I absolutely love the Dreo Tower Fan and can’t recommend it enough. My husband has one on his side of the bed, and I ended up getting one for each of my kids as well. They are all thrilled with their fans, and it has made a huge difference in how comfortable we are at night and throughout the day. The fan is quiet but surprisingly powerful. Even on higher settings, it doesn’t create that annoying loud hum that some fans do, so we can sleep, read, or watch TV without any distraction. I really appreciate the 90° oscillation because it spreads the airflow evenly across the room, keeping everyone cool without blowing directly in anyone’s face all the time. The rotation option is another feature I love. It’s simple to use but makes a noticeable difference in how fresh the air feels, especially on warmer nights. The four-speed settings give us the flexibility to customize the airflow, which is perfect since my husband prefers a stronger breeze and my kids like it gentler. The design is sleek and modern, so it fits nicely in our bedrooms without taking up too much space. I also feel confident knowing it’s a durable and high-quality fan that will last. Overall, the Dreo Tower Fan has exceeded my expectations and has truly improved our comfort at home. It’s practical, efficient, and stylish all at once. Read more
I don't know why there are bad reviews on this. #1: They aren't the same part for the base like others said. I was worried about that when it saw them, they do go together. You put one side in then have to slightly bend one side of it to get the other side to lock in. #2: I have a tall bed and it comes a foot above it & I can feel the cold air. #3 You can see the remote unless you're in the dark, but there's only 6 buttons on it plus the long power button across the top of it. It's easy to memorize the buttons so I'm the dark, you'll know which one your pushing. Also, the screen on the fan lights up when you push the buttons. It's not a really high powered fan, so it's not going to blow everything around in your bedroom. It's perfect to have near your bed to keep cool at night & I get hot easily. It's not loud unless you're use to the quiet. It's not a cheap looking fan either. Don't pay attention to the bad reviews. I would definitely buy it again. Read more
This is such a excellent fan it is the best fan i could ever bought it is so cool it has 4 different levels and it gives a great amount of wind and give such a cool effect of air I am really excited to have bought this item . I’m a satisfied customer. Is is very quiet in Read more
In love with it!! I’ve never owned a tower fan and was worried about my dog knocking it over but despite its lightweight design it is very sturdy. And the noise level perfect!!! And the air omg it keeps my room that perfect cold. I like that it comes with a remote so I don’t have to get up and change settings. It’s also very nice size wise. It doesn’t take up a lot of room. Overall 10 out of 10 fan. Read more
My wife likes a light breeze while sleeping. I tolerate air conditioning when needed, but I don't particularly want a constant breeze on me all night. We had been using a portable evaporative cooler unit just as a fan, but it needed to be positioned precisely so the breeze didn't bother me. However, lately the fan had been getting noisier, so I was looking for a tower fan to replace it, with smaller size and quieter action being the important factors. After reading reviews on a large number of choices, I settled on this Dreo unit. I looked at many more expensive units, some with quieter dB figures, some with more efficient DC motors. But even products with 4.5 and 4.6 ratings still had negative reviews that were concerning, and too many customers were not overly impressed with the actual noise level. So it didn't appear the extra cost was worth it. I don't know how these manufacturers calculate their dB ratings, but I checked the levels of fan speed from a 8-foot distance. With some ambient noise already present, level 1 was 1-2 dB higher, I almost couldn't hear it at all. That said, it was only delivering a tiny breeze. Level 2 was 3 dB higher than level 1, and that is probably the level we will be using during nights. Level 3 was 10 dB louder than level 2 and probably more like a "low" setting on a non-tower fan. In addition to the quiet operation, the somewhat narrow band of wind typical of a tower fan made it easy to direct it to benefit my wife without bothering me. Of course, we won't be using the oscillating function for our purposes. With the way we use the fan, we don't need a huge amount of air pushed, so the tower design is perfect. However, if someone is looking for a powerful wind to cool a medium-to-large room, this probably isn't a good choice for them. My only complaints echo what some others have said - the contrast of the buttons on the remote, and especially on the fan's control panel, is terrible. A room needs to be fairly brightly lit to use the control panel buttons, and while the remote is OK to use in a lower light level, it is useless in the dark. The control panel buttons should be backlit and the panel itself would be much better if it was tilted up toward the person operating it. The buttons on the remote should be higher contrast - white on black - and ideally should be backlit also. Read more
