'Silent' tower fan is perfect for keeping cool on hot summer nights
This fan was a great choice for one shopper who said it 'is a game-changer for keeping cool during hot summer days.'
The days are getting longer, brighter and hotter as summer winds its way here. Hot weather is great, until it gets to nighttime and bedrooms become hot, stuffy and uncomfortable, meaning sleep is trickier too.
An essential around this time of year and into the summer months is a fan to bring some breeze and freshness to spaces whether it's the bedroom or communal living spaces. Shoppers are in luck as the Dreo 28dB Silent Tower Fan is down to £67.99 from £79.99 on Amazon.
This fan has a number of interesting features such as its all-in-one airflow system that combines with an electric motor meaning a whole living space can be aired as fast as up to 25 ft per second. If the bedroom is where it'll be housed, buyers no longer have to worry about the noisy loud sound that usually comes with using some makes of fans. This one has a number of features such as auto mute in sleep mode, an eight hour timer and a soft airflow which means no noise will be heard and shoppers can still get a peaceful night of sleep.
The 36-inch fan has safety covered as it includes a removable rear grille and is designed with fingertip, pinch-proof grills, a fused plug and built-in circuit protection. The versatile fan comes with four modes - normal, natural, sleep and auto - and four speeds ranging from soothing-soft to storm-strong and also has a 90 degree oscillation.
If this isn't the correct option for shoppers they could always try a more expensive option with the Dyson TP7A Purifier Cool Autoreact Fan from Argos for £300 which also captures dust, allergens and bacteria. This fan is suitable for room size up to 27m², has a noise level of 61dB and has 10 speed settings. For a slightly cheaper option the SHARK FlexBreeze HydroGo is £129.99 from Currys and has five speed settings, a quiet performance and 36W of power.
Although there are other options on the market, the Dreo fan did receive a 4.6 out of 5 star rating from a total of 33,642 reviews on Amazon. One shopper wrote: 'Bought this fan last year and honestly one of the best things I've ever purchased. It's so easy to use and it actually blows cold air rather than just circulating the hot air. The different modes are really helpful (sleep mode is so silent and perfect for me, I wake up to any noise). My whole family has bought one, I would 10/10 recommend it.'
Another said: 'I recently purchased the Dreo Tower Fan, and I couldn't be more pleased with my choice. This fan is a game-changer for keeping cool during hot summer days.'
'This fan is amazing. I've bought others which were too loud, or had annoying bright lights or just weren't very effective. This fan is none of those things. It's quiet, not totally silent but I can't sleep with a ticking clock and this fan doesn't bother me at all…The best thing I've bought in a long time,' said another customer.
Although the majority of reviews were positive, there were some shoppers who had some hesitations about the fan. One of them wrote: 'Moved a good quantity of air but much louder than expected. I returned due to it being too noisy to use as a bedroom fan. It would be good for use in other rooms where noise is not as much of an issue.'
Another shopper said: 'It is average at best. Neat looking but I get a cooler flow from an older fashioned circular fan. A bit disappointing to be honest.'
Keeping in mind all reviews, reports and prices, and the Dreo 28dB Silent Tower Fan may give shoppers the perfect combination of a peaceful nights sleep while also added some cool and comfort during hotter weather.
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