Dreo Tower Fan, 90° Oscillating, Cruiser Pro T1

Está muy bien por el precio, me está ayudando mucho con lo caliente que es mi cuarto y más con todos los aparatos que uso para trabajar.

Kühlt bei uns schon bei Stufe 2 ausreichend (3m Entfernung). Hochwertig in der Optik, nicht sonderlich laut. Fernbedienung und auch die Bedienung über die App funktionieren einwandfrei. Super Ventilator zu einem super Preis !

Lekker stil en toch krachtig. Had liever een app gehad i.p.v. (nog) een afstandsbediening maar die ventilatoren waren niet voorradig.

Re-Assessment:
After a month of daily use, the unit is silent and perfect for night-time use; works, perfectly, as advertised.

Do recommend product.
Note: Remote control works perfect BUT it cannot be seen at night; buttons do NOT lit up!

Very good product for the price.

PROS: quiet/silent for night-time sleeping; light-weight with easy large notch at the top back-end to carry or move around; good number of speeds; recirculating 180° degrees or fix mode; easy pedestal assemble for “tower fan” (however, NOT easy to dismantle). Control buttons are at the top portion of unit and they are just “lite touch” buttons NO need to press!

CONS: Biggest CONCERN is the very small and lightweight remote control WITHOUT lighted buttons, which CANNOT be seen at night – this is critically bad!. How would one change settings in the middle of the night?? It simply cannot be done! If you need to disassemble and place back in the box, it will be extremely difficult to remove the circular base made out of plastic and NOT break the locking latches”! (NO, I did not disassemble the unit and will not try, but it was a challenge the snatch into place the circular plastic base!).

DO recommend the unit. If the manufacturer would offer and option for a lighted remote control, definitely it’ll be the perfect option!

Although not perfectly silent this circulating fan system is much quieter than the other fans we’ve tried over the years. We have no trouble sleeping through the night with this fan running 24/7. We bought two of them, one for the Master bedroom and one for our front hall. We did this as an experiment to try and improve the circulation of cooled air in our house. We live in an area where air conditioning is not required and thus most houses don’t have forced air systems optimized to move cold air, relying on the natural rising of hot air, and thus having the air plenums come up through the floors rather than through vents high on the walls or in the ceiling. We added air conditioning to our system about 20 years ago and experimented with a few fans in the Summer to try and get the cold air coming up through the floor moved up higher into the rooms we occupy. All the commercial systems we investigated to apply over a vent to push air up turned out to be too noisy to sleep with. So this year I decided to try something different and in researching different fan systems I ran into this design. We put them in more than 6 weeks ago and the results have been excellent. They move a lot of air in a rather broad swath and at a moderate to low noise level. For the front hall we placed a unit next to one of the floor vents and put it in the 90 degree sweep mode and its been running full time ever since with no issues. We placed the second unit in the master bedroom, also in 90 degree sweep mode, next to a vent and it, too, does a great job of lifting the cooled air higher into the room and spreading it throughout.
These units have a prominent display of the current temperature easy to read from across a room.
They have proved to be very reliable so far running 24/7.
The manual provided with the units is marginal though. It talks about the automatic mode of fan control which one might think had something to do with managing fan speed based on prevailing temperature but it has no explanation of what the rules are that the automatic mode is based on, making a vague reference to it having an algorithm. And whatever the algorithm is, in our application seems to have no effect since we only very rarely see the fan speed change. It typically runs at its highest speed all the time.
But as I said, the fan is quiet enough to sleep through, moves a large volume of air across a broad range, and is mindful of a cool breeze outdoors as it quietly moves side to side.
The remote control is handy when you have the fan moving back and forth as it allows you to set things while the fan is operating. But the symbols they use are not the best. But we really don’t use the remote but for intial setup – and since then it’s been flawless.
I liked the fact that the base, and therefore the power cord, can be set to one of 4 positions when installing onto the unit making it easy to keep the power cord relatively hidden and away from your feet when walking by the unit.
I’ve been using a Honeywell T9 thermostat for over a year now and we just got our July air conditioning usage e-mail report for this July compared to last July. And in that comparison it appears we’ve reduced our air conditioning usage nearly 40% over last year, in part due to these fans, in part due to 1 degree higher set points which we’ve found to be just as comfortable thaks to the new air circulation, and in part dealing with this years 1 degree lower average high thanks to the fire smoke from California and parts West of us. So I can’t say the fans are responsible for all of that but we’re convinced they are a big component of that savings because of how they’ve improved the airflow generally on the main floor of the house.
Although too early to judge overall reliability, the unit appears well made, although largely plastic, and it functions as needed, so I highly recommend it!