Black & Decker BXFD52002GB 11inch Air Circulator Desk Fan, 7 Hour Timer, Black

Ok so it’s a little pricey for a fan , but you get what you pay for. It’s decent looking and not a bog standard white desk fan , it’s quite industrial. Very light , portable and the touch button surface is very responsive. Remote is a good idea though and the beeps let you know you have changed a setting via remote, which is a good attribute. At the highest speed setting it’s a little noisy but it’s not something that I’d gripe about as it’s still quieter than my last fan. So, good look, good build, quiet, plenty of control options and a remote… worth buying

This little fan is a fabulous buy. It’s very powerful for its size and the cost. I have already recommended this fan to many of my friends and family.

I love this fan. It is so intuitive to use. Love the timer feature. Sensibly, pressing the button once gives you 1 hour for the fan, which is the most useful setting. Very quiet. Steady as a rock, even at highest setting. We now have 3 if these fans - 1 for each upstairs bedroom. The beep when changing settings or switching on or off is the only problem, when you want to put the fan on late at night or early morning. It is an unnecessarily loud beep. Minor problem, when the fan itself is so good.

Good fan, lots of settings. Utilitarian: simple, black, powerful. Fan speeds are also cyclic. Settings are also saved so that's another plus.- 1 star for not being able to disable the beeping or turn off the LEDs.Also a bit expensive. I paid almost 80 for this.If you don't mind the beeps and the lights it's a good buy :)

I love this fan it does everything a fan can possibly do the first two settings are so quiet you would not know it was on love it

Strong fan, really circulates the air round the room

The media could not be loaded.  A Function Over Form UnitThis is an usually well built fully oscillating fan that looks futuristic with its elongated wind tunnel effect jet engine type face. Quite industrial looking in a family home environment.The exterior design could be better. the plastic feels fairly simply. For a fan that really does an excellent job, and so silently, to boot, I would have been impressed if it looked as sleek as it functioned.•. Low Sound On Low Setting:The sound on setting 1 is seamless, barely audible, which you see in my video, though you may hear the noise of some of the white goods in the background.•. How Does it Move?It moves seamlessly side to side with a touch of the front panel - which is a button-free touch panel. For side to side movement, the entire base oscillates. Its also moves up and down uniquely and impressively without faltering, tis operates by the usual ball joint on the head of the fan.Both of these functions can be set simultaneously which is visible in the later half of my video so that you can take full advantage of the highly effective cooling system. By touching both buttons, you highlight both sets of movements. They then work independently but collaboratively by way of the rotating base for horizontal movement; and the ball head joint for the vertical movement.•The Speeds:There are 8 speeds. I try the highest setting at the end of my video. The sound for the highest setting is considerably louder than the 1st expectedly. Though the base stands firm and steady with not even a flinch.•. The Timer:The timing functions is quite unique from all the fans ive seen.A singe touch button allows controls upto 7 hours in 1 hour increments.•. The Modes:There are a choice of 3 modes:Wind, natural and sleep mode.The wind power gives the same sensation as sticking your head out of an open car window repeatedly.The sleep mode apparently lowers the sound of the unit for nighttime, but I couldn't gauge a difference between this and the normal mode in full power 8.•. The Power:Its not the most powerful fan I've used, when compared to stand alone fans, but of all the desk fans i've tried. This one packs the most amount of power at the lowest sound disturbance and yet manages to look like you have a jet engine on your desk.If only the exterior shell was higher end...4 stars

The media could not be loaded.  • a lot of fans, that look nothing alike, share the same landing page!• My review is the the 11 inch (small) low noise air circulator• Its performance is actually great, but the controls are so crap.• You have to concentrate really hard and star at tiny symbols (not even buttons, they're completely flat)• The noise is pretty low.• Yes, it comes with a little remote but I haven't yet tried it.• I just want real actual buttons on the fan itself - that you can feel and press. Just because technology makes something possible, it doesn't mean that you should do it.HEAD MOVEMENT==============• Weirdly, the head moves, but it doesn't oscillate in the way that every other fan in the world does.• Imagine the head movement a person makes when they nod "yes".• It can do that.👉🏽 I thought it would be crap, but it's actually really effective.UPDATE: It can oscillate from side-to-side as well!KEY POINTS==========• Performance is very good.• First impressions (before turning it on): it looks ugly and cheap. Annoying to use.• It's actually quite a cool piece of engineering - but it still seems dear for what it is.• The power lead is long enough and it has a UK fitted plug on the end.