Everdure 49.4 Inch Indoor/Outdoor Pedestal Fan, 6 Speed Settings, Targeted Airflow Control, Oscillating Fan, Remote Control Included, Perfect Cooling Fan for Bedroom, Living Room, Home Office, White

I bought this fan because at high speeds, it is loud. I LOVE the white noise when I sleep which is why I bought this. I think the price is a bit high, but quality is superb and it looks very contemporary - not your ordinary boring fan. I sleep with this right next to my bed blowing on my head and love the strong focused breeze. No regrets and would strongly recommend.

I've been thoroughly impressed with the Everdure 49.4 Inch Indoor/Outdoor Pedestal Fan! Its robust design makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, which is perfect for my patio during summer evenings. The fan operates quietly yet effectively, providing a gentle breeze that keeps the air circulating without being intrusive. Setting it up was a breeze too—no pun intended—thanks to the straightforward assembly instructions. Overall, it's a fantastic addition to my home, offering reliable performance and stylish aesthetics.

Looks kinda cool. That's about it. I bought this after a break up, figuring I deserve to splurge a little for my new bachelor pad. I needed a fan, saw this thing, bought it [in 2022 for a significantly cheaper than it is now], and have regretted almost immediately. When oscillating, there's a slight rubbing somewhere you can both hear and feel. It's incredibly distracting when trying to go to sleep. The loudness of the fan (which itself does not bother me) doesn't help drown out those vibrations, unfortunately. Not having an actual power switch on the fan is such a stupid (or greedy) decision. You have to rely on two cheaply made remotes to turn the fan on or off. Actually, not only for that, but to also turn the oscillation on and off, as well as increase and decrease fan intensity. The remote buttons also don't illuminate so it's a pain in the butt using it at night. One of my remotes actually just stopped working after a few months. Lovely. There no way this thing is worth $400+. Please don't even pay more than $100 for it. I feel nothing but immense regret whenever I look at this thing. Like, for the same price (or much less actually), I could have purchased about a dozen [probably uglier] standing fans and been much happier.

I like it, don't take too much space and it's pretty strong. Where I live there are frequent power outages. So the fan stops where it last is and doesn't return back to it's original position for obvious reasons. One point the fan rotated but wouldn't blow air. I turned it on and off several times and fixed the issue. Despite everything, it's a good little fan. I like it.

This fan is hands down the best fan I’ve purchased to date. I am a hot sleeper so I use one year round. When I seen this scrolling through pedestal fans, I stopped to take a look and read. I was intrigued. It’s pricey and I was going back and forth thinking about it. I finally got it due to having 2 dyson fans and this was cheaper than just one of them. I truly like that this is a pedestal fan, with remote, low profile, brushless motor (a plus) and direct flow impeller blades. It’s very quiet up to number 3 but you’ll only need 2 for sleep. 4-6 puts out some serious air and it oscillates. The only downside to this fan is that it only works with a remote. There’s nothing on the fan itself to turn it on. I did however contact Everdure and their customer service was outstanding. I told them my concern about the remote and they shipped me an extra to have on hand just in case I lose it or break it. I am totally fine giving this a 5 star rating. It’s a great fan and NO!! Nobody paid me to give this a high rating if anything it’s a 4 due to the design flaw but the customer service makes up for it. I’m sure they’re going to make the remote available to buy by itself eventually.

I’ve had this fan for a year and a half, and when the battery died in the remote, I received excellent customer support and re-syncing the remote to the fan. The fan does not have a physical on and off switch but it does come with two remotes so there’s always one as a back up. I love the look of it and I keep it on the patio where it is somewhat supposed to be elements and it continues to work. And it just looks so much better than your typical fan. Some people think it’s a speaker because it’s such an unusual design. I appreciate industrial design and don’t mind paying more for things like Apple products and this fan.

I needed a strong fan for my bedroom. And decided to try this out even though it is an expensive fan. I enjoy it, easy to build and get up and running. Comes with two remotes with batteries. On the highest setting i can feel the breeze strongly from the other side of the room. However it is kinda loud at fan setting 3 and only gets louder with higher levels.

As mentioned in headline, very noisy on first three levels, kinda like a dentists drill, but not quite as bad as the fan most likely sits at a distance. More like a low level dentist drill. What I received was one working remote control and one that will absolutely not connect with the fan. I have loved the power and projection of the air it pushed, and initially was very satisfied with the tilt range AND oscillation range, but around a month ago and during summer in Los Angeles, the oscillation stopped working. I have included a video showing how the oscillation now works. I have had this fan for under a year. The oscillation stopped working after roughly 10 months. It wouldn't indicate such poor craftmanship if I had run this fan the entire time I've had it. In total I have only used this fan for approximately 4 months, during hotter times, the entire time I have had it. I have left it off most the other times due to the noise of the lower levels, and relied on stationary Vornado floor models that take up significantly less floor space. And as mentioned before, included were two remote controls, only one of which actually worked. This is a poor investment for air circulation due to no customer support.