An oscillating tower fan in general often comes with a wide varying angle of oscillation, this could be from an 80-degree oscillation to a 350-degree oscillation depending on your model. Its power helps a lot: we measured air speed at 4m/s from 15cm away making this one of the most powerful fans that we’ve tested. Fortunately, this fan is very quiet, moving between 43.5dB on the lowest fan setting up to an acceptable 57.2dB on the maximum setting. With a neat remote control giving you easy access to all of the fan’s features, this is a top-quality fan for keeping you cool and your room feeling fresh. If you want a desktop version, go for the MeacoFan 650 Air Circulator. You can turn on horizontal and vertical oscillation, so the fan can be used to refresh air over a wider range, which is useful for refreshing an entire room. Our one minor complaint is that this fan could do with a more gentle speed; all speed options are quite intense. At full power, the fan delivered air speed at 4.8m/s, which only dropped at 2.8m/s at one metre and an effective 1.6m/s at two metres. That’s enough air speed to keep you cool at a distance, making the VonHaus 35″ Tower Fan a suitable fan to cool an entire room. Our one minor complaint about fan speed is that the lowest setting is still a relatively powerful 4m/s at 1m – we’d have liked a slightly lower minimum speed. There are controls at the base of the fan although these are a little confusing: you have to tap, rather than hold, the power button to change modes. Fortunately, there’s a remote control in the box, which makes it easier to use the Duux Globe.

Wide-angel Oscillation& Quiet Heater: with 60° oscillation to increase heat distribution range, avoid blowing straight for a long time, meanwhile efficiently warm yourself and your family, warm and comfortable. The noise of this ceramic heater made is lower than 55 dB, quiet enough for most people to use in a bedroom while sleeping.For design, the PureMate tower fan has a carry handle to make it more portable as well as a remote control, there is an ionizer function included if you want to make it an air tower purifier and an aroma section to scent your room while it cools. The EcoFlow Wave 2 is not cheap, but if you want a highly versatile air conditioning unit, there’s nothing quite like this. With that understanding, this list congregates all of that experience to bring you the 13 best fans that are currently on the market, but there’s even more criteria to meet beyond that. Instead of just populating this list with a handful of great fans, we’ve made sure to isolate the ones that not only work best under different scenarios, but the ones that are better suited to certain budgets as well.

WIND MODES & SPEED SETTINGS : The PureMate 43 Inch tower fan features 3-speed setting- Low, Medium & High whilst also featuring 3 wind mode setting- Normal, Natural & Sleeping wind mode for your comfort and preference. It is perfect blend of design, performance and quality. Manufactured with durability in mind, this tower fan will provide cool air over a wide coverage area for many years to come. The integrated carry handle makes this attractive tower fan portable for use all over the home. Timer & Energy Saving] - The bladeless cooling fan consumes electricity less than normal electric fans does, it comes with 8H timer function which provides you an undisturbed sleep and keeps you from catching a cold in late night. Powerful Cooling: This powerful 45W Pro Breeze tower fan boasts a huge 90-degree automatic oscillation coverage, perfect for circulating a cool high-powered breeze across large areas of your home, living room, bedroom or office We measured fan speed on maximum at 3.08m/s at 15cm, dropping to 1.31m/s at 1m. That’s pretty good, and enough air flow that you can feel this fan across a room, although there are more powerful fans on this list. On the minimum speed, the fan runs at 1.31m/s at 15cm, which is actually a little too powerful and we’d have preferred a greater range in performance.A fan isn’t just about direct cooling, it’s about shifting stuffy, stale air around and refreshing a room. There’s no fan that can do that better than the MeacoFan 1056 Pedestal Air Circulator. A pedestal version of the desktop model, which is still available, this large fan has horizontal and vertical oscillation, so that it pushes air all around, giving full-room recirculation. We’ve seen small, portable models before, and they’ve usually been a bit rubbish. Not so with the MeacoFan 260C Cordless Air Circulator, which has a lot of power, reaching a maximum air speed of 2.3m/s from 15cm away. That’s enough air to give you a cooling dose of air. There are four fan speeds in total, with the lowest running at 49.7dB, or quiet enough to sleep through.

It’s a touch on the expensive side, but if you want a small cooler that can keep you comfortable while you work or sleep, this one is very effective. Next, this model is also a humidifier, adding moisture to the air when needed. Again, it’s a fully automated system that will only add moisture when it’s needed. This helps improve the home environment and can help with dry skin and make it easier to breathe. We measured noise at a maximum of 48.5dB on the minimum setting, up to a more powerful 60.1dB on maximum – both measured from 15cm. This means that you can always hear the fan when it’s turned on, although it’s not too distracting.To conclude, this PureMate tower fan is a great option if you are looking to cool down and purify a large room area thanks to its big size and high power. Suitability - The MYCARBON Tower Fan is a floor standing appliance which is suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, conservatories, home offices, offices, and more. It has a 5 metre air range and an air flow rate of up to 350 cubic metres per hour.