KopBeau Tower Fan 42 Inch Portable Oscillating Quiet Cooling Fan
Number of Speeds : 3
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Remote Control : Yes|
Dimensions : 12.8 x 12.8 x 42 inches|
Adjustable Height : Yes|
Power Source Type : Battery|
Color : Black|
Timer : Yes
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About KopBeau Tower Fan 42 Inch Portable Oscillating Quiet Cooling Fan
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
79% highlighted the compact size and weight, but 21% didn't
I can sleep with the fan on even though I am a light sleeper, as it provides a quiet background white noise.
The fan barely takes up any room as it is a sleek, low profile, tall fan.
I have a stationary fan roughly a foot or two away from my bed. Although I prefer a moving fan, I am fine with it being stationary.
The fan is easy to move around with a handle at the top of the back and is not heavy.
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79% were satisfied with the easy assemble
I was able to figure out the straightforward assembly despite not being a handyman.
The fan is easy to assemble by following the instructions and is very light.
The fan base can be assembled within a minute or two and seems sturdy even on carpet.
Assembling was easy and the fan has great power while being fairly quiet.
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88% praised the low noise level, but 12% disagreed
I have noticed that the base does not rattle even when using the addition to make it taller.
I enjoy the light white noise sound the fan puts off at night and it's not very loud.
Even on higher modes, the fan barely makes any noticeable noise and is really quiet.
At the lowest speed, I noticed that the fan wasn't as quiet as expected. During the day, it's not noticeable, but at night, the hum on the low setting can easily be heard when trying to fall asleep.
91% appreciated the customizable airflow modes, but 9% didn't find it exceptional
Why have various fan modes and a setting where the airflow fluctuates instead of just having a constant, steady flow?
I think a mode with weaker wind would be better than the current one.
