36 Inch Tower Fan with Remote Control - Bladeless Oscillating Fan with LED Display & 8-Hour Timer - 3 Wind Modes, 3 Speed Settings - Electric Floor Fan for Home, Kitchen & Office - Black

This was a much-needed purchase that has helped me stay alive in the harsh summer temperatures. Bought this last year as I was really struggling to find any form of rest without constantly dealing with overheating and troubled sleep. After a quick look at the reviews, I felt this should help bring more airflow into the room and regulate the temperature, and thankfully, it has done great. I found that this tower fan has multiple modes and speeds, allowing me to find the perfect setting for optimal performance. I always appreciate devices that come with remotes, as they make it more flexible, allowing you to place your fan and avoid constantly going up to it to change a setting. Also, what makes it nice is the display that shows the room temperature, as well as being clear about which settings you have changed and enabled. This has made chilling at my desk, doing work, or spending time online feel more relaxed and enjoyable, with a gentle breeze blowing by. Although this device is great, there are some downsides, especially regarding noise. When changing settings, the beep noise can feel loud. This is especially true at night when you are trying to sleep. All you hear is the loud beep every time you change something. Apart from that, given what I paid for it compared to other models and brands, this has been a great purchase that I even recommended to another friend who was also looking to get a fan, and he has loved what he's got.

This Cooling Fan is incredible & I wasn’t expecting it to be so good. It is very quiet which is what I love. I needed to replace my old tower fan because it didn’t have a remote control & found it a pain to keep leaning over to switch it on. This has a remote & a nice display. I am over 70 & still have awful HOT spells so this fan is perfect. I had never heard of Netta but took a chance & glad I did. I defiantly recommend this cooling fan.

I've had this fan for a year now and overall I am very happy with it but there are some bits I wish were a bit improved. I paid around £60 for it which is reasonable compared to other remote-controlled tower fans on Amazon. It has not caused me any issues or showed any signs of malfunctioning which is great. It is relatively quiet at max setting, almost inaudible at its lowest setting. The remote control is fantastic, very sleek and easy to operate, including in the dark as the button pattern is easy to memorise. The screen is nice as it displays the room temperature and the fan settings. However, it is very bright and there is no control for the brightness, which can risk disturbing your sleep if you want to quickly change a setting in the night. I wish there was an option to turn off the screen remotely or adjust its brightness, hence the loss of the star. Another reason for the loss of a star is because the max setting is not that powerful compared to a traditional circular fan. The oscillation setting is very good though. It was very easy to set up when I first got it as you just need to install the base, which is also easy to remove when packing it away. Overall, I'm happy with it, but in the summer I wish it was a bit more powerful even if it made it louder.

Amazing, I wasn’t expecting such a powerful tower fan, and it’s been a godsend in this hot weather, with 3settings, and a remote control, I couldn’t ask for more, and it was certainly value for money, as well as that it looks like a great piece of furniture that fits into my. home, would certainly recommend this to. others.

The main thing I assume prospective purchasers of this are interested in is what the fan is like as a fan. This is better than any 'traditional' fan I've ever owned. It is not really quiet but the sound it makes is smooth (if that makes sense) and even and sounds OK, even on the lowest setting it is not a lot more audible than my old fan, but boy does it blow! I sit about 10 feet away from where I placed mine in the corner. If set on the lowest fan speed it hits me with a pretty impressive wave of air where I sit which, as stated, is about 10 feet away. I've tried standing a further five feet from it on minimum, and I can still feel it cooling me. But if I put it on maximum and stand in the opposite corner of my 20 foot living room, effectively 22" away from the fan, I can still feel a breeze. I can honestly say that I can see me never having to use it on any higher setting than minimum, certainly not medium. The air blows out of this in a column of air through vents which begin about 7" from the floor and which stops at 6" from the top of the tower, so basically a 3' column of cooling air. Even sitting on my couch it still hits me. The buttons on the top from left to right are: Oscillation (OSC), Auto 25°c, Timer, Mode, Speed and Power. OSC Oscillation obviously sets the tower to oscillate back and forth over a 65° arc, you'll simply have to move this around in order to get it to cover the area you want it to cool. The default setting for this is off, and the fan reverts to this setting after you turn it off even if you had it on. AUTO 25°c This temperature is pre-set at 25°c by default. Unfortunately it cannot be adjusted to automatically turn the fan on at a temperature that the user chooses - which is what I thought it did before I bought it. If you've chosen to use the fan in the AUTO 25⁰ mode, once the room temperature reaches 25°c it will turn on. But it is NOT really accurate, which in the UK is an advantage as when it does automatically start at its 25⁰c 'auto' settting, it's really between 23 7⁰c and 42.2⁰c on my reasonably accurate Brennan room thermometer. The fact that is is not consistently turning on at the same temperature according to the Brennan is something I've not worked out. Pressing the 'auto' button flashes 'auto' in the display and (if it's already running) it turns itself off waiting for the temperature to reach it's 25°c before activating. Also in Auto mode when it's waiting, and when it starts - nothing shows on the display. TIMER Each press of the button increases the time by 0.5, half an hour. This indication replaces the area where the temperature is normally displayed. You can increase the time only until reaches the maximum of 8.0 hours. One more press sets it to 0.0 and after a few seconds the temperature will be re-displayed in its place. MODES: STANDARD (when the display is showing a fan) is the basic function of the fan, a simple and constant airflow through the vents at the power you set. This is the default setting that the fan always reverts to after you turn it off. NATURAL (when the display is showing tree and breeze lines). Now this is an interesting one - I think it's meant to simulate being outside where a breeze is not a constant and unchanging thing. In this setting it will slow the air down, speed it up, even stop it, seemingly at random, it will also alter the length of time that it blows air in these different states too. It's not really my cup of tea but that is what it does, it basically tries to emulate being outdoors. In this mode you will see the fan-speed bar graph rising and falling as it changes speeds from off to normal, medium and high, at random. SLEEP (when the display is showing a sleepy emoji). I've no idea what the sleep really does at all, it seems to be a milder, less active version of the 'natural' setting. Sleep alters the fan speed now and again from slow to high but never turns the fan off as 'natural' does. As far as I can tell that is all it does, to be honest all these changes would hinder my ability to sleep. SPEED Pretty simple, three speeds where each press of the button increases it, accompanied by more (and taller) bars being added to the graph in the display. The default setting for this is minimum, and the fan reverts to this setting after you turn it off even if you had it on a higher setting. THE DISPLAY You cannot turn the display off yourself but it does turn off by itself, and it does so after a minute of using any of the buttons. It will turn on again when you press any button to change a setting but will then eventually turn itself off. When you turn the power off the temperature indication will stay there for a minute before going off. A note on the operation (wake up/display buttons) of this tower fan. If the display is off (as it will do after a minute of no button being pressed), the first press of any button will wake it, then you will need to press the button again to make adjustments. For example to turn the fan off when the display is dark you will need to press the 'power' button once, the display will wake up and it will beep, and then you have to press it again to turn off the fan. Same for all the function buttons. One issue as indicated previously. Once you turn it off (stop), if you had it set on oscillate, or any other fan speed than low, or any other mode than standard, it will not remember what setting these three options were set to when you switched it off, so when you start it again it will be on normal speed, standard mode and oscillate will be off. You'll have to set these to your preference again - each time you start it. Annoyances....not many, the biggest being the inability to control the fan speed in reverse, either with the buttons on the fan or the remote. You'll have to press the 'speed' button until it runs through the three power levels and then to 'off' before starting the cycle again. There is no storage for the remote, not an issue as a little piece of self-adhiesive velcro on the side of the fan and on the back of the remote solves this. Just one more quick observation. This fan, although it cools me (I prefer it pointing directly at me on hot days), it will not cool the room at all. Two nights ago it was 20.5°c here at 19:00 so I put the fan on oscillate and left it there until I went to bed sometime after midnight. The ambient temperature was exactly the same as it was at 19:00. I was nice and cool because of the cooling effect moving air has on skin, but the room? Still the same. So please do not buy this if you want it for cooling a space as that it not what it does.

Why did you choose this product over others?: I've been very careful with choosing a fan, most have very poor reach, too small, awful settings and/or poor build. This fan however is perfect! Well worth the money, I can feel the breeze from a very good distance away and the fact it has a remote just makes it soo much better. Easy to setup, controls are easy to follow, quite a tall fan which im really happy with. The only thing that would make it better is if it had a water/ice container on the back, but then the price would obviously be jacked up a lot. Very happy with this purchase!

I recently purchased 4 of the 44-inch oscillating tower fan, and it has quickly become an essential part of my home, especially during those hot summer days. This fan offers a great blend of performance, design, and convenience, making it an excellent choice for anyone in need of a reliable cooling solution. The sleek, modern design of this tower fan makes it a great fit for any room. Standing at 44 inches tall, it has a slim profile that doesn’t take up much floor space, making it ideal for small apartments or rooms with limited space. The fan is sturdy and well-built, with a solid base that prevents it from tipping over easily. The black and silver finish gives it a contemporary look that blends well with most decor styles. When it comes to cooling, this fan does not disappoint. It has multiple speed settings, allowing you to adjust the airflow to your preference. The oscillation feature is particularly effective, as it covers a wide area, ensuring that cool air is evenly distributed throughout the room. Whether you’re using it in the living room, bedroom, or office, this fan does a great job of keeping the air circulating and the temperature comfortable. One of the things I appreciate most about this fan is how quiet it is. Even on the highest setting, the noise level is minimal, making it perfect for use while sleeping or working. The gentle hum is soothing rather than disruptive, which is a big plus compared to other fans I've used in the past. The fan comes with a remote control, which is incredibly convenient. You can adjust the settings, turn the fan on or off, and control the oscillation without having to get up. There’s also a timer function, which is great for setting the fan to run for a specific amount of time before automatically turning off—perfect for nighttime use. Overall, the 44-inch oscillating tower fan is a fantastic investment. It’s powerful, quiet, and packed with features that make it both user-friendly and effective. Whether you need to cool down a small room or circulate air in a larger space, this fan is up to the task. It offers great value for the price, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and stylish cooling solution.

This fan is lovely on the main setting- nice and powerful and I found the temperature reading to be really useful. It also has an auto on function which will activate the fan when the room temp hits 25- but as my living room is constantly at 28 during the summer, that would mean it was on all the time, so I haven't used it. I don't like the 'sleep' and 'natural wind' functions which both seem to do the same thing- vary the motor speed, so instead of a constant whir noise you get an oscillating, up and down whirring which I find rather irritating. I suppose there's not much they can do about the fan noise at different speeds, though. I also haven't used the ion function because I don't know what it does- there's nothing in the instructions or on this page whatsoever about what the 'ion' button is for! However, the remote control is very useful, I can adjust it without having to get up. I've marked it down from 5* for 2 reasons: firstly, the 'ion' button- I'd like an explanation but there isn't one. Secondly, the beeping! It makes a very loud beep indeed when you turn it on and change the settings- so if you're next to a sleeping person you don't want to wake, or if you have neighbours on all sides like me, you can't really adjust it past midnight! There is a bright blue display screen which may cause issues to people who have very dark bedrooms, but I tend to leave the hall light on anyway so it doesn't make a difference to me.

Funciona bien, sale aire fresquito y llegó bien empaquetado. Pero OJO! Viene con el enchufe americano... Menos mal que yo tenía un adaptador en casa y así bien, por eso pongo 4 estrellas porque en la descripción no pone el tipo de enchufe.