Review on HealSmart Oscillating 16-Inch Stand Fan: Ideal for Indoor Use in Homes, Offices, and Dorms – 3 Adjustable Speeds, Black, 1-Pack by Chris Harrington

Oh my god. So he does what he has to do. Blows out air, you have to run it at full power to get a decent amount of air. The assembly is fiddly. Very cheap quality plastic. When attaching the main body to the telescopic pole, the supplied small threaded handle should be used to secure it. Except that the hole you put the pin in is unthreaded and doesn't even fit. So don't move the fan unless you want the support to fall out. There is also a metal cage. Some parts were bent and it wasn't easy to get them back in shape. And the latches you use to hold the two halves of the cage together won't close unless you physically expand them. It's like they didn't check everything went well together after applying a coat of black paint to the cage. I had to use a screwdriver to try and fit all of these pieces together into something that would fit together. The whole point of this thing was that it should be easy to assemble and take apart for cleaning. The blades were not the cold blue color shown in the picture. You are black. All in all I paid $32 for a $10 fan.