Comfort Zone Twin Window Fan with Reversible Airflow Control, 9 inch, Auto-Locking Expanders, 2 Speed Fan, Dual Fan, Exhaust, Airflow 9.84 ft/sec, Ideal for Home, Kitchen, Bedroom & Office, CZ319WT

I picked this up for the bedroom to help with airflow, and it’s actually pretty decent for the price.What’s good:• It has two fans, so you can bring in cool air or push out hot air. You can even reverse one to do both at the same time—pretty cool.• It fits most windows and has those little expandable sides to block gaps. No bugs sneaking in.• Super quiet, especially on low—won’t mess with your sleep.• Remote control = lazy wins. Adjust from bed.

I bought this fan last year and it’s honestly one of the best window fans I’ve used. It’s super easy to install — the auto-locking expanders fit my window perfectly, and I didn’t need any extra tools. The airflow is strong enough to cool down my whole bedroom, and the noise level is low enough that I can sleep through the night without a problem. I also love that it comes with a bug screen — it actually helps keep the bugs out when I leave the window open. Totally worth the price!

I've been shopping for a fan for some time. Although I prefer tower fans for the space-saving aspect, the airflow always seems to suffer. Also, every tower fan I've bought in the last decade eventually started with weird squealing or squelch noises when oscillating, which when the house is quiet, I find intolerable. I started looking into window mounted fans and shopped through so many models before deciding on this one, and I'm happy that I did. Firstly, the fan isn't super quiet. To be fair, the fan blades' movement is quiet. The noise I believe many have complaint with is the "hum" that the motors themselves have. Regardless of speed, or direction of the blades, the hum is a constant. If you don't set the fan up correctly in the window, or if it doesn't properly fit your window for some odd reason, it WILL amplify this mechanical, vibrating hum. It's not bad, and it's not overly loud, but you WILL notice it in a quiet environment.The fan itself, is really nice. It has three speeds via 2 fans that aren't fine tunable (no breeze modes,etc.) so you get those 3 speeds and that's it. It has reversible directions, and also the ability to "circulate" by using one of its' fans as a draw fan, while the other blows in. Nice feature, and I didn't find many fans that had it.The remote is exactly that. It's remote. It controls. It will require you to have 2 AAAs on hand to use it.The beeping is really overly-loud. Thankfully, I just turn the fan on and leave it at one setting, so no beeps for meThe lights on the fan themselves are super aggressive, and I see no obvious way to turn them off. Doesn't bother me, but others might want that electricians tape ready to cover these things.Also to note are the included screens for the unit . One for covering the unit during cold months, I assume, and the other that acts as a mosquito netting when using the fan.Included are two plastic legs that can apparently be mounted so that the fan can be used table-top style. I can't comment on these as I won't be using them. And I believe there would be better choices if your usage scenario is table-top.All things considered, the fan "fit the bill" for me, and maybe it will for you too, despite it's caveats.

This window fan is great. With the nice spring weather coming I wanted something that can pull cool air in during the day and exhaust at night to combat humidity. You do have to flip the whole fan around for each option but it's lightweight so it's hardly an issue. The accordion adjustment panels are amazing, perfect for micro adjustments to create a good seal. It also comes with a mesh guard to put on the front as a big prevention. The fan is quiet even on its highest setting compared to other window fans I've owned. It's the perfect size for our kitchen window while providing more than enough airflow into the room. We've taken it out and put it back in multiple times without a single issue. It seems like a well built, durable fan and I have no problems with it so far.

Cheap garbage. Remote doesn't work. Barely any airflow. Expanding sides don't stay where you want.Edit: updated to 3 stars. I had turned it around to try to get better airflow, and that's why the remote didn't work. The remote must be really weak, but at least with the unit oriented the normal way the remote does work. Airflow isn't magnificent, but it's usable for what I want. The sides are still fidgety and don't like to stay where you put them.

I find the three different modes with two fans to be useful. I also like the fact that it has two legs that let the fan sit on the window sill instead of inside the open window, without falling over. That way the fan can be kept in front of the window which can be opened and closed without removing the fan. It's noisy, but it's a lot quieter than other fans I've used.

This is an excellent product. Remote control makes settings easy. The two fans accommodate fresh air from outside, exhaust air to the outside, or one fan brings outside air while the other exhaust.The unit is easy to install and fits most window sizes with its adjustable sides.Overall this is a quality product and performs as advertised.

This fan works well for ventilation in my basement. It has low and high levels. The vibration is higher in the high level. My basement window is right below my bedroom, so the noise is a little noticeable at night, but not to the degree that interfere with my sleep. If the fan is far from what you sleep, then it should be no problem.It has continuously worked for more than 1 years (24/7) without any problem. So, the quality is pretty impressive. I guess the constant air flow can prevent overheating of the motor, which means it's overheating proof.