💨 Holmes White Convertible Desk and Clip Fan, Model HCF0611A-WM Review

This small fan creates good airflow. Its main limitation is its "positionability". There are only clicks in its rotation, so it might not point exactly where you need it, e.g. B. if you use it on a treadmill. And the up/down direction adjustment is even more limited and highly dependent on the angle of the surface you attach it to. Another disappointment is the switch - a clunky mechanical rotary switch on the back that's not at all handy since you're probably in front of it. It's cord…

I bought two of these to use in a shelving system where I grow vegetable seedlings indoors. Airflow is key to plant health and mainstem strength, and this fan provides the gentle breeze I need. It has two settings and for my purpose I leave them on low for several hours a day. They attach securely to the metal posts of my shelving system. You are quiet. The fan also comes with a stand if you wish to place it on a flat surface such as a desk or desk. I'd say you'd like to have it next to you as…

For the price I think this is one of the best options but the buyer should be aware of several pros and cons, before making the final choice. Pros: Medium size Can be used as a desk or clip stand. The audio isn't too loud for most office work. In the box, the cord is very short, so every time I try to reposition the cord to get more play in the line, the fan just slips back into place. As mentioned above, the telephone cable is very short when delivered. Haven't managed to loosen the spool to…

This fan is perfect for my needs. I have an old house with no fan in the bathroom. This little guy is powerful enough to remove some of the moisture without taking up much counter space. Two settings. At maximum speed, my shower curtain moves about 5 feet. I really like the coiled cord for use in the bathroom. This helps keep the cable out of the way when I have other things plugged in (hair dryer etc). If I had used this fan in other conditions the cord could have interfered because it didn't…

I bought a Holmes clip and table fan and an Avalon clip and table fan for about the same price. Both received 4 stars for different reasons. The Holmes Fan has a stronger construction with thicker plastic, a stronger clip and a metal cage. The base is designed so that you can simply snap it on to turn it into a desktop fan without assembly. However, the cable is annoyingly short and the fan lacks flexibility. It only fits left to right, not up or down. The Avalon fan has cheaper all-plastic…

This is a good little fan if like me you prefer to have the fan on while you sleep. It's usually quiet so you can hear it, but it does add some white noise that I need when I'm sleeping. I mounted it on my bedside table so it's only a few feet from my head. I love that it can be tilted up and down and rotated left or right - I rotate it away from me when I'm cold and rotate it to blow on me when I'm hot. It offers more control than the tower fan I used by the bed because since it's mounted on…

I was looking for a desktop fan and didn't want to spend more than $20. A colleague had one so I bought it after trying a few other options that didn't work. I've been using it for a few months. - The clip is strong enough and I'm not worried about it wearing out over time. - The cable is twisted, which can be good or bad. Bad if you're looking for a more permanent setup where you can tape or hide the cable, but good if you move the fan around a bit and don't want the extra cable lying on the…