It’s easy to build (though a touch wobbly when done), and it’s nice and tall, so it should deliver air at a height that’s useful. Despite this, it manages to remain reasonably understated as tower fans go: a simple tube of dark grey plastic. Rather than the whole tower rotating, the centre section only turns, this looks very neat but does limit the angle of rotation to around 55 degrees, less than the 70 degrees that most models offer. However, this is offset by the fairly wide 68-degree cone of air it expels even when stationary. To conclude, if you are on a very tight budget and you are looking for a standard tower fan that has a decent air flow and variable speed settings to cool you down, then you should consider this Honeywell model. Honeywell TurboForce Fans are primarily centered on accessibility and performance while delivering an altogether quiet experience (25% quieter than comparable fans). Available in personal to whole room cooling options, Honeywell TurboForce Fans feature increased flexibility with their ability to pivot in multiple directions. What is a QuietSet Fan?

So without further ado, let's get into it! Main Features Of The Honeywell QuietSet Whole Room Tower Fan

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During testing, the Honeywell Quiet Set Whole Room Tower Fan stood out for its user-friendly control panel at the top; we found the easy-to-understand symbols made the display easy to use. We also appreciated the quiet operation. During testing, all five speeds—power cool, refresh, white noise, calm, and sleep—were quiet enough to function as white noise, if noticeable at all. On the lowest setting, sleep mode, we only heard a very low hum. The highest-setting sound was more noticeable but we did not find it to be disturbingly loud. Honeywell is very popular in the tower fan market and has created a huge range of quiet and affordable products to choose from. Its powerful Air Multiplier technology (which only Dyson fans have) "amplifies" surrounding air, meaning that airflow is uninterrupted and smooth, rather than choppy, as it might be from other fans. And as a bonus, the fan uses 10% less energy than the AM02, the model it replaces and is 60% quieter. Dimensions: 36.7 x 12 x 12 inches | Settings: 4 speeds | Timer: 3 to 12 hours | Remote: Yes | Oscillation: Yes; 180 degrees | Noise range: 33.8 to 55.5 decibels

This Honeywell model can be controlled via its remote control from a distance and has an 8-hour timer to control when you want the fan to automatically turn off and shut down at specific times. It comes with 5 quiet control speeds, an auto shut-off timer (that you can set for 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours) and remote control. During our lab testing, the Better Homes & Gardens 3-Speed Tower was our best overall fan in any shape or style due to its quiet operation, strong airflow, and budget-friendly price. ( Better Homes & Gardens is owned by The Spruce's parent company, Dotdash Meredith.) And out of all of the tower fans we tested, this is the only one to offer internal oscillation, a feature meant to help keep the fan more stable, since only the insides rotate, and to provide more range of motion. It also teems with other features, including a magnetic area on top of the fan to store the remote; a 7.5-hour programmable timer; and an LED control panel that turns off after a minute, so you're not disturbed while you sleep. You can set it to moving or stationary mode and there are different power settings too, all of which can be altered via the remote control or directly on the fan.The fan is easy to assemble out of the box; you only need to attach the base using four screws. The fan can be difficult to clean, but not more so than the average tower fan. It is a little more expensive than most tower fans, but the long warranty helps make it a better value for the money. We found it was easy to move this lightweight (8 pounds) fan. We also appreciate that it automatically shuts off if it's tipped over (which can be especially useful if you have dogs or kids running around). Other handy features include a magnetic remote control, bladeless design, an easy-to-change filter, and a sleep timer. It's worth noting that this fan was not as powerful as others we tested in the lab, and we felt the same way while testing at home. However, all of the other features, quiet operation, and beautiful, compact design still make it a splurge-worthy option.