Belaco Stand Fan Pedestal fan 16" Oscillating free stand fan Floor fan adjustable height Black & Oranage

OK, It's a fan! Easy to assemble and although the feet feel a bit flimsy when the whole fan is together they are fine. On low speed setting it is very powerful, moves a massive amount of air. On high speed it gets toward storm force and is about as quiet as a hovering helicopter. BUt for those really hot humid summer days I am sure it will be very good. My neighbour has a 16" fan but 3-bladed and it moves nothing like the amount of air that this one does. Overall I am very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone. If you want a quiet fan for night operation this may not be for you as it is not very quiet due to its power. But there's the trade off - decide between effective or quiet! Will be looking to buy another as we move into summer. I sleep like the dead so am not worried about the noise but may be an issue for some. Overall in summary its very powerful, great value for money. Good build quality and most definitely fit for purpose. Go ahead and buy one you won't be dissappointed.

Beautiful, powerful cooling no noise, I will order 2 more,plus cheap price and very cooling just like epensive fan of £90 ..,wawu,every body should get by his beautiful power cooling it ciculates the whole room ,they put every thing to assemble in a different packet, so easy to assemble

This is my second fan from this brand so I obviously love their products. Last year I bought a 12 inch table fan and it is working great 👍 touch wood. So when I needed a pedestal fan for another room, I came straight here. The fan arrived on time, was packaged beautifully and the product is more of less the same. I love that you take these fans apart very easily and wash them and then put them back together in a jiffy. The fans are quiet enough and the breeze in the room is sweet and yet strong. The settings are very easy to work and overall I would say, if you need a fan, look no further.However, I am a little disappointed in the pedestal fan. First, it came with virtually zero instructions. I still haven't figured out where one part goes and since my fan is working, I have left well alone. Also, the foot of the fan is very wide. This makes the fan quite stable but at the same time, it you don't keep it out of your way, you could trip over. The wire/lead is not long enough. The fan is quite powerful even on the first setting. So you would want to keep it in the corner somewhere. And a longer lead would have saved us the hassle of using ab extension chord. And finally, the fan can change height etc. But the finish on the stand and the rod/ spine of the fan is not great. Not necessarily a deal breaker but I kinda expected more from them. 🤷🏻‍♀️ But then that is on me.

Poor quality all round. Yeah it spins and blows air but the head of the fan shakes like hell while it’s operating. The oscillation makes a clicking noise at each end and slows down as if it’s catching and sounds as if it’s going to break its own gears. The cheap plastic motor unit was broken in places where it had been folded for packaging. Doesn’t affect use but annoying to buy and it not be in good shape. Honestly I’d be surprised if it lasts a week before it fails.

The fan works well and is easy to install. The sound levels are also minimal.

I didn't have a manual with mine, but not too difficult to work out how to put it together.Strong speed to blow the air. It is a little on the loud side but it is for the bedroom and I was able to sleep through with it on.However, I was missing the Oscillating switch. I looked in the box and the packaging and no switch. Means that it is constantly going from left to right and back. I've emailed the company to see about getting a replacement .The "feet" feel a bit flimsy, however, where the fan is, it shouldn't fall over.

I'd never vouch for something I don't use like a celebrity, so you can generally trust me.My old desk fan was about three kilos of 80s toxic plastic and gave off sparks in humid weather. It had four power settings but the middle to were sketchy and sadly it gave up last week after nearly fifteen years of extensive boredom alleviation which have involved but are not limited to:Using it for windtunnel experiments with dyed smoke on the cats, Lego mockups of drone bodies and throwing starsA brief and luckily unsuccessful experiment to make a bladed drone hover fanFlame tunnel experiments that did not involve the cats but melted a small fortune in legoI bought this as a replacement, it turned up in a very compact box. It's big, it's adjustable and it's black and orange so anyone getting anything caught in the blades is really trying to do just that and deserves their fate.Really good for less than £30. Get them now before the inevitable three day UK heatwave followed by months of warm rain.

Quality not gd