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Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
'Powerful' Shark fan falls to record low price amid heatwave
Amazon shoppers are beating the heatwave with the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Fan that's now cheaper than Shark's own price Amazon has undercut Shark's price for a cooling fan that's on offer for a record low price. The Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Cordless Indoor and Outdoor Fan has been reduced from £249.99 to £219. A similar deal is available direct from Shark, where the same fan is down from £249.99 to £219.99. Arguably the main selling point of the Shark fan is its misting feature, powered by the portable and removable MistPro tank. This can be filled with chilled water to enjoy a cool mist outdoors, with Shark claiming it lowers temperatures by up to 6C. The fan can be converted between pedestal and tabletop fan modes at the touch of a button. Simply press, lift away, and enjoy misting and oscillation in both modes. The FlexBreeze boasts five fan speeds and two SmartBreeze modes said to simulate natural wind patterns capable of reaching up to 20 meters. It also has 180° of side-to-side oscillation and a 55° tilt, allowing complete control of the wind direction. The fan can be powered through its main plug for continuous power or cordlessly with a battery life of up to 24 hours, with the portability allowing Brits to beat the heat around the garden. For those looking for a more budget-friendly fan, the JYMIPA Standing Fan (£95.99) has received no negative feedback from Amazon customers and is said to be 'whisper quiet'. Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Fan £249.99 £219 Amazon Get the deal here Product Description Those preferring a bladeless fan can opt for the Russell Hobbs Premium Tower Fan (£59) from Dunelm, which boasts a 4.9-star rating and a flexible seven-hour timer. But the Shark FlexBreeze has won over shoppers, racking up a 4.2-star rating at Amazon and a 4.8 at Shark. One five-star review says: 'The fan is extremely quiet even on higher speeds and acts as advertised, lowers temperatures without mist on, with the mist on outside it works even better. It's expensive but looking at the build quality I'm hoping it will last for years.' Another said: 'A good powerful fan providing a lovely breeze to keep things cool in the conservatory when the sun is out. The water mist is strictly for outdoors as the spray does generate quite a lot of large droplets that gather on the base plate and will also moisten any items nearby. The mist is perfect for those summer barbecues keeping the chef nice and cool. Kids love standing in front of it to help keep them cool while playing in the garden.' However, the same buyer added: 'Only drawbacks would have been nice to have more angle on the oscillation and the ability to adjust the height and not just the angle of the fan.' This happy customer said of the Shark FlexBreeze: 'A must have, whatever the weather. Just another SharkNinja product you never knew you needed. The fan is incredibly effective when used both with and without the misting feature. It's sturdy but easy to manoeuvre and the ability to run for hours off the rechargeable battery is a game changer.'
Tom's Guide
2 days ago
- Business
- Tom's Guide
I just tested Shark's FlexBreeze misting fan — and it's 20% off now to beat the massive summer heat wave
I wasn't built to endure the heat, so on the rare occasion that London turns into a sweaty furnace of death, I close the curtains, take a cold shower, and use it as an excuse to test a new fan. And it's only been three days, but I can already confidently say that the Shark FlexBreeze is the most impressive cooling fan I have ever used. With over 200 million people in U.S. also facing a scorching heat wave for the coming week, now is a great time to up your fan game. With an in-built misting mechanism that sprays a fine jet of water while it fans you, it makes me feel like a crisp head of lettuce being given the cooling mist treatment in a fancy grocery store. Best of all, if you're looking for a new fan to help you get through the summer, the Shark FlexBreeze is reduced right now. Down from $249 to $199 at and reduced by £30 for U.K.-based readers (like me), it's an immediate summer must-have. Shark's FlexBreeze Pro Mist is Shark's smartest cooling fan yet. It offers immense versatility, with a portable design (complete with carry handle and even a bag) and can also be converted to a freestanding fan. It's also rechargeable, and features a removable misting attachment for next-level cooling. U.K.-based readers can also pick up a great saving on the FlexBreeze when shopping direct at Shark. This £30 saving is pretty generous considering how fast fans are selling out nationwide, and it's a heatwave staple that will come in handy year after year. This fan is super versatile. You can leave it plugged in for day-to-day use, but it's also portable thanks to its rechargeable battery, which means you could literally take it on a road trip if you wanted. Better yet, it's got a removable water tank that attaches easily to the fan head. This emits a super fine mist that's blown towards you as the blades blast cooling air in your direction. And if you're wondering, that feels as good as it sounds. I actually got a little too comfortable sitting in front of my fan yesterday, and it was only when I had to run some errands around the house that I realised the apartment had become unbearably hot. The versatility with this fan is next-level. It lifts in and out of its base with the click of a button, and has folding-down legs that will prop it up for both indoor and outdoor use. You should note that Shark warns you to only use the mister when outdoors. Have I been following that advice? No, I have not. I've been giving myself the full grocery store experience while sat on the couch watching Love Island. But I can see why Shark warns not to spray water inside your house, filled with all your electricals and probably some furniture that you don't want to mop down.
Tom's Guide
5 days ago
- Tom's Guide
Forget Dyson — I tried this smart fan and it proves you don't need to spend a fortune
For the last 3 years, I've been using the Dyson Pure Cool in my home. I honestly have no problems at all with it, and in fact, it's what I've been using to cool a second bedroom in my home. Not only is it smart with remote controls I can access through an app, but it delivers a potent stream of cool air when I need it — plus, it acts as an air quality monitor. My only issue is that it costs a fortune. That's why I've switched to the Shark FlexBreeze for the last year, which I love for its ability to work off battery power. While it's way cheaper than Dyson, it's still pricey for an indoor fan with its $179 cost. Shark used to be my favorite Dyson alternative until I tested out the Dreo TurboPoly Fan 508S for the past month. And you know what? It proves how Dyson is overrated. The Dreo TurboPoly Fan 508S is a feature rich smart fan that runs ultra quiet at 20dB, while still delivering a powerful stream of air to cool rooms in no time at all. It also features a unique 3D oscillating design that flows air all throughout a room. There's also ambient lighting courtesy of the LED light ring that outlines the back. First of all, let me tell you what this $129 priced smart fan has to offer. Most notably, it features a unique design that makes it look like it's an ordinary fan at first glance, but it rotates horizontally and vertically up to 120-degrees — allowing it to better distribute fresh air evenly. This is different from my Dyson Pure Cool that rotates left and right, since the Dreo TurboPoly Fan 508S can move up and down. In fact, it can point itself towards the ceiling to draw air from beneath and spread it across the ceiling. In my experience, I found this method much more effective at quickly cooling down the room faster than either the Dyson or Shark fans. Secondly, it runs much quieter than the Dyson because it operates at 20dB. Even when I set it to its fastest speed, it's nowhere as loud as the Dyson, which is perfect for when I'm trying to nap. I can't tell you enough about why this matters because it makes a huge difference, like being able to take video calls without my audio sounding distorted due to background noise. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Another unique feature about the Dreo TurboPoly Fan 508S is that it doubles as an ambient light source. I really like the LED light ring outlining the back of the fan. Not only does it add some ambiance to a room, but it's great that I can switch it to just about any color I want — or even set it to rotate between all of the colors. It's a function I didn't think would be helpful at first, but I was proven wrong. Just like my Dyson, the Dreo offers controls remotely through the Dreo app, allowing me to remotely turn it on, make quick adjustments to its speed, and even set how far it oscillates. I've also integrated it into Google Home, offering me greater control by speaking voice commands. It's not different from what I can do with the Dyson, but it doesn't cost a fortune either. There's a big difference between $129 for the Dreo and the $400+ you'd fork over for the Dyson.
Daily Record
13-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Amazon slashes £50 off 'silent but powerful' Shark fan in time for weekend heatwave
Get prepared for the sticky summer days with a great quality fan There's a heatwave coming. Expect hot, sticky nights and airless days - or invest in a fan and say hello to a cool breeze, whatever the weather is doing outside. Amazon is selling the 4.5-starred Shark FlexBreeze TableMate Cordless Fan for £99, down from £149.99. That's £50 off the RRP. The fan can be used indoors or outdoors, thanks to its portable and cordless design. It's also rainproof, so if it gets left outside by accident, it shouldn't cause too much damage. Handily, it's super quiet, so the telly or radio can remain on without a whirring fan interfering. Elsewhere, Currys has the Dyson Cool Tower Fan for £269.99. It is pricier, but it is a Dyson, so pretty stylish. And has 10 different speeds, depending on how severe the heat is. Meanwhile, Debenhams has the Pro Breeze 32" Bladeless Tower Fan and Air Purifier, which is up for £94.99. It purifies and cools, and oscillates, meaning it can cool a full room easily. One customer said of the Shark FlexBreeze: 'This fan is ingenious. How much money have we all wasted looking for a fan that was supposed to be silent? This pretty much concludes that quest. This fan is all I ever wanted. When Shark said it's silent. It's silent. Full stop. I only just unboxed it, but it does all it says on the tin, but better than all other fans. My Dyson is going into the cupboard. It's well designed and looks and feels solid.' Another said, 'This fan is amazing. When I took it out of the box, I pressed the on button to test it. I continued unpacking it, thinking it had no charge, as I could not hear anything. The fan was pointing away from me, so I never felt the breeze. It turned out that it was on and so quiet that I could not hear it. I had it on all last night and slept all the way through for the first time in a long time. Brilliant fan!' A third added: 'Love the Shark fan range. Have several different ones and all are robust and good quality. Would recommend.' However, one shopper said: 'Although not the windiest of fans it's more than adequate for the job. Being on a small tripod and being cordless allows for it to be placed wherever you need it. The remote control works well, tried it from out in the hall and through doors with no problem. All functions on the remote work as intended. You have to manually adjust the angle up or down whilst the oscillation is taken care of by the machine. It's quiet in operation and at higher speeds you hear the airline rather than the noise of the fan spinning.' For those dreading the hot weather that's on its way, the Shark FlexBreeze TableMate Cordless Fan could be a game changer.
Wales Online
01-06-2025
- Business
- Wales Online
Shark shoppers praise fan as 'the best ever' with almost flawless reviews
Shark shoppers praise fan as 'the best ever' with almost flawless reviews Shark's FlexBreeze fan has shoppers with many calling it the best fan they've ever bought The Shark FlexBreeze can be attached to a hosepipe to produce a cooling mist perfect for relaxing outside during heatwaves (Image: Narin Flanders ) Summer is almost around the corner and the Met Office has just announced that it expects the summer to be hotter and feature even more heatwaves. And for many Brits who struggle with the heat, a good quality fan might be an invaluable purchase - and this powerful Shark fan has been labelled as "the best ever" by shoppers. The Shark FlexBreeze High-Velocity 12 in 1 Fan is currently £170 on Amazon thanks to a deal which knocked the price down from £199.99. The fan comes with several configurations, including corded or cordless, tabletop or pedestal fan, indoors or outdoors, with or without a mister. There are five fan speeds, 180° oscillation, 55° tilt and a remote that helps shoppers stay cool. Read more: 'These Dr Martens sandals are my top summer purchase and they've got £42 off' Read more: Nutrition expert says mushroom coffee offers an energy boost 'without the crash' Shoppers can also feel the cooling breeze up to 20 metres away. For those who struggle to sleep at night due to the heat, ultra-quiet blades create gentle white noise, making it ideal for cooling their bedrooms and helping users sleep better. For anyone who does not want to spend quite as much Boots offers a Silentnight Home Electricals Airmax 1800 Stand Fan on sale for £40.50. It has a 4.4 star rating from shoppers and is 'easy to assemble'. The Shark FlexBreeze fan £199.99 £169.99 AMAZON GET DEAL Product Description Amazon has this Shark FlexBreeze fan for a cheaper price thanks to a payday sale. Perfect for the summer and the potential heatwaves that are on the horizon. Debenhams also offers a 40" Bladeless Tower Fan on offer for £119.99. It has a rating of 4.8 with 35 five star reviews and has been praised for being 'quiet'. The best thing about the Shark fan is that it has almost flawless reviews from almost 600 people on Amazon. One shopper who called it the "best fan ever" said they loved it. They added: "I have spent so much money on fans over the past few years, and none have even come close to how amazing this one is. It's the perfect size to move from desk to floor, and it's not a faff to do so. It's also brilliant for home working, as the first two settings are super quiet, and the third setting adds some noise; however, nothing louder than having your window open. "Even on the lowest setting, it gives a nice cooling breeze and really brings down the temperature in any room. The ultimate part is that it has a built-in rechargeable battery, which makes it the best one I have purchased. Brilliant for moving without the need for cables and it has a nice, solid weight to it." Another shopper added: "Expected no less from Shark Ninja. The fan is well designed, with a rather small footprint. The base is heavy enough to prevent wobbling, but light enough to be easily manoeuvred. Shark's FlexBreeze fan works indoors and out and can be run without a cable for up to 24 hours (Image: Shark ) "By looking at it, the Flexbreeze looks like a lightweight in the fan department, but turn it on and you're pleasantly surprised. Whisper quiet on settings one and two, with a mild hum all the way up to five. I couldn't sit in front of it on five for very long at all, felt like the inside of a wind tunnel." Article continues below However at a price of almost £200, some have complained about the price. One shopper added: "The remote is handy and the fact that it lifts away for a more portable fan is also handy. "It does what I need it to do, but still overpriced for what it is, as some of the smaller fans out there now are still quite strong at a fraction of the cost, hence the rating. Shark is a good brand, though, and this fan is solidly made, so I am hoping this will see me through many summers."
