DysonCool Tower Fan

I have had the AM-06 for a while now and while its price puts a lot of people off its good looking and sort of cool (ha!) it does do a good job but you do feel as if it should be cheaper or did something extra, like being a wifi extender, ohh now theres an idea...AnywayI decided to get a second fan for my bedroom and even though the Dyson fans are still silly money for a fan (especially a non wifi equipped one) they are great fans and quiet, very quiet, perfect for bedroom cooling, the AM-07 is a taller fan and outputs twice the air that the smaller 06 does so I decided to get one and it has been superb, the bigger opening makes the air movement feel like a wall of air where as the 06 feels like a cone of air, even on its lowest setting it cools the room down fast and is whisper quiet, money well spent.

I have found this cooler fantastic, I live in an apartment which is very warm overnight, this machine as been a godsend, its like a cool breeze blowing, found it not to be to noisy doesn't keep you awake,I love it that much I have ordered another one.The only small criticism is the remote control, the buttons are a bit small,also no instructions as to if you can change the batteries in it.It is expensive but worth it.

Simple to assemble and operate and looks good. Very quiet, especially on the lower settings (1 - 4). I'd been hoping for a fan I could use in the bedroom and this is the only fan I've been able get to sleep while using. On hot nights I switch it on when enjoying my bedtime reading then use the remote control to set it to 15 minutes snooze time at lights out. I'm normally asleep by the time it switches off. A simple but nice feature is that you can store the remote by simply popping it on top of the fan where it is securely held by a magnet thus making it more difficult to lose. A trivial feature perhaps, but I think it demonstrates the thought that has gone into the design of the whole.My only criticism concerns its portability. If you wish to move the fan, you are instructed not to lift it by the fan column but only by the base of the unit. This makes it a little awkward - not that it's by any means too heavy, but carrying a unit that tall by the extreme base creates a feeling of less than ideal stability.

The media could not be loaded. This is a average product, ive since got a regular pedestal fan which i feel is overall better than this fan (klarstein silent fan).CONSBasically a dyson vacum on blow - setting 1 is slight white noise, level 10 pretty much sounds like a dyson on blow. Mostly have it on speeds 1-3 so acceptable. I could not sleep with this fan though as any fan noise i dont like.Weak amount of air that doesnt 'cool' the room - its just a fan pushing existing airMostly plasticLightweight - could be knocked over, however, as its lightweight, probably wont cause alot of damage / kill your cat..Remote control - just copy of the Apple remote from 2005ish. Buttons are flush and hard to find without looking at it. You have to aim directly at the base.You cant oscillate without the remote - on the machine they follow the retarded Apple way of 'one button does everything' form over function nonsense.The led panel on the front does not turn off while the machine is on - not ideal if you have it in your bedroom. I added 3-5 layers of brown packing tape which muted this light.PROSTakes up very little space - about 18cm so ideal for small corners.Looks really cool and futuristic, ideal for pretentious design studios or for private dentist surgeries.Oscillation is quite unlike some pedestal fans which can creak.No blades so complete safety on that front but the £90 fan i bought to replace this locks the cage with a phillips screw so the chances of getting to the blades are still slim with regular fans).Overal, ideal if you have limited space and dont mind white noise in the background.Fan i now use is this one - https://amzn.to/2lsSeQx

As it says on all the marketing it is indeed a very, very good fan. It has 10 speeds and on setting 1 or 2 its almost silent. We talked ourselves into buying it as we have a voucher to reduce the price and have a young son so the bladeless feature is piece of mind.Is it a wonderful piece of engineering.... YesIs it worth the price tag compared to a sub £100 model..... not reallyIf you have £300+ to throw away on things like fans then you can not go wrong but please don't break the bank to get this, thinking you will be getting something so much better.

I was looking for a good fan as my place tends to get very hot in summer in just average temperatures. Bought the Dyson Tower Fan- it is very expensive but I see it as a long teem investment. It is very quiet and gives a good airflow even at the low settings. Love the fact that a lot of thought has gone into the design - even the remote is magnetised so it can sit of the top of the Fan! Buy this fan - it's worth it.

I am absolutely delighted with the Dyson cooling fan . The only noise it emits is a soft purr if on a low rating - I hate noisy fans and most have a high noise level.Perhaps it is that low purr that keeps the cat happy as well - he usually loathes fans.In the recent heat wave it has allowed me to breathe at night and sleep undisturbed.It has an innovative elegant shape and responds instantly to its controls.It doesn't appear to move the air around it violently yet cools within a large area.I consider it pricey but what price a good night's sleep and being able to breathe properly.The proof my praise is sincere? A family member is buying me another one for another room , this week.

It is a little noisy though probably rather less than an ordinary fan. On the other hand, it is much better looking than a conventional fan, works well and is ideal for the heatwave.