Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan with Remote, Quiet Floor Fans for Bedroom, 42", Woodgrain and Grey, T42954

Let me tell you about my experience with the Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan, and why I think it deserves a 5-star rating.First off, let me just say that I have been through my fair share of fans. From the cheap, flimsy ones that barely produce any breeze, to the bulky, noisy ones that are impossible to sleep next to. So when I stumbled upon the Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan, I was cautiously optimistic. But let me tell you, this fan did not disappoint.From the moment I took it out of the box, I knew this was going to be different. The sleek silver design is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also looks and feels incredibly sturdy. And with a height of 42 inches, it's the perfect size for my bedroom.But what really sets this fan apart is its functionality. The remote control makes it so easy to adjust the settings from across the room, and the timer feature is a game-changer. I no longer have to worry about falling asleep with the fan on all night and waking up freezing. I can set it for 2, 4, or 8 hours and know that it will automatically turn off when I want it to.And the best part? This fan is QUIET. I mean, really quiet. Even on the highest setting, it produces a gentle hum that's actually soothing to fall asleep to. I no longer have to choose between sweating in my sleep or being kept awake by a noisy fan.But let me tell you, the true test of this fan came during a recent heatwave. I live in a third-floor apartment with no AC, so things can get pretty toasty in the summer. I was sweating through the night and couldn't get comfortable no matter how many times I flipped my pillow. That is, until I turned on my Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan.Within minutes, the cool breeze had me feeling like I was sleeping in a luxurious hotel room. I fell asleep faster and slept more soundly than I had in weeks. And when I woke up, I wasn't sweating through my sheets or feeling like a zombie from lack of sleep. I felt refreshed and ready to tackle the day.But let's talk about the oscillating feature for a minute. I love that it can be adjusted to cover a wide or narrow area, depending on my needs. And the fact that it oscillates means that the cool air is constantly circulating throughout the room, so there are no hot spots or stagnant air.I have to mention the price. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan is very affordable, especially considering its quality and functionality. I've spent more money on fans that didn't work half as well as this one.Now, let's talk about the setup. It was incredibly easy to assemble and took me less than 10 minutes to put it together. The instructions were straightforward and all the pieces fit perfectly, so I didn't have to struggle or curse my way through the process. And once it was assembled, I was blown away (pun intended) by how good it looked.The tower design is sleek and modern, and it seamlessly blends into any room decor. I love that it doesn't take up much space and can be placed in a corner without obstructing anything. And the silver finish adds a touch of sophistication to my living room.But let's not forget about the real reason why we buy fans - to keep us cool. And the Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan delivers in spades. It has three different speed settings, which I appreciate because sometimes I just need a gentle breeze to keep me comfortable. And the air flow is strong enough to cool me down on the hottest days, but not so strong that it feels like a hurricane is blowing through my apartment.And like the previous reviewer mentioned, the timer and remote control features are a godsend. I love that I can set the fan to turn off after a certain amount of time, so I don't have to worry about wasting energy or waking up freezing in the middle of the night. And the remote control means that I can adjust the settings without having to get up from the couch or my bed.Overall, I would highly recommend the Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan to anyone in the market for a new fan. It's functional, stylish, and most importantly, it gets the job done without being a nuisance. It's the perfect addition to any bedroom, living room, or office. So go ahead and treat yourself to the best damn fan on the market. You won't regret it.

I've got four or five of these fans around my house. They are pretty quiet on low & medium and provide nice white noise in the bedroom. I like that the remote works on all of the fans. So, if you misplace one, you can grab another. Oscillation is great feature. Timers and setting for night shut off is great, too. Three speeds, timer, and oscillation are really great features. Cleans up okay with a vacuum, as they do not come apart. Grey color is a great neutral that works with any decor. Easy to put base on. No tools needed. Size is just about right, too.

This fan is ABSOLUTELY GREAT! So many fans say they're quiet, but this one ACTUALLY IS, even on the highest setting. The cooling fins are just right - can position them so they cool the exact spot you're aiming for. Great amount of wind power. Was a charm to assemble (2 minutes, maybe). Really glad I bought 2 and will buy even more. I want one in every room, even with our whole house AC. And, it's so pretty!

First, the good. I probably would buy it again if it breaks in, say, five years. Quieter than the old-fashioned fan I used to have, puts out about as much air, and the remote is really handy. But it has flaws.It puts out a low level slightly electrical smell. Maybe that will go away in time. I don't really get used to it either.The power button on the fan itself is broken. Loose, wobbly, feels like it would fall off if I turned it upside down. All the other buttons work, and I've got the remote. Worst case I'd just have to use the wall plug, so it's no biggie.Weird controls. There's a timer shut off function, from ½ an hour to 7½ hours, and it shows with four lights for ½, 1, 2, 4 hours which you have to add up to read the timer. If you want three hours, that's six taps. Set it to the longest time, 7½ hours, that's 15 taps and all four light up. The lights count down the time remaining.The night time function is odd. Starts out at max speed, gradually decreases, eventually shuts off. I guess if you don't want that, but just want it to shut off after you've gone to sleep, you use the regular shut off timer.The remote's buttons are off-center. Better for right-handers, worse for left-handers. Impossible to read in the dark. The lights on the fan are just dots, so watching what the lights do, like changing the shut off timer, doesn't help much. Adding some shape to them would help.