Review on 💨 Lasko 2535 52-Inch Oscillating Pedestal Fan: Powerful Cooling in Silver Gray by Brandee Diaz

Avoid this fan. This is absolute rubbish and there are much better alternatives out there. I bought this fan because I wanted to save space with a tower fan that can be lifted up to blow on my bed. When unpacking, I noticed that this fan is huge. The base was larger than my rounded blade fan and had a few hard metal tips that might scratch a wooden floor. The tower is very big and too heavy to build. So of course there will be no space savings. Putting a fan on a pedestal is nothing more than a glide landing. Therefore, if you try to lift it by the handle, the stand will fall down immediately. The fan itself only has 3 performance modes, none of which seem powerful for such a large size. While some people are looking for a white noise fan, the noise it produces is too loud to be background and too annoying to be white noise. The actual air outlet area is surprisingly small, leading to the fact that the main advantage of the base height is zero. He's got bargaining chips that seem to be working and he's really reluctant so he's got it all. The fan is controlled by 5 sub-parts at the top. Power, Speed, Timer, Generator, Sleep. When it's on, it illuminates a row of bright LEDs that can't be turned off. I'm not entirely sure what the sleep button does, because you don't fall asleep in such bright light anyway. It also comes with a remote control that does the same thing, but it doesn't have built-in storage like many other fans. The whole reason I bought the fan turned out to be faulty anyway. At maximum height, the top of the arms is just 3 inches above a standard tower fan. With everything else everything goes wrong, of course, you can do without these 3. So, to put it in many words, avoid this fan and save yourself the hassle, the frustration, and most importantly, your money. This fan doesn't deserve anyone to buy it.