Reviews By 10 Customers

• Glen & Megan B

  

  Using it in the vertical position
  Jun 18th, 2022

  The lowest speed setting is more like a moderate, and the motor's persistent humming is too noisy for a bedroom. Additionally, each time you adjust a fan setting, there is a deafening beep. I would not suggest this for a bedroom, but it would work nicely for a main room or office.

• Dave Wales

  

  Great value & performance
  Jul 4th, 2022

  Numerous reviews that I've seen have complained about noise I'm not sure what these people anticipate. It makes noise that is entirely appropriate. It functions flawlessly and is not in any way clicky. It cools my bedroom to outdoor temperature in less than 30 minutes when the door is closed.

• Craig Brown

  

  Just about perfect for my window
  Apr 12th, 2022

  I like this fan a lot. A great value, sturdy construction, two speeds, and reversible. What else could I ask for? It would exactly fit my window if the depth were only an inch shallower. The window doesn't hold it in tightly because it's only a bit thick. I found a simple way to hold it tightly, and it now functions flawlessly. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and would do it again. I'm hoping it lasts as long as my previous fan.

• Jacob Cline

  

  Good product over all
  Mar 17th, 2022

  Exceptionally, they excel in large rooms. It would be ideal if it had a little more power. The drawback, but easy fix: We decided to fasten them to the glass by screwing them into the sides. A little pricy for a simple fan, but less expensive than others that are comparable.

• josh Constantine

  

  Works for me
  May 17th, 2022

  I use this at night to draw cool air in because I don't have AC or infinite power (I'm off the grid), and it truly helps. I was going to use to force hot air outside during the day, but my homemade loft fan outperforms it and makes it ineffective. My only gripe is that I mistakenly believed you could reverse the blade rotation, but that is my fault. I paid $5 or so for the three-year warranty, so that's excellent if it breaks.

• safety man

  

  Quiet window fan
  Mar 22nd, 2022

  Since it would fit better and prevent air from flowing in the opposite direction on the opposite side of the window, I had thought that it would circulate more air through the window than the existing fan I had. But because it didn't fulfill my expectations, I was upset. The fan, in my opinion, is fine but not what I intended.

• Bruce F.

  

  It's ok for the money...
  Jan 20th, 2022

  The fan was described as being reversible in the listing. Although that is technically true, in order to change the direction of airflow, you must first remove the fan from the window, turn it around, and then reinstall it. By that reasoning, every fan in existence is reversible. This fan isn't for you if you want to be able to reverse air flow without removing and reinstalling the fan, but it is a good buy for the money.

• Bruce Goldstein

  

  Too loud
  Jun 26th, 2022

  I bought this fan to replace a Holmes model that was comparable. I occasionally had to turn down the TV to hear if the fan was on or off because it was so quiet. With this Comfort Zone model, no such luck. You'll be able to tell when it's on. Although not as loud as a window air conditioner, the noise is nonetheless annoying.

• Patty

  

  Misleading!
  Feb 25th, 2022

  The moniker is deceptive. I anticipated receiving a fan with rotating blades or one that was blowing while the other was blowing out. I chose a fan instead because I could accomplish the same task with a $10 window fan. The entire fan must be turned such that both blades blow in the opposite direction. Disappointed!

• LaurieS

  

  Great when it works
  Mar 24th, 2022

  This fan initially operated flawlessly. One of the fans stopped functioning after around four months of use. By pushing something past the guard and moving the blades, you can generally start it. This fan hasn't been put through much use; it's only been used 0–2 times per week, usually for 2–3 hours at a time. It isn't more than five months old. It's dangerous to need to push something through the guard to activate the blades. Definitely not advised.