PELONIS Oscillating Table Air Circulation Fan, 12-Inch, Black

I have this Pelonis table top fan for over four years. The fan is quiet and use the fan most everyday during the warmer days. The oscillation works great and very easy to clean the fan , when dusty.

We don't have AC, so we rely on fans to cool us in our extreme Southern California summers -- and the 2008 Palm Aire desk fan that cools my room at night finally gave up the ghost last week. Looking ahead to this week's climb back up into the mid-high 90s after a week of reduced temperatures due to smoke-overcast from the fires south and north of us, I did quick research for a like replacement and made a decision ASAP.I ordered this fan on Sept. 13th and it was consistently projected to arrive on Sept. 19th, but I needed a replacement fan no matter what, so I figured I'd tough it all week. Delightfully, it just arrived this morning, the 17th; I was hoping it would arrive earlier than projected, but with manufacture, stock, and delivery still so compromised by health crises and natural disasters, I wasn't expecting it.Assembly was well-explained and simple, and, since I just spent a couple weeks wrestling with my old, dying fan, made it appear that basic maintenance would be equally straight-forward. Lack of oil was what killed my old fan (burned the thermal fuse, etc.), so along with de-fuzzing, I'll be fitting in annual oil-checks for this fan to try to make the most of its lifespan.Since I've only just received and briefly test-run the fan, I don't have any information yet about more long-term user experience; I hope to fill that in in the future for others' reference.What did impress me about the fan aside from it seeming to be as-described, easy to assemble, functioning, and functional as a small room cooler was the packaging. It came in a carboard box, the formed braces for the parts inside were carboard, and all the plastic bags are stample recyclable. There is one small piece of blue polyethylene foam that was cushioning the fan shaft which is also recyclable. Obviously, biodegradable is better than recyclable, but I very much appreciated the effort to edge-out non-recyclable, non-biodegradable materials in their packaging. If I have to invest in plastic (as the majority of the fan is), I'm grateful for any feasible reductions in the impact of the product.

I love this fan!! It's small, compact, quiet, and super effective. I got it for my college dorm room and put it next to the window to help circulate the air, and it's working fabulously. It's the perfect size, not too big but not tiny either. It was pretty easy to assemble as well, since there's a really self-explanatory diagram included.I love how quiet it is, I never really notice it even when I'm in an online class or trying to sleep at night. It has multiple different settings for speed as well as the option to tilt the head up or down and to make it rotate. Definitely a great purchase, super sturdy and I know it'll last me quite a long time.

This is an inexpensive fan so don’t expect too much. It works well so far, and it’s lightweight and easy to move around. It seems fairly flimsy, but it may well hold up if you don’t bang it around. The only real complaint that I have is that it’s not all that quiet as some have claimed, even on the low speed. Pelonis makes a nice pedestal 12 speed remote controlled fan that I also own, and it is very quiet in speeds 1 to 4 and is also very sturdy. I guess I was expecting this one to be as quiet but it’s not really. Still it gets the job done and is inexpensive so there you go.

I bought one. It was inexpensive, easy to assemble, quiet. Bought it to augment my whole house air conditioning unit, which is getting old and weakens at outside temps above 85. Put it on the floor where it would blow into the bedroom at night from a hallway which is always cooler. It worked. I thought, if I had one more of these in the living room.. So I bought another one. Same as above. Even better. If I needed a third one (I don't) I wouldn't hesitate to buy PELONIS again. (BTW, it's a table fan, plastic blade and stands about 18" high. So far it's quieter than any box fans I've owned.) And yes, America, it was made in China. It's a fan, after all, and they've had them in China for over a thousand years :0)>

I was a little scared when I unboxed this. I suck at putting things together. This was sooooo easy to put together, I did it within minutes. Three minutes, to be exact. I needed a fan for my she shed that I turned into a workout room. We live in the desert in California and it is too hot. I wanted a larger fan but don't have the room. I am so happy to report that this small fan is mighty. I have it 4 feet away from my treadmill and it works like a charm. It isn't loud at all. There is no change in volume when you change the settings, but there is a definite difference between each setting. It also oscillates or stays dormant. Everything you could want or need in a fan.

I bought a Peloton a few months ago and I use this fan aimed up at me when I ride and it's great. I usually do the highest level, and it blows plenty of air and keeps me cool while I exercise. It can oscillate also which is nice, and it's very quiet so if you plan on using this in a bedroom or something you won't notice it much when you're trying to sleep. It was easy to put together and feels sturdy. I'm very satisfied with this purchase!

I paid 25 for this, so Im giving it 5 stars for value.The fan comes well packed as several pieces. Its obvious how it goes together.Be aware that the knob to hold the fan blades on is reverse threaded. Turn it counter clockwise to put it on, and remember this thing is cheap plastic so dont overtighten the nut that holds on the blades, or the fan cage. The claps to hold the fan guard together are covered in paint and are difficult to manipulate. Some people may need to use pliers or ask for help.Once together, it works fine, and ia clearly built to the low price. Imagine a cheap Chinese fan; thats what it is. Im happy with my purchase. I bought mine for a rabbit, so it will sit in one spot on low speed and run 24/7 until it dies.