16" Standing Fan - 3 Speed Settings - Oscillating

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A full charge will give you up to nine hours of battery life so you’re covered for the daylight hours. The Pure Cool Me looks more like a space-age ashtray than a fan and directs airflow through narrow apertures either side of a dome, which in turn directs that air out into the room. However, the most energy-efficient models we’ve tested consume under 20W at full blast and less than 5W at their lowest speed, which could make a difference to your bills if you’re running the fan all summer long. We make every effort to use images as representative as possible of the product's appearance, but sometimes factors outside of our control, such as your device's screen, may alter how an image displays.

You can also change fan speed with the remote and these range from one (which is virtually silent) to ten and are indicated on the circular OLED status panel set into the base. You can usually adjust the height, pivot and oscillation to control airflow, but they tend to be bulkier than tower fans so you’ll need to make sure you have enough space – both for use and for storage.

While it can stand on a solid base, we especially loved the fact it can clip on to the side of a desk to use even less space, making it a summer office essential in our book. All specifications are approximates only, and manufacturers may alter a product's design without notice. Our Zanussi fans – both desk and pedestal - are straightforward but brilliantly effective, offering 3 speed settings, so you can choose the perfect level of breeze to suit your space. While it’s one of the taller tower fans we’ve tested, it’s worth making room for Levoit’s 36-inch Tower Fan.

It also has some useful advanced features, including an Auto mode that adjusts the speed according to the room temperature, and a Sleep mode that will do its best to keep you cool while staying quiet. Staying comfortable and productive when the temperature soars to uncomfortable highs or plummets to bracing lows is easier than ever. We’ve even seen some fans that can regulate their speed according to the ambient temperature, or that have a sleep setting where the fan slows down gradually over the course of the night. These slimline units blast out air from a tall column, giving you the cooling power of a pedestal fan in a lot less space. This felt much more pleasant than a constant blast of cold air, especially when we used it while working at our desk.This means there’s less height and height adjustment than on other pedestal fans, but the Duux more than makes up for it with its versatility and efficient cooling. High quality with a sleek white style, this pedestal fan generates an even and wide air flow within any space it is placed into.