IRIS USA WOOZOO Air Circulator Wall Mount Fan with Remote, 360° Oscillation, 3 Speeds, 414 sqft Coverage, Quiet 30dB Motor, Adjustable Tilt, for Bedroom, Living Room, Office, Dorm, White

A good fan with an oscillating option. The remote does require line of site, but works fine and the fan moves the air well in our high ceiling bathroom.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to get the air flowing in my bathroom. I don’t have ventilation just a window, it’s too humid to open the window and I want the air moving in there so nothing gets stagnant. It was easy to install. I have it up near the ceiling in the corner and it gets all the air moving great! Not very loud. Good product from a reputable brand.

Just got it, it worth the priceWas easy to install, the remote control is a plus. I hope to see a drop on the electric bill next month since I don’t have to lower the temperature anymore. The fan will distribute the cold air all over the room since it goes in circles all the timeThank you

Quality fan! I bought to mount in my trailer and fit perfectly. The remote is a great additional feature.

Bought this for my husband because our bed isn't centered under the ceiling fan and he wasn't getting the breeze I do. It mounted easily, and where he placed it on the wall (about 5 feet higher than the top of the mattress and near the foot), it works perfectly for him. He doesn't always have it on high because it puts out good airflow. It helps that it's placed near a floor register so it sucks in the cool air coming out and redistributes it towards him. It stays right where he positions it. I'm wife of the year for this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered the wall mounted variant. It arrived nicely packaged. This is not a conventional fan. This is an air circulator that blows up, down, and to the sides. Make sure this is what you are looking for. The fan included mounting harware, a remote, and a user guide. I ordered this version because I'm trying to find ways to make more floor space in my bedroom. This unit is very easy to hang with the included hardware. This has a replaceable inline fuse inside of the plug. The oscillation on this circulator is different from a fan. Instead of swinging side to side, it rotoates in a circular motion. It blows up, down, and to the sides. This means if you want to feel the breeze, you either need to install it right above you or on a side wall. You can stop it in any position to direct the wind. You are supposed to be able to adjust the vertical tilt of this fan using the handle that's built into the frame. I tried this, and the fan was too heavy. It would not stay up once mounted on the wall. I like being able to control it with the remote control. This has 3 speed levels and numerous modes. The normal mode just blows a steady airflow. The rhythm mode is like other fans that have a natural breeze mode. What I found differently with this fan is the sleep mode. On my normal fans' sleep modes slow the fan down to a steady, quiet, soft breeze. With this fan, the sleep mode actually starts off normal and starts to slow down and get quieter over a 2 hour span before shutting off. If you don't want it to get gradually slower, you can also just set a timer between 1 and 7 hours. The noise level is average and on par with my other fans of its size. It is quieter than my big pedastal fan, but it's not silent. I mounted this in my game room above my TV. It just blows air at the floor, walls, and ceiling. I couldn't use the tilt feature because the fan is too heavy. The tilt feature does work when you lay this down, but once it's vertical, it just falls. This really limits where the air flow can go. I can't install this above my couch because I have windows there. I can't install it on my wall because my projector screen is there. I will leave it above my TV and use it to help keep my TV cool, and it will help circulate my A/C this summer. It might be nice to install for some situations as a fan. Maybe hung directly over a bed or a couch. It may also work nicely on a big side wall, but for me, I dont really have a place where this would be useful. If this had pivoted side to side, it probably would've been a great little fan. As I mentioned in the beginning, this is an air circulator that is different from a normal fan. I didn't realize the difference until I had this hung and researched it. As an air circulator, this does work great. It would come in handy to push air-conditioning around in the summer or heat in the winter. I did notice that this is marketed as an air circulator, so this was my fault for not knowing the difference. I am going to give this 4 stars because it is a good air circulator. I'm still deducting a star because the tilt feature didn't work, and the fan falls whenever I try to tilt it.

I got this for my husband for Christmas. I know that seems like kind of a bummer of a gift but hear me out. The man loves fans.I encountered one of these at work when I was visiting a client on the top floor of a building in the summer and her a/c was off. Just this tiny fan in her small apartment. I’m in perimenopause so I was like well, today is the day I melt I guess. I’ve had a good life.But- wow. Wow. This fan is incredible. Not only did I not melt, I was *comfortable*. I couldn’t believe the output from this thing. I immediately looked it up and bookmarked it for my Christmas list.Husband was SO EXCITED. I haven’t seen him this happy since the time he got a free sausage and pepper sandwich outside Fenway park.It’s a little pricier than other small fans but it is worth it. It has incredible rotating features and is really able to circulate air in a room. If you live in a smaller space it’s perfect- I was tired of tripping over box fans and floor fans. Now we just have this cutie on a side table.I’ve only had it since xmas but it still works great and we use it every day.A great gift for any fan enthusiast or melting perimenopausal lady.

Perfect 👌 👍 for the bedroom