The table fan is made from stainless steel and has an airflow capacity of 185 cubic feet per minute. Features include the variable tilt and the quiet operation. The tilt is designed to allow air to flow in any direction with a 90-degree pivot, while the quiet mode reduces sound to help you sleep better. The fan also has a space-saving wall-mount feature so that you can attach the fan to a wall anywhere in your room. There is also a choice of three different speed settings, allowing you to decide how cool you want the room. ANSIO have designed the fan to be slim-line, meaning it can save space and fit into the room corners. The fan's control panel and remote allow you to control the timer and speed settings. The timer will enable you to keep the fan running for up to 7.5 hours, meaning you can have it running while you sleep. Speed settings include low, medium and high. In addition, there is also a wind mode, which allows you to change the air circulation to normal, nature or taper. The tower fan also has a 60-degree oscillation, allowing the air to travel around the room. In terms of size, this is suitable for bedside tables, although it will take up more space than the mini fans featured on this list. It has a 22.8 cm diameter and is 34.5 cm tall, with a footprint diameter of 24 cm. When using the Eco Mode, the fan automatically adjusts depending on the surrounding temperature, saving up to 80% energy by stopping the fan from blasting out air unnecessarily.

ULTRA LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION - The MeacoFan 1056 is powered by an energy-efficient, quiet, DC motor, which consumes just 9.5 - 23.5 watts of power. Even at its highest speed this fan costs less than 1p per hour. Comes with a two-year warranty from Meaco. Noise mainly affects you the most during the lighter stages of sleep, at the start and at specific intervals throughout the night. Even while you sleep, noise can still affect your brain and have a negative impact on sleep quality. Despite this, some brains have a higher tolerance to noise than others, and familiar sounds can be less disruptive as people tend to acclimatise. For example, it's common for those who live in the city to be more disrupted by the sounds in the countryside and vice versa. Quiet Bedroom Fan Features It also excels when it comes to keeping quiet. On Sleep Mode, this fan emits a mere 20 dB, making it the quietest fan featured here. This makes it very comfortable to have on whilst sleeping, unlikely to disturb even very light sleepers. Keeping the room cool can also be beneficial for those suffering from obstructive sleep apnea. A study✓ found patients had better sleep efficiency and slept longer if they were in a room of 16°C as opposed to a higher temperature of 24°C. Temperature And SleepAdjustable Height & Pivoting Head: Easily adjust the standing fan's height between 115 cm and 135 cm and pivot the head across a 20° vertical angle to have complete control over the direction of the fan's cooling winds.

So, as you can see – the fans on this list are extremely quiet. It’s unlikely that any one of them would disturb your sleep, but if you’re worried you can look for ones on the lower end of the above chart. Adjustable Settings A fan can often be cheaper than air conditioning, which can involve installation costs, as well as electricity bills. Another really useful setting for a fan is a timer function. If you set your fan running as you’re going to sleep, you can use a timer function to program it to turn off after two hours. This is great if you want to save electricity but need your fan on to help you nod off. Remote Control OperationFortunately, fans exist which have often been specifically designed with a quiet sleep mode in mind. Smaller desk fans are great for portability. You can move them around between rooms, and also position them right next to you on your bedside table if you want. If you buy one which can tilt vertically, like the MYCARBON Bedroom Fan, you’ll also be able to place it on the floor and aim the air upwards. As a result, a table-top fan is a very versatile option. Tower Fans

If you have a small home with limited floor space, there’s always the option of a wall-mounted fan . Of course, the disadvantage of these is that they have to stay in just one spot and can’t easily be moved from room to room. X An electric fan could be harmful during heat waves as it could raise the core temperature by circulating hot air.

5. MeacoFan 1056 Quiet Air Circulator

LED Smart touch panel and remote control】 Not only can the fan be controlled by touching the LED smart panel, but also by the remote control,even standing 0-10 meters away. Exercise: While light exercise, such as yoga or pilates, can help you to relax before bed, it's advisable to avoid intense exercise. The body`s temperature can rise during intense exercise and take several hours to cool down. The combination of the movable clip and the fan’s tiltable head make it simple to sufficiently adjust to wherever it’s needed. The fan itself can’t rotate, but the clip can be moved around to change the direction that the fan faces. A standard fan is great and doesn’t need too many mod cons to be effective. However, when you’re trying to find the absolute best quiet fan, you might find it useful if your fan has some adjustable settings. But what the others can’t compete with, is the power and air flow of the Dyson. We all know about the company’s clever air-flow technology, so if you’re looking for a fan to keep you cool when the temperatures push into the 30’s at night, other models will struggle to compete.