EcoAir Halo Tower Fan, Low Energy 47"/49", Low Power Consumption from 2.8 Watts/hr, 12 Fan Speeds, 0.5-12 Hour Timer, Remote Control, Oscillation Function, Sleep Mode, Nature Mode

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We’ve even seen some fans that can regulate their speed according to the ambient temperature, or that have a sleep setting where the fan slows down gradually over the course of the night. Key specs – Dimensions: 88 x 34 x 34cm; Weight: 5kg; Oscillation angle: 90 degrees horizontal, 100 degrees vertical; Cord length: 1. Perhaps the best thing about this fan, though, is that you can use it either as a pedestal fan or a floor fan – or even a desk fan at low speed – just by adding or removing one section of the stalk.

Here we’ve rounded up the best fans on the market so that you can find the perfect desk fan for your office, tower fan for your lounge, or whisper-quiet fan to help you sleep at night. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. It looks great with its low-glow green digital temperature display and touch-sensitive controls, and we’re also keen on the fan’s tilt feature, where you can push it back by up to 7 degrees to direct the airflow upwards. All it takes is a tap of the touch-sensitive button on the base, which switches between fan mode and three heat settings.

This includes, but is not limited to, the following postcodes: BT, GY, HS, IV, IM, JE, KA, KW, PA, PH, SI, TR, ZE. There’s no point in having a fan to keep you cool if you can’t sleep through the noise or hear the TV over the racket, and often you’ll need to find a compromise. From personal mini fans and tower fans to super-powerful, industrial-style fans, the Pro Breeze fans are designed to be energy-efficient, simple to operate and most importantly effective. Our cookie management banner gives you the option to disable non-essential cookies, or you can manage this in your browser settings.

Some fans also use noticeably quieter, more energy-efficient motors and blade designs, maximising cooling power while minimising noise. The Pure Cool Me looks more like a space-age ashtray than a fan and directs airflow through narrow apertures either side of a dome, which in turn directs that air out into the room.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Fans aren’t generally that expensive to run – even the most powerful models we’ve tested use around 40W when running at maximum speed. Secondly, look for a quiet fan: generally they range between 20dB at low fan speeds to 70dB at high speed. The Vortex Air’s only downside is that it suffers from the usual problem of all fan heaters – that temperatures can dip fast when the heater isn’t active – and that there’s no way to manually set the thermostat control.

As they’re designed to be used at a distance, they might offer more angles, a wider oscillation range and a remote control.

Indeed, a good blast of air from a decent fan can keep things bearable and help you get some shuteye when the mercury is rising. While it’s not as powerful or prestigious as the Dyson fan at the top of our list, I think it’s subtler and better looking – not to mention far cheaper, for still excellent performance.

You can easily lug it around the house with the integrated handle, yet it puts out a decent airflow at each of its three speed settings, with an 80-degree oscillation. The fan will switch from trickle to boost via the integral pull switch or light switch - depending on how you choose to have it wired up. However, what we like most about this tower fan is that it offers an efficient and economical way to cool a larger area. This range of speed settings not only allow you to exactly select the cooling mode, it can also be use to promote healthy air circulation. Yes, desk fans are generally the cheapest and lowest-powered but are usually the best choice at close range.Even at the top end it only emits 50dB – about the same as a fridge – making it one of the best choices for bedrooms. Nearly all fans offer a choice of speed settings, which makes finding that balance easier, and some have special nighttime modes.