I purchased the Ozeri adjustable oscillating tower fan for my craft room. My room is large and it can get a bit warm in there during the summer even with my central air. I needed something to help circulate the air . This fan does that very well. In my opinion it puts out plenty of air and it being oscillating makes it even better. It will keep your room cool.
There are three speeds: High, Med, Low and even on low it puts out quite a gush of air.
The fan is very quite.
There are also three modes which are breeze patterns; Sleep, nature, and normal
There is a timer which goes in increments of hours from one hour all the way up to twelve hours.
This fan also comes with a remote control which sets in the top of the fan in it's on little slot when not in use.
The fan is nice in appearance.
The fan is very quite.
There are also three modes which are breeze patterns; Sleep, nature, and normal
There is a timer which goes in increments of hours from one hour all the way up to twelve hours.
This fan also comes with a remote control which sets in the top of the fan in it's on little slot when not in use.
The fan is nice in appearance.
Below is my only cons for this fan.
The instructions are not that clear as for as putting it together. It does not tell you which screw goes where. You have to figure that one out yourself. If you add the part of the base that gives the fan height you will need a philips screw driver but if you don't use it a screwdriver is not needed.
The fan is said to be adjustable and the only way it is adjustable is by leaving the stand portion out when putting it together. There is no height adjustment other than that. With the stand it goes to forty-two inches and without thirty-two inches. I chose to leave the that portion of the stand out because of my kitty cats running through the house and my granddaughter playing. With just the base attached it is not as likely to be knocked over. I feel it is very stable with just the base.
The instructions are not that clear as for as putting it together. It does not tell you which screw goes where. You have to figure that one out yourself. If you add the part of the base that gives the fan height you will need a philips screw driver but if you don't use it a screwdriver is not needed.
The fan is said to be adjustable and the only way it is adjustable is by leaving the stand portion out when putting it together. There is no height adjustment other than that. With the stand it goes to forty-two inches and without thirty-two inches. I chose to leave the that portion of the stand out because of my kitty cats running through the house and my granddaughter playing. With just the base attached it is not as likely to be knocked over. I feel it is very stable with just the base.
I was offered this product for free of cost. I am leaving a review because I chose to and no other reason. I I am leaving feedback based on my own personal experience, but under FTC regulation I must disclose I have received it free or discounted.
