Amazon Basics 3 Speed Small Room Air Circulator Fan, 7-Inch

ESTA MUY PRACTICO PARA EL LUGAR DONDE LO TENGO APARTE QUE HECHA MUY BUEN AIRE CON POTENCIA , ESTA MUY BIEN , LO RECOMIENDO MUCHO

I absolutely love this fan! Not only is it crazy affordable, but it genuinely keeps my cool at night during the summer. The odd thing about my home is that the power tends to go out whenever multiple people in our floor are using the AC. However, because this fan doesn't suck up much power, it's quite safe to use, and generally, it's pretty quiet. If you raise the level higher (I tend to keep mine at the lowest level, and I find that cool enough), it gets very loud. In general, this fan is a well-made, affordable fan that will keep you comfortable during those long hot summer days and nights. It provides great airflow and is small enough to move from room to room, or even take it with you if you're a student in a dorm. I've already bought 4 of them and I keep some as extras in case my family ever needs it.

Good fan overall. It does make some noise, but it’s not disturbing at all — I can still sleep or work without any issues. The airflow is strong and it cools the room pretty well. Easy to set up and works as expected. Good value for the price.

Maravilloso, tiene una gran potencia para su tamaño Silencioso y cabe en cualquier lugar Lo volvería a comprar

I have had this fan for a couple years now and I literally have it running every day on my beside table at night for white noise to help me sleep. The sound is not loud and is enough to cancel out ambient noises so I can sleep. Yeah, I know it sounds crazy but when it is "too quiet" I can't sleep and any other sounds will snap me out of my sleep. The fan works well for moving air and does a reasonable job at helping keep the room from getting stuffy on a hot day. Don't look for it to move huge volumes of air, the fan is not designed for that. I have been impressed that during 2 Summers now when hot out, this fan runs 24hrs a day. When not hot outside, I run it at night for about 8hrs. That is a LOT of time for the bearings to run and they have performed excellent. It would be interesting to calculate the distance it would have travelled if you took the dimensions of the bearing hub and figure out how many inches of travel in one full 360 degree rotation of the hub. Then multiply by how many full rotations happen per second, then times 60 to equal a minute, then times 60 for an hour then times the average time it has run in a year! LOL...my point is, this little fan has likely spun for thousands of miles on those bearings in 2 years without overheating and it is still going strong! Pretty good for an inexpensive fan when you really think about the wear and durability!