Deco Breeze 3 Speed Oscillating Floor Standing Fan, 16" Head - Providence

Got this fan for something a little more stylish than a regular pedastal fan you'd buy at the hardware store or Walmart....and, it delivers. It looks nice, looks like the photo. It's not flimsy, it is sturdy. The instructions aren't perfect, definitely 1 or 2 steps lost in translation, but they're not terrible and it takes 10 mins to put together. The middle rod that you thread through the blades, the cap is actually clockwise to loosen, counterclockwise to tighten. And to pull the cap off I had to use pliers to hold the rod while I unscrewed it. The 4 screws that come out are labeled like they are a part. Again, a little lost in translation probably. But that's it, nothing you can't figure out and they link to a QR code YouTube videos in the manual. The videos may not be your exact fan model but you'll figure it out. So how's the fan? It oscillates and definitely puts out air. Low is a more than adequate setting. Medium is like what you'd expect for high and High is turbo blast. I'll update this review later after a few months to see how it holds up. Edit: The fan color is a dark bronze color in direct light, and very dark in the shadows/shade. Attached photos show the color. Edit 1.5+ years later: this fan has held up great! It puts out a lot of air, as I said Low is loud and puts out a lot of air but I'm good with that! If you want a loud fan that looks nice and puts out lots of air this is the fan for you.

Previously I got the smaller version of this fan and put it in my bedroom and I absolutely loved it and it helped move air around perfectly! I actually ended up getting cold and finally had a need to use my comforter! I decided that with spring coming around the corner and it being 85 degrees now in February (I live in the south where 98% of the year it’s hot), I can figure that my electric bill will be out of this world come summer. I have a 4k sq ft home so I decided since the little fan does an amazing job, I should get more and put them around my house to help circulate air so that hopefully it gives my two A/C units a break. These fans are great quality, give off great cold air, multiple settings, extremely easy to put together (I never looked at the instructions), and they look great (at least with my decor). I have three; two small and one big and love them. And I will probably end up with more for my upstairs. NOTE: the remote control I use in the video does not come with the fan. I bought on Amazon a remote control outlet (I highly recommend if you’re like me and don’t use an Alexa or Siri).

This motherFANNer weighs a TON. Thank God for free shipping. Quite tall, too. Wicked easy to assemble, tho, bears repeating: Weighs. A. Ton. Love the vintage look. I rarely crank it up past level 1, thanks to very strong flow. Has 3 speeds, oscillates nicely. Once it breaks tho, that’s it. This and all these fans are made in China and no one is willing or able to try to repair them when they break. “Different parts” is the lazy excuse. Consider this a costly disposable fan. Similar fan died on me 2 years ago no one would touch it. Runs loud but smoothly if that makes any sense.

I have been wanting one of these for quite a while. I finally had my points saved up and splurged on this fan! It is as beautiful as the picture shows. You do have to put it together. No problems. Easy to follow instructions. I could have put it together without them, too. Pros: Quiet but still puts out a terrific breeze. Con: When you put it on High the motor shakes a tiny bit. You can't tell from a distance but when you stand next to it you can see the shaking. Pro/Con: Heavy! This will not knock over (like my box fan did frequently) but will make me move it less. Overall: I'm glad I bought it and I look forward to having it for many years. May have to get the table fan version for the bedroom. Just gotta save up those points.

I wanted a decorative floor fan of high quality for my new home in Florida. I could find nothing very attractive locally, so opted to pay big bucks on this model. First, it was in a gazillion pieces and took me way too long to assemble for the price I paid. It should have been designed to put together in 5 minutes - but clearly wasn't. Anyhow, once assembled it did look good and seemed to run fine. Used it for a week at night and one morning I discovered a piece of dark plastic lying on the floor at the base of the fan. Turned out to the the knob that is used to turn on/off the oscillating feature. It was clearly broken and had never (not once) been touched my me or my wife (no kids around here). Anyhow, it could not be fixed, short of super glue, which is ridiculous to consider for such an expensive floor fan. I returned it for a full refund. Ended up at Lowe's and found one equally attractive at half the price and I put the thing together in less than 10 minutes. Live and learn...

Very sturdy - looks just the way it appears in pictures on line. I've read reviews where other buyers complained about its loudness. I agree, it is a tat louder than the fan I replaced. However, this fan is 16 inches across, my old one was only 14. Bigger blades, better airflow, louder movement - simple. It does not make any type of unusual noises while the motor is on so in my opinion it does what it's supposed to. Great looking fan! If this is the style you d prefer, this one definitely has the "wow factor" - it's a keeper!

This is EXACTLY what we were hoping for. It is GORGEOUS! AND it really works and is not too noisy. I always wish fans were silent, but given that they generally are not, this one is much quieter than I expected, and it is beautiful and people love it when they see it. We have used it both inside and outside, and it is perfect in our Victorian home. The only thing I would change is the instructions were useless. We had to just put it together like a puzzle without really using the instructions. It was not difficult, but assembling it had little to do with the directions. I think they may have sent the wrong instructions.