Comfort Zone 12 inch Table Fan with Adjustable Tilt, Wide Area Oscillation, Quiet Air Circulator Fan For Bedroom, 3 Speed Desktop Fan for Home Office, Push Button Controls, White

This is a really good product. It is great for white noise, excellent air movement, and simple operation. Great for arthritic hands due yo the push button design instead of knob.

Works very well The white noise of the fan really comfort you.

This fan came disassembled, and was very easy to put together. As I was assembling it, I noticed that the plastic was pretty cheap, especially the base part. Once plugged in and on, I did think it had pretty good air flow and I liked the different speed options. The noise of the fan is normal but some of the plastic jiggles and makes an annoying sound. Overall, it gets the job done and will get us through summer.

Very nice wind, but not the most powerful. I’d say it’s good for a small room. It was pretty easy to assemble as well. Also, it has a certain smell to it? I don’t know what it is, but it’s there. The smell is not strong and I’m giving it some hours so it can go away ( hopefully it does lol ) 🤨

There's an interesting story associated with this fan. I bought it in 2020. When I opened it up and saw how many pieces it was in, I said to myself, "I'm not going to bother with this!" and I put the fan in my storage room. Well, five years later and another fan broke and suddenly I needed this fan. By then, I had misplaced the assembly instructions, so I put it together as one would do a jigsaw puzzle. Well, it came out perfectly, and now I am quite pleased with it, as it feels solid and is very quiet. Today I'm amazed that I was so lazy that a little assembly put me off.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:For $28 this is a terrible fan. It is not quiet (i actually prefer a bit of white noise but if you’re looking for a quiet fan, this is not it!). The instructions are terrible. I was able to assemble it easily enough but the instructions were actually a hindrance (I would have been better off just assembling it like a jigsaw puzzle as an other reviewer mentioned). The build quality is the cheapest plastic. The front grill doesn’t snap on properly. Worst of all there is a rattling sound in the base of the fan that I’m sure is not supposed to be there. It sounds like a ball bearing broke loose somewhere in the base that I can’t access without taking the entire fan apart. I bought this for my son’s bedroom but I don’t feel safe putting it there. Maybe i just received a dud but now either way my son is going through more nights of a warm bedroom and i have to find a way to return this item (which is difficult as i am disabled). So I either spend $7 to have a $28 fan picked up or cut my losses.

The media could not be loaded. This Comfort Zone fan has great oscillation; you can feel the cool air anywhere you are sitting in an average size room. Having the speed buttons right in the front makes adjusting the breeze so easy. The motor is fairly quiet. It’s louder as the speed increases of course, but still quieter than all the other fans we have in the house. Wish the cord was a bit longer, but otherwise no complaints.

Fan seems to move a lot of air, and the noise is pretty good even on high speed; easy enough to put together but rather large design flaw using a plastic rear grille and front metal grille. Tolerances are too tight when trying to snap them together the back housing broke at the last clip rather than flexing enough for the front to lock in. Won't affect performance but be aware it's not going to be durable long term if it doesn't survive assembly. Swapping to all metal housing, making the plastic the side to clip in to the metal (rather than forcing the metal into the inflexible plastic, or a tension screw would solve any of this.