this fan will be able to do what I did. I know this fan will last me a long time.Oh, I also don't have to reach behind the unit to turn it on anymore, because the switch is located in front, which is a plus over my previous unit, a Vornado.Keep in mind, I spent $60 to modify this unit. It's still a good fan, but please don't go spending money to modify your fan if you don't know what you are doing. You may damage your unit.P.S. This thing was moving tons of air with its original blade too. I just wanted a louder fan.

Small and powerful. Perfect for a mid-size room. Sits next to my desk on low and barely hear it. Set to high (3 speeds), good powerful air stream that goes across the room. Manual adjust strength is solid and don't see becoming an issue as long as it stays stiff. Do have DERO pedestal WIFI that is awesome as well (H&V motorized). On the pricy side but so far the upper cost is evident. Solidly built considering the size and powerful air stream. If it holds up to time we'll be good. I'm a 24/7 fan guy so we'll see. New to DERO and so far good praise. Let's see what the story shows after some time. So far, so good.