Wind Curve Tower Fan with Nighttime Setting

This fan is ABSOLUTELY GREAT! So many fans say they're quiet, but this one ACTUALLY IS, even on the highest setting. The cooling fins are just right - can position them so they cool the exact spot you're aiming for. Great amount of wind power. Was a charm to assemble (2 minutes, maybe). Really glad I bought 2 and will buy even more. I want one in every room, even with our whole house AC. And, it's so pretty!

Doesn’t take up a lot of space and it really puts out the air. I used on my outside porch and it’s really quiet. The remote control is a nice touch.

Its Looks Good In My Livingroom And Works Perfect

Overall, this tower fan is excellent. The looks remind me of the interior of an old mercedes, or something found in an office building in the early 2000's. The fan was very easy to assemble, I didn't even have to look at the instructions. Its moderately quiet, providing good background noise. the base isn't made out of the most durable plastic, so be careful about hitting it. Accidental knock-overs on a hard surface might break something. There are 3 fan speeds, which all provide a good amount of air flow. The fan also has a slot on the back to store the remote. Overall, the fan has great functionality, and is very easy to setup and use.

We like this fan. It has a sleek and decorative look. We like the remote and oscillating feature. It has a few settings and is not very loud.

i love this fan, it's wonderful, the only thing is that over time, it makes me nervous about cleaning it-you can't! this is my second one, the first seemed to be getting a little loud and i was nervous about it possibly becoming a hazard eventually. I wish Lasco would address this issue and let their customers know how to clean it/make a way to clean it.

No noise, cold air. 3 settings, night mood. Rotate. Perfect for the money. Easy to put together. Beautifully made.

This fan has three speeds; the airflow on Low is fine for me when I'm within 8 feet of the fan. There is very modest wind noise even on High, but there is also some motor noise (hum), especially on Med and High. The hum seems to come out the back, so it is louder if you have the back of the fan against a wall, which reflects the hum. The hum bugs me, but I'll adapt. It oscillates about 90 degrees (if you have that turned on) which is right for me. There is a night setting, which runs the fan on High for some time (an hour, I think), then switches to Med, then to Low. This is of no use to me but might be nice for some (It's described as a bedroom fan, which is not my use).It needs the base to be"assembled"--i.e. snapped together; otherwise the circular base would require a much bigger shipping box. Very simple to do that and then to twist the base onto the tower. The tower design takes up much less space than my previous Lasko floor-stand design. (I replaced that one because it became noisy due to wobble created by worn shaft/bearing/bushing.) There is a remote control, which I don't need (I'll lose it anyway), but it seems to require line-of-sight from less than 10 feet away.