Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan with Remote, Quiet Floor Fans for Bedroom, 42", Silver T42951

Great fan! I’ve used this every night since purchased, several months ago, and it works great. So loud noises. Blows cold air. Love the remote option to keep on the nightstand for when I forgot to turn it on before getting into bed. And I love the beautiful wood finish.

Well designed tower, doesn't seem like it'll do much but it does and makes a difference, in the summer time can make up for summer heats but will never replace an air conditioner when it comes to making a room cool. A lot of functionality and mean things you can do with it. VERY quiet. I still have it after a while. Hardly any installation. No bright lights.

This is a great fan. I had to replace my 1st one after 9 years of almost continuous use. It still works great and blows strong, but started getting a little bearing noise.

Overall, this tower fan is excellent. The looks remind me of the interior of an old mercedes, or something found in an office building in the early 2000's. The fan was very easy to assemble, I didn't even have to look at the instructions. Its moderately quiet, providing good background noise. the base isn't made out of the most durable plastic, so be careful about hitting it. Accidental knock-overs on a hard surface might break something. There are 3 fan speeds, which all provide a good amount of air flow. The fan also has a slot on the back to store the remote. Overall, the fan has great functionality, and is very easy to setup and use.

My apartment sadly doesn't have cooling and with the hot summer going on, I decided to buy this to help keep me cool. It's overall been a great product that I've been using daily with no issues so far. I actually found a surprising amount of convenience with the remote it comes with. I use the remote for when I have guests and have to place the fan in a more centralized location to cool everyone down. You can control every feature on the fan with this remote, so it's been surprisingly handy for times when my fan is across the room from my desk and I want to turn it on, change fan speed, oscillate, and etc. The three fan speeds are adequate. My apartment has a 500 square foot main room and I can feel a nice wind from the fan on setting 3 when seated in the opposite corner of the room. Setting 2 can still push air across the room, I only use it for the miraculous days that don't break 85+ degrees. And setting 1 is perfect for having the fan near you and is the speed I usually always have it set to. I have no idea if the Ionizer really does anything. I don't have pets, don't smoke, and I don't live in a busy city so I haven't noticed any difference in the quality of air. But I leave it on all the time when the fan is running anyway because I actually like the little blue light that comes on haha. It also has timer settings from 0.5hr to 7.5hrs, in half hour increments, but I keep the fan running at all times when I'm home so I never used this feature. Cycling through the timers is kind of annoying because there are 15 possible combinations when setting the timer which you cycle through by pressing one button. So if you miss the time you want or accidentally turn the timer on when you didn't mean to, you have to cycle through every combination until you get back to the one you wanted. Kind of annoying, but I don't use the timer so it doesn't bother me personally. Overall build quality of the fan is decent. It's all plastic and does require a little bit of construction out of the box. The only construction is just a few screws which secure the base to the fan - super easy. The plastic and construction does feel a bit on the cheaper side. Even with the screws tightened down, the tower does still have some wobble if I bump into the fan or am operating the buttons on the fan itself. But it does not wobble, creak, or anything when oscillating so again, I don't mind. The only time I even touch the fan is when I'm relocating it for guests. Lastly, like I said earlier, I leave this fan on constantly when I'm home - in setting 1 when I'm alone and setting 3 when guests are over. Despite this, its "power consumption footprint" is so small that I do not notice it when paying my power bill. Of course, it is just a fan so I wouldn't expect it to raise my power bill more than a couple of dollars, but whatever the added running cost is - it is so small that I consider it negligible. Also fan noise isn't bad at all. When I'm alone, setting 1 provides a good amount of white noise in the background. Music, videos, or any other sound I make isn't overwhelmed by this fan running less than 3 feet away from me. When I have company, a normal conversation is enough to drown out the noise this fan makes even on setting 3. Overall, I'm really enjoying this fan and it's helped keep me cool on these hot summer days.

Fair price; easy assembly; smooth & quiet operation. This fan is a Success!

My mother had given me her old one. We had it for 5 years until it died. I bought this same one and are just as happy with it. For those days when the ac is too much the fan is perfect and the oscillation makes the room very comfortable. It is light enough to move from room to room. It was extremely easy to assemble. I highly recommend.

This fan has three speeds; the airflow on Low is fine for me when I'm within 8 feet of the fan. There is very modest wind noise even on High, but there is also some motor noise (hum), especially on Med and High. The hum seems to come out the back, so it is louder if you have the back of the fan against a wall, which reflects the hum. The hum bugs me, but I'll adapt. It oscillates about 90 degrees (if you have that turned on) which is right for me. There is a night setting, which runs the fan on High for some time (an hour, I think), then switches to Med, then to Low. This is of no use to me but might be nice for some (It's described as a bedroom fan, which is not my use). It needs the base to be"assembled"--i.e. snapped together; otherwise the circular base would require a much bigger shipping box. Very simple to do that and then to twist the base onto the tower. The tower design takes up much less space than my previous Lasko floor-stand design. (I replaced that one because it became noisy due to wobble created by worn shaft/bearing/bushing.) There is a remote control, which I don't need (I'll lose it anyway), but it seems to require line-of-sight from less than 10 feet away.