Dreo Fan for Bedroom, 120° Oscillating Standing Fans, Quiet Floor Fan with DC Motor, 100ft Pedestal Fans for Room, 9 Speeds, 4 modes, 20dB, 120° Manual Vertical, 37-42" Adjustable Height, 9H Timer

Just made my day! I was looking for a quiet standing fan to use while we sleep and I came across this one and decided to give it a go.Getting excited about a fan is definitely showing my age but not only is this fan stylish, it's also quiet and powerful!I needed a fan with a remote and this remote actually has a lot of features. You can use a timer, turn on and off the occelator and turn the fan up or down. The occelator can also be adjusted using the remote to how far you want the fan to move back and forth.The fan is very modern with a touch of faux grained wood. I actually thought it was a gold color in the listing but I was pleasantly surprised with the light colored wood grain accents, which I took a close up picture of so you can see it better than what is shown in the listing.The quality is far superior to what I was expecting. It is smooth and moves cool air around incredibly.The fan is very quiet on the lower settings, kind of just like white noise and even on the higher settings it isn't overbearing.You can also see in the pictures I posted that you can control the fan directly on the post, instead of using the remote with touch buttons.It came in a few pieces which took about 2 minutes to put together. My daughter came in my room after setting it up and said that's a bougie fan, I need one of those for my room too!

I thought I was buying the same fan twice based on Amazon showing me, a previously purchased date when I saw the Prime Day deal. Unfortunately, this is not the case as this fan is not a smart fan. The model I bought prior seems to be discontinued per Dreo's website. With that being said, the smart fan I bought has been great, so much so I wanted to buy a second. It's fairly quiet on the low levels, and when you bump it up to turbo, it kind of sounds like a box fan. It's great for us as it provides white noise at night. I love having the control at my finger tips or using the buttons or remote. The second fan we bought, which is the one pictured as of today, Jul 21, 2025, is good too. It still provides a nice stream of air and has the same levels of sound. The other major difference between the two is the smart fan has the ability to set custom asymmetrical angles for when the fan oscillates.Both fans are easy to set up and take apart for cleaning. Functionality seems good, and my family likes the style of the fans. Durability seems great as of now, and we hope these fans hold together for a long time.

With the recent heat waves that are overtaking us this summer, I am trying to find ways to keep my energy bill as low as possible. With an open layout home, this can prove difficult especially when you have many large windows. Enter in this fan.First, I want to say that generally I like Dreo products. I have three space heaters designed by them which I love, so I was excited to get this fan because I believe Dreo is good quality. Not only do their products look chic with pleasing metallic accents, but they also perform wonderfully.So far, this fan has been no exception. The power on this thing is amazing. I thought it only had eight settings, however, I was delightfully surprised to see that actually has about 10, including a turbo setting. With my blinds drawn and my AC kept low along with a ceiling fan [the ceiling fan is beautiful but honestly sadly it is more for decoration and air circulation than cooling, hence getting this Dreo], I will never need turbo. I mean, unless I plan to perform a rendition of the Cowboy Carter/Renaissance tour concert in my living room, but she really aint no diiiiva.I checked my thermostat and when it was 96 degrees outside, in my home, with this fan, the thermostat was set to 81 and after turning on the fan at level 4, ten minutes later my inside temperature dropped to 78. Now, I am anemic so 78 is quite comfortable to me, but I imagine for my more hot bodied brethren out there, this will do you just as well.A couple things to note: for being as powerful as it is, the fan is pretty quiet. It's not silent, but at around 6 or 7 is when the wind picks up but still, tolerable levels. There is no rattling, however, so if you are using this in your bedroom it might make for good white noise if that's your thing. This model does not have Wifi, but it does come with a remote. Fair warning, if you are like me with multiple Dreo products, the other remotes work on this too so there may be some confusion there.Overall, I would definitely recommend this and may be considering getting another for my top level floor which is hot as hell year round given how much sun it gets.

I live in an older home. My bedroom is the weakest spot for a/c, since it’s the farthest from the blower, so that room is never quite as cool as the rest of the house. Ceiling fan helps, but I find that a fan near the door to pull air in from the hall can make a big difference. I’ve used the expensive “tornado” (brand name w a V) fans in the past, and they’re fine, but they’re LOUD at even the lowest setting. It’s like being on an airport runway!This fan? This is magical! The height of the fan is great because it allows the breeze to blow at about bed height. I keep it on fan speed 3, which is almost completely silent. Even the higher speeds are very quiet. It easily draws air in from outside the room, bringing the temp down in the bedroom. The fan head tilts, so I can choose where to direct the fan. Oscillation is optional. There’s a timer feature, plus various fan speeds. The LED light does not stay on (no need for electrical tape to cover it up at night), but reappears when I tap the controls. Remote control easily stores on a clip on the fan, so it won’t get lost. Personally, I leave the fan oscillating at speed 3 all the time, day and night. I’ve not needed the timer or the remote, but I’m glad to have both. Assembly was very easy - just a minute or two at most.