MasterHeavy Duty Utility Blower, 3 Speed Portable Floor Fan with Outlet & Pivoting Head for Home & Garage Cooling, Drying and Air Circulation

These little workhorses are worth having. They are well built and work well in moving air and keeping it circulated in a room. I was suprised with their light weight. They come in a bright yellow sturdy card board box and are small fans with three speeds. They can be put almost anywhere in a room and provide excellent cooling. Using two of them running almost constantly has not made any noticible difference in our electric bill and has kept us comfortable through the heat waves going through our area. I do recommend these fans for your comfort and they are excellent for keeping people and pets cool.

For those not familiar with squirrel cage fans, they are the best way to move air across a large space, far more effective than other fan types. In my case, I have a window air conditioner in one room and use the Stanley blower to move air into the adjacent living room area. Works well and is economical. This type of fan is not as quiet as some other fan types, but I actually like to have the extra fan noise at night. I have also used this type of fan as a small type of attic fan with a suitable roof vent (takes a little work and ingenuity to seal it properly to the vent, but works very well).

This air blower is lightweight, easy to maneuver and has an adjustable angle fan so you can direct the air stream at whatever height you need it. Used it to move cool air down a long hallway from an area with ac to a section with no ac. Regular fans spread the air out which is their job but very inefficient to transfer stream of air so I was cooling the hallway but not the other room. This unit directed the air in a tunnel like fashion so more of it could reach the area with sufficient volume. Very powerful for such a small unit. Would work great in any room or garage if you are trying to push air and not just disperse in same space. I am able to use less electricity trying to cool larger area.

I canvassed this fan for 2 months before I bit. This blower/fan works really great, the pivot head allows for more drying options for your needs. I purchased this to clean up water work stations and to dry screens for printing and it does the job i want it to do. It also has a 110v plug on the side if you want to link another fan to it or use it for other things. Its a good tool to have, and the price point was pretty decent, would of liked to see it at about $50 but hey, it came quick as i needed it for a hot job, it worked well for what i needed it to do and it has some flexibility in the design. So overall a real good buy.

I'll start with by saying UPS sucks at handling packages. ALWAYS my packages come damaged, as if UPS employees would play soccer or football with them. Luckily the fan I bought wasn't damaged. Ok, so the fan works fine, but nothing to be impressed of. I ordered a fan previously, but it had a rattling sound while in operation and the housing shaked a little too, so I returned it and ordered one more, which arrived with the damaged box. This fan has one less plug than the Stanley 655704, is less sturdier and I think the cord is half a foot shorter than the later. It blows more air that the Stanley 655704, has wider side intake grills (which is better) and wider and bigger vent. One thing I dont like is the price, I think is expensive due to its inferior construction compared to the 655704, which I said, is sturdier solid, and cheaper ($47-$48 if you comb patiently through Amazon or Ebay). I purchased this blower to give it a try and see if it could beat my badass Mainstays SBPC-160B, and being honest the Stanley st-310A pushes a little more air than the first. I love it's design, but not it's high price, cheap feeling, the fact it only comes with one plug. There's even a gap where the housing and the body/base meet, probably the result of a poor design. Let's see how well it goes with time, hope it will worth the money I spent in.Update- the foam feet fell off almost immediately, affecting the fan's stability and the surfaces that touch the floor got scratched. I had to put RUBBER feet that I took off a broken laptop. Come on Stanley, don't be cheap, put on real rubber feet on your product!!!

This is not a fan, its a blower. Big difference...fans blow warm air if surrounding temps are warm, but this blows cool air...I almost don't get it! I will never purchase a fan again, only blowers. It's powerful too. I have one in a room thats 10'x15' and the room is probably too small for a blower such as this. You will have to point it towards the ceiling because papers will fly everywhere. Worth every penny! During this pandemic, I turn it on and spray Lysol for 1-2 seconds in front of the blower to sanitize the air. I'm very pleased with it. I have 4 of them. It also keeps the A/C from constantly cutting on when the blower is running. You will hear it running, it's not the quietest. I'm in the South where summer temps are 95-100 deg. You can't go wrong with these.

We've been using this in a very dusty environment for over a year and it's still going strong. Pushes out a lot of air for it's small size and relatively light weight.

For its size nothing come close to the amount of air it moves. It isn’t the quietest but that’s to be expected because of how much air it can move. It is surprisingly powerful considering its size.