🌀 Maxx Air Industrial Grade Air Circulator: Optimal Cooling Solution for Garage, Shop, Patio, Barn Use (Dark Red, Narrow Body) Review

We love this fan and it will make a great addition to our garage when it cools down after mowing or during garage chores. Doesn't take up much space and the wheels are good. The low setting works great, but the high setting just gets out of hand. Overall happy with our purchase.

It's very cheaply made and doesn't perform anywhere near the advertised air. Wheels and axle are simply plugged onto the tube. Nothing keeps them in place or on the fan. Like I said, CHEAP. The Chinese instrument version moves more air, is better built, and costs the same or less. Mine came in a crumpled box as it was poorly packaged.

Received two days early today. Well packaged with no defects. Works as I expected. Good air movement in my garage where it's open on each side and that creates a nice flow. We live in central Texas where the temperature stays around 100 degrees for most of the summer. This makes it very bearable to be in the man cave during the day.

Bought for my husband he is always working on a project in the garage. It gets stuffy pretty quickly, even with the garage door and windows open. It's pretty strong. A lot of air circulates even at low speeds. We love it. Excellent purchase! I will most likely buy another one as a gift for a relative. The only thing that was a little annoying, the product arrived with a plastic wrap inside the fan wrapped around the blade. It was difficult to remove them. The product itself is great!

Great product for the price! It's not noisy and blows tons of air! I held it up for 48 hours and it stayed where I put it. For people leaving feedback on how he goes I assume they are trying to turn the wheels off. They must be activated. As for some reviews saying it's cheaply made, should they expect a $700 industrial fan at this price point? It rolls up easily and comes with a nice thick cord. The only thing I regret is waiting for the purchase.

I unwrapped the fan, snapped open the wheels, plugged it in, hit the power button and... just a buzz. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the fan blades were not attached to the motor! They were hanging around in the drum! I unscrewed the front cable guard and noticed bent wires, bent drum metal in the seam, and a black scratch or hit mark on the bottom of the drum! Once inside the drum I was able to easily mount the fan to the motor and tighten the side bolt. After reassembling, I tried…

The fan arrived two days later than originally expected. Out of the box it looked great at first, but when I started using it the blades wouldn't spin. Came in and found it was quite badly dented on one side near the adjustment knob to the point where the blades wouldn't turn. I had to remove the front guard and tried my best to knock out the dent and now the blades are spinning but overall I was disappointed with the delivery. The fan will blow your mind and works perfectly mechanically. Just…

This fan is quite decent for the price. I bought this fan to integrate with a whole house fan I was building instead of installing central air conditioning. After unpacking, the run was ready to go. Unpack and connect. The fan is rated at 2800 cfm on low and 4000 cfm on high, however the low seems to be much less than the nominal. The difference between high and low was a significant difference. I'm no airflow expert, but I'd say this fan pushes three times more air at high speeds than at low…

On June 29th I wanted a large fan for my garage and it seemed to fit the bill. Not the cheapest and not the most expensive but reviews are good. I bought it, it showed up after a week or two, I plugged it in, nothing happened. I hear the hum of electricity, but nothing moves. I start looking at the fan itself and there are huge dents where the legs are screwed into the metal frame. It looked like someone oddly overtightened them and the resulting dents prevented the fan blades from spinning. I…