iDOO 41" Tower Fan for Bedroom, Quiet 90° Oscillating Fans with Remote, Bladeless Standing Floor Fan that blow cold air for Dorm & Room, 6 Speed Rotating Pedestal Cooling Fan - Ventilador de Aire Frio

I live in a humid environment & even with the A/C running in the summer, I start sweating as soon as I dry off from my shower, which I hate! This fan works great in the bathroom. It doesn’t take up much floor space & because it’s tall, it does a great job of hitting my body & cooling me down. The remote works well & I like the versatility of the various settings.

This tall tower fan is performing exactly as described. The 6 speeds and quiet performance is exactly what I was looking for. The remote is a nice addition as well! If you are looking for a quality fan at a good price you can't go wrong with this choice.

This fan is incredibly quiet and easy to assemble. We love it🩵

fan is awesome feels like ac on

This is the worst fan I have ever purchased. The description of its cooler power is a joke. This item could not cool a closet.I don’t recommend this if your looker for something to cool anything larger than a shoe box.

Great tower fan, really moves air well and is mostly silent on the lower half of its 6 speed settings. I'm using this in my office and on the default fan speed of 3 and my PC tower fan is actually louder than this fan and I can barely hear this over it. Even with it being so quiet it's moving a good amount of air. My office is the size of a typical bedroom and I'm sitting probably about 7 feet away. On three I'm getting a very comfortable breeze.When you kick the speeds up to 6 it's definitely louder but still comparable to most tower fans. It's still quieter than my vornado fan. Also the noise is limited to the sound of the air moving, the oscillation is silent. My older tower fan tends to make some creaky noises while oscillating that are very distracting. It's quit nice that this fan doesn't have any creakiness to it.Assembly is really simple, everything snaps together and no screws are required. There is one weird quirk though, attaching the base to the fan requires a small collar piece. The directions and label printed on this collar seem to have the direction backwards. It has a lock/unlock icon which you would expect to turn towards lock to secure it, but actually for this part you have to turn it towards unlock to lock it in. The base of the fan has a similar print on it but that one is correct, you turn towards lock to connect it. Kind of an odd misprint but not that big a deal. I figured it out after a minute. I tried to capture this in the pictures here to show the printed icons on the fan.The rest of the assembly is quite simple but they included a small plastic piece with the remote which has no reference in the manual and I can't figure out what's it's for. I first assumed it was something to hold the remote but I can't see anywhere this would attach to the fan. I put it aside for now, doesn't seem to really matter.Operating the fan itself is pretty straightforward. When I first plugged it in there was quite a loud annoying beep, fortunately you can mute this with the remote or top panel. The display is very large and you can easily read it across the room. They also included an option to turn off the display which is a really excellent feature if you use this in your bedroom. I wish our other fan had this, the display on our old one lights up the bedroom. Really well thought out to include the option to turn off the display.Overall I'm really happy with this fan. It's very quiet for my office so I can use it while at work while I'm on calls. The remote is extremely handy to be able to control this from across the room at my desk. I didn't really consider that I needed a remote. My first thought was, great another remote to shove in a drawer, but was pleasantly surprised at how convenient it is. Would recommend this fan if you're in the market for a good tower fan.

Review for the "iDOO 41" Tower Fan for Bedroom, Quiet 90° Oscillating Fans with Remote, Standing Floor Fan"This is a floor standing fan with the blades inside the device. There are no moving blades on the outside. The fan comes with a remote. It includes an osculation option that is 90 degrees and is not modifiable (the osculation feature is either on or off) and includes variable speeds for the fan. It's not exceptionally strong fan but is fine for a smaller room. It is very quiet.Pros: Quiet, works, osculates, it can be put to the side and is unobtrusive (helps that is quiet), no moving fan parts on the outside.Cons: As far as I can tell the osculation is only one speed (fairly slow). The remote is IR so you need to be facing the front of the fan to get it to work. If you are off to the side the IR sensor on the fan will not detect the remote.If a friend asked, I would suggest this fan but it is not exceptional. At the time of writing this the fan cost $69, which was lower than other fans in its category. I don't think my hypothetical friend would go wrong with this fan.Why 4-stars, it's a nice fan that works and is quiet. The remote is a little annoying but works if you are in front of the fan. I wish the osculation was variable speed (I would like it to allow for faster osculation.)

The media could not be loaded. I actually needed a new fan for the living room, so I decided to give this tower fan a try. I must say, it does run pretty softly. It does not sound loud, like an airplane engine. Putting this tower fan together was not that difficult. There were basically just two different sets of pieces to snap together and then click in place. The instructions provided were very short and sweet, which was nice (regarding how to put this fan together). There are just four (4) short steps (in the instructions) and that was it.I will admit, I was a bit overwhelmed by the different symbols and breakdowns for each function of the remote control. I suppose that is a good thing, that this (included) remote control (with 2 also included AAA batteries) has a bunch of different features or settings. Sometimes, you just want to USE a fan...without all of the "hoopla." I found this fan to look pretty elegant and sleek however, I could also tell that this fan is rather cheaply made (again, it is only $49.99 so....). This fan looks like it would not survive a fall.I do like this fan. It does have different settings and it does blow out cool air. However, I did have one concern. There is a tiny piece (please see in my photo) that I had no clue where it went or what it does????? Also, the instructions are not clear about what to do with this tiny piece either??? I just thought that was a bit odd. In any event, for a $50 fan.....it does the job and keeps you cool for a fraction of the price. I would certainly recommend that you give this fan a try.