🌀 Smart WiFi Oscillating Pedestal Fan with Voice Control - Alexa, Google Home, Siri Compatible - 16” Quiet Stand Up Fan, Adjustable Height, 3 Speeds, 3 Modes, Timer - NASH PF-1 CoolSmart Review

Received this fan in the mail yesterday and found the assembly to be very easy, almost no tools required other than a Phillips head screwdriver, very easy. Keep in mind that unlike normal, the nut holding the blade turns left to tighten and right to loosen. Easy blade removal for cleaning. This fan is AMAZING! It has a lot of power and is very quiet. I use it in the bedroom and it replaces a custom standing fan from Walmart that was almost unusable. It's so quiet I can't even tell if it's…

So, first of all, assembling this thing was weird. We had to go to level 3 to get it working. Level 1 = assembly attempt without instructions. Without them, we wouldn't even have gotten it out of the box. Level 2 = assembly only according to the instructions. Level 3 = YouTube. Luckily, nice guy Nash from the ad also made a YouTube video explaining everything that was unclear in the instructions. Once we figured out which way to turn the screw, everything was easy. Setting up the software is…

Unpacking and assembling - leaves a lot to be desired. The base is a thin, cheaply molded plastic cover over the load. There are little "tabs" that snap in to hold it in place - one of mine was broken. But he's staying, so I'm not losing sleep over him. The assembly of the hood is annoying. You will need to take the rear fairing and mount it onto the fan motor and screw a bracket onto it to hold it in place. But there's a big plastic handle in the way that's only mentioned after you've secured…