🌬️ Honeywell Small White/Silver 2-Speed Personal Fan for Better Air Circulation and Cooling Review

I bought a Holmes fan but after a short while they all rattle they seem to make them cheaper. I mainly use this for a white nose, but the airflow is good too. Obviously it doesn't adjust to the angle. So if you really need it, look elsewhere. Both speeds are good. I have three of these now and they may rattle a little the first day or so but they stop and no one has rattled since. But it's a great cheap white noise option with decent airflow. I'm very picky about the white nose and have started

It's weird to call it a fan but this is probably one of my favorite purchases. A family member had one and I immediately bought one. It's very durable and well made (can handle being dropped out of a dresser), is the perfect size for a countertop and fits easily on a cupboard or cupboard shelf. I've slept on it every night for over a year now and haven't had any problems. It blocks light noises while I sleep and cools my room really well. It's also very easy to throw in the car and take with…

I've had a chillout fan for about a year and a half now and absolutely love it. It's on my desk where my computer is and I don't know what I would do without it. It has two speeds, but unless I'm unusually hot I just leave it on low speed and it keeps me wonderfully cool. The air comes out great. I have it in my workshop now and when I turn it on I can feel it standing behind my sewing machine which is halfway across the workshop I would say about 5 or 6 feet or more and that is, if it is…

Although we have a ceiling fan in our master bedroom, my husband considered getting his own fan because he likes the noise. on this little guy. After reading the reviews and the price I thought "Why not?!" We are very impressed! Please note we bought this BECAUSE of the noise and love it. It's a bit like white noise, but not like a car. We have a baby and we still have a hard time falling asleep even when he is sleeping. We didn't want to drown anything out, but rather to calm things down…

I've been using my previous chillout fan for eight years. When we needed a circulation fan last winter, we put it on a high shelf facing the ceiling and let it run 24/7 from late September to early April. When it warmed up again, I continued to use it. I finally replaced it on August 1st when it started making nasty noises. Like the previous unit, this is a good little fan. It produces good airflow and is relatively quiet. These little guys are as bulletproof as you can get in a personal sized…

I should be a glutton for punishment because I love this fan. However, they don't live very long. Good things first. Very very quiet compared to other small desktop fans I've had, blows out a lot of air and is easy to use. My first chillout fan came home with me from the hospital after surgery. That went on for about three years. The second fan came from Revain a little over a year and a half ago after my first "free" fan died. This went on for about 13 months. I vowed not to buy anymore but…

I had four of them. If the plastic of the front grille is of good quality, they are good fans. I'm a fan haha I can take them apart for cleaning, although it's a little tricky. They pump a lot of air. I don't think they're good for $20, you can get a box fan for that price or less that pushes a lot more air. Vibration noise on hard surfaces. And also a cushion can help keep it in place on smooth surfaces, it tends to slip from vibration and fall off tables and shelves. This can cause it to…