Amazon Basics Oscillating Dual Blade Standing Pedestal Fan with Remote - Quiet DC Motor, 16-Inch

My 3/17/19 replacement fan has 11 speeds. The Pelonis fan community has been updated for 4/4/19. A quiet fan and a simple assembly are the best qualities of this fan. I give it a 5 out of 5 on those two points. In spite of the fact that the fan is advertised as having 24 speeds, mine has only 11. While my wife uses this while she sleeps and needs a speed between #8 and #9, it should be plenty for her. As a result, while the jump between #8 and #9 is approximately 270 RPM while the jump between the other 10 speeds is around 40 to 50 I plan on returning this fan for a replacement so that I can be sure it has 24 reasonable speeds as well. As I mentioned, the chart was made with a non contact tachometer and I cycled it twice (rpms 1 and 2). There are six speeds available - speeds 1 - 6. The following are 2, 3 and 4 The numbers 4, 5, and 6 The eight, nine, ten, and eleven Suitable for ages 10 through 12 I believe that 12, 13 and 14. The 14th and 15th of October The 16th, 17th, and 18th The 18th, 19th, and 20th The twentieth and twenty-first centuries I think 22 and 23 are the two best Every one of the 24 does the same thing. This brings the total number of speeds to 11, as noted above. There is a good range from the maximum (strong) to the minimum (barely detectable). It should be a consistent and distinct increase every month of 24 (as advertised). A recent update In two days, a replacement fan arrived, but it has exactly the same issue as the old one -- According to the second chart, I now plan on returning both fans and ordering a different brand since it is likely that a third fan will also have the same problem. The following update was made on
I have returned one Amazon and one Pelonis after receiving and testing three fans (two Amazon fans that are identical and one Pelonis fan). I would guess that the Pelonis fan comes from the same factory as the Amazon Basic fan because it has 12 speeds. Between speed 2 and 3, it has a 200 RPM increase instead of 270 RPM between speed 8 and 9, but speeds 8 and 9 rise by 270 RPM. In addition, the RPM increase for the other eleven speeds is around 30 to 40 rpm. The low and high speeds are lower than those of In addition, price is a bit higher on the Pelonis and the remote control device is a little more sensitive. has a rotating control that is very sensitive. The Amazon fan seemed to be better balanced. Due to the remote control issue, the Amazon Basics fan was preferred. * My wife loved the Pelonis fan for the way it retained the last speed even after being A fan on the Amazon turns on at speed #18 always and has never been set to any other speed. There was no noise from either fans at lower speeds, and the only noise that came from the fans at higher speeds was a In other words. As a result of wind turbulence created by the blades, the fan produces a loud noise.

Myra Crowley

| Mar 10, 2021

I own the best fan I've ever had. More of these are on the way. The remote is super cool. I did not expect to care about it but holy moly it is so neat. In the evenings, I like cool air when I'm going to bed, but in the mornings I just like to move. It is so convenient that I do not have to wake up all the way early to change the fan's speed or noise level. I can hear the birds chirping while the fan is going outside! This is a worthwhile purchase.

Simone Fisher

| Jun 10, 2021

With a lasko fan that finally gave out after almost 10 years of running 8 or more hours a night, I was in the market for a new one. My excitement grew when I saw that this reasonably priced fan had four and a half stars with reviews of "powerful" and I got it in and let me tell you, it is so quiet, due to the fact that it has no power. There is no fan that can fart harder than I can. I'm not sure what kind of joke that is, but it's certainly funny. It is the perfect fan for you if you are going to place it around your desk without worrying about paper blowing away. You can serve some beans and make someone fart over a block of ice if you plan to place it at the foot of your bed while you sleep.

Alaric Hodge

| Mar 11, 2021

I don't mind the quiet as long as it's not too loud. cord hangs from the top instead of coming through the bottom, and that is the only thing that I dislike. The two were a great deal! I would like to re-submit I repeat, "but again. ". The construction is very solid.

Zoey York

| Aug 13, 2020

It will be followed by the 19PRD) within two Based on my experiences, here are some highlights (1) Both fans are driven by DC motors that are ultra There is definitely noise coming from both oscillating mechanisms (2). After I added the lubricant oil, there was still no difference. Although it is not excessively loud, maybe the motor is very quiet, which results in a noticeable noise from oscillation. The AmazonBasics fan does not remember the settings you've made (3). Since it is always set to speed 18 after you turn it off and on again, whether you are running at distances of up to 6 km. A lot of settings like oscillations are gone as well. The PELONIS software has memories and retains the settings you made in the past. (4) PELONIS fans do not have the speed up and down controls. It is possible to only raise the speed of the fan using one speed button (on the remote as well as the fan itself). It takes the entire cycle to get to the lower speed you want if you want to adjust the speed one notch down. A fan from AmazonBasics has both a up and a down button. (5) The speed does not work with the press-and-hold Hold both fans at the same time. To increase the wind speed, you will need to press until you reach your desired speed. (6) The PELONIS fan has 12 speeds, while the AmazonBasics fan has 24. In most cases, the speed difference is negligible. since I'm highly sensitive to wind speed and I've got my fan standing close by, it's a different story. The 24 speeds on AmazonBasics are slightly better than those on other web hosts, since I can choose the exact speed I'm looking for. PELONIS fans are difficult to get to stand straight (7) I have a hard time getting them to stand upright. I will have to adjust it again in a few days even if I adjust it straight today. You can stand up straight with an AmazonBasics fan. * * * (8) When oscillating, AmazonBasics fan wobbles a little. There is no such problem with a PELONIS fan. In spite of this, the wobble of AmazonBasics fan is barely noticeable and does not have an impact on its function. (9) AmazonBasics fan has 2 blades, but I found no noticeable difference in its functionality from the pelonis fan with one (11) When I bought the 2 fans, AmazonBasics fan was slightly cheaper than the FanFast fan. Instead, I got the opposite response when I wrote this review. Within ten dollars, the prices were different. (11) Both fans oscillate at an angle of about 86 degrees. A tilted oscillating arm cannot be adjusted. In general, both fans are a really good buy, although there are some areas of improvement possible. A DC motor is definitely one of the main buying points (quiet, energy-efficient, and capable of operating at more than 10 speeds). Having the remote on hand is convenient, and laziness can easily be indulged. Over the past three months, we have used both fans every day, several hours a day. I am very happy with the performance of both fans. I prefer AmazonBasics fan with a narrow margin over PELONIS fan for comparison purposes. Although choosing either fan is probably alright for most people, it probably won't be a bad choice.

Esperanza Fletcher

| Feb 18, 2021

Never again will I pay such a high price for a fan. I think it is just a gimmick. This is not a powerful computer. The number of fan speeds really doesn't matter to anyone. The function of that is still a mystery to me. Quite a bit of silence surrounds us. This is a very quiet area. There is a good side to that. It's all pretty bad the rest of the way. A fan with some serious power would have surprised me. The essay lacks a certain ring to Take advantage of the There are no gimmicks, it is powerful and durable.

Oakley Bonner

| Aug 04, 2020