There are both cheaper, and more expensive fans that can do this, I don't see why this is not true for this too. As someone that uses a fan every night to sleep, even in the winter, I can easily say that this fan is the best I've owned.

Scottish Islands include the following postcodes: HS1-9, IV40-51, IV55-56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE1-3.It makes small sacrifices in terms of raw power, but the reduced volume makes it well worth the extra cash – especially if you can’t sleep in a hot room and have sensitive ears. Unfortunately, it does feel a bit wobbly, especially when it’s rotating back-and-forth, but it’s never in any danger of toppling, so it’s more of an appearance point. They focus on picture instructions, that can seem kind of misleading, if you don't quite understand what they're going for. Also, carry this portable tower fan around your home with absolute comfort, as the carrying handle gives you the assistance needed, whether your climbing upstairs or lifting the fan across the room. When turning, as mentioned above, there is occasionally an audible creak, but it's nothing major, and there is a small bit of wobble (again, barely worth mentioning).

It requires a bit of construction, but it shouldn’t take you longer than 15 minutes to assemble the stand, and get things running. Tower fans at night walk a thin line between being powerful enough to have an impact on your body temperature, and not sounding like a jet engine taking off. On the plus side, it looks the part, and unlike other Honeywell fans, the LED lights are positioned on top of the system, which is better than pointed straight at you. However it has an easy to use control panel and a timer that allows the user to program the fan for one, two, four or eight hours of cooling. What kind of urks me, is that Honeywell know how to implement good buttons, as the ones on the actual fan are nice, it's just the ones on the remote aren't that good.The Honeywell HY108E1 QuietSet Tower Fan has eight levels of quiet control for continuous comfort, including a sleep setting and also a white noise setting which can be used as an aid to get to sleep- blocking out distracting inconsistent sounds. The interface is a masterclass in easy-to-understand settings and buttons too, with icons that don’t require consultation with the manual and everything proving perfectly self-explanatory. It's a little bigger than anticipated but no worries, it fits nicely into various corners of my small flat. The item may be missing the original packaging or protective wrapping, or may be in the original packaging but not sealed. This is sufficient for most uses, but more options would also have been welcome, such as a timer, or suggested features I mentioned above.

Being a rather tall tower fan, it is capable of creating a much larger stream than smaller circular fans, and has done a great job of providing comfort to my partner and I during the recent heatwave. General construction is also good - it feels sturdy when given a light push, with a large base helping to keep it stable. Product Description Quiet is one of the important features in a fan as many people want to be cool while they are trying to go to sleep. The Honeywell HY-254 QuietSet Whole Room Tower Fan was designed to release large amounts of cool air into the most spacious of rooms and provide a heightened level of comfort and cooling. This popular tower fan from Honeywell has full 75 degree oscillation to maximise the cooling throughout the room.

This fan is everything the description portrays it to be and its slim shape is easily accommodated any where in the room. It's now over 2 years since I purchased it, and it runs no different to the day I first switched it on, even after being used for 8+ hours a night, every night. Even if you poke it, yes there's a little movement because it's tall, but it's solid on its footing. We, the seller, are not responsible for such variations or colour match with other products from the manufacturer.