Comfort Zone Industrial Cradle Floor Fan

It’s pretty small but it gets the job done I turn it on the highest setting since my room is always hotter than every other room in the house and I get so cold I have to pull the cover over me. I don’t recommend having this blowing on you constantly you will freeze for it to be so small it sure does put out a lot of air also it’s pretty difficult to take apart and clean it got dirty so fast I had no choice but to get creative with my cleaning method I usually take it apart and give it a nice wipe down with a wet wipe and it’s all good to go

Very disappointed in this fan. I had already thrown the box away before I tried using the fan and I am now stuck with a subpar and poor performing item. Out of the box the fan is very weak and barely moves any air, when turned on high the fan is out of balance and will shake itself off of the shelf it is sitting on. This fan also makes a rhythmic ticking noise as it is running. I pulled the cover off to look at the blades and they are thin enough that I can easily bend them with my fingers. This helped slightly with the amount of air flow; but did nothing for the balance and noise issue. I have another of these type of fans under a different name that I purchased locally from a national retailor. The difference is night and day. The local one has a much larger motor, the fan blades are well shaped, and the fan is in balance. Overall this fan is not something I would recommend, look elsewhere for better product.

Powerful little fan. Not too noisy. I like it!

I bought this exact model fan last summer and am still enjoying it this summer. Due to inflation cost of electricity, I decided to buy another fan for another room. I looked for this model fan from Comfort Zone, as it cools a fairly large area and runs well. Of course when set on high, it will sound like a fan. (If you want a totally silent fan, this one is not for you). It has three speeds, which is great! The highest speed works well during the heat of the day to help the circulation of cool air from the air conditioner. I like that as the temperature gets cooler, you can turn it to a lower speed so you don't freeze! Overall, I rate the fan a 5 for me. Again, if you want a quite fan, don't get this one. Looking at the pictures attached...I question whether I received a "new" fan. I have never seen a new product packaged like this. However, the fan works great and I needed it badly, as the heat in West Texas has been in the triple digits!!! I would recommend this model of Comfort Zone fans.

For such a small fan, it has great wind power (without being overly loud). The fan comes out of the box already assembled, with the tightening handle attached with a wire. For people (like me) who who don't read the instructions provided with the fan, the knob looking thing is to loosen/tighten the swivel bolts on the sides of the fan; I keep mine attached so that it's immediately available when needed. The swivel" is a great feature to adjust wind direction, and it's been stable no matter where the fan has been "swiveled. " It is small enough to sit on a table, but also works from the floor. It could be attached to a wall, but there is no remote function, and the on/off is on the back of the fan, so wall mount use could be a hassle (unless it's always on). The wire cage has narrow gaps to help create a safer barrier for small fingers, and there is a wire handle for safe relocating while the fan is on. Overall, this is a solid fan, and good value for the price.

First off, and most importantly, please do not forget that this is just a small nine inch (9") fan; so you cannot expect to get the airflow that you would get from a larger fan.... If you need a lot of air movement, and that's what you expect, I strongly suggest that you get a high velocity fan of no less than 16"... A 20" fan would be my suggestion if you want a lot of airflow... you can really feel the air flow from a 20" fan... But as for a 9" fan such as this item, well my friend, this is about the best you're gonna get from any high velocity fan of only 9 inches... With that being said, and hereafter speaking only of NINE INCH fans, such as this model and models that look similar to this one as they're all pretty much the same thing with different names... They're all great little air circulators but unfortunately, like most everything nowadays, these fans are pretty much chintzy chinese garbage and I can all but assure you that any brand new 9" high velo fan that looks identical or similar to this model, including this model, will not last you more than a year if you intend on running it full time.. SO... Having personally owned 5 of this specific model fan, here is what you can expect to happen as this has happened to me with each and every one of the five I've had... When this fan is brand new, right out of the box, it will probably work very well; it will run very smooth and the only real noise will be the result of the shaft and blade spinning at high speed- totally normal for a high velocity fan of any kind... (If you hear any metallic noise at all then the fan is defective out of the box)... BUT THEN- After anywhere from 2 months to 11 months of running continuously and smoothly, the fan's mechanics will get out of whack and start making a subtle clanging/creaking/clattering/squealing/knocking, off balance kinda noise...... At this point the fan will either soon cease to spin altogether, or it will continue to spin for a long time with the squeaking creaking clanging wobbly gobbly noise becoming gradually more pronounced while continuing to spin with authority...... Once this noise begins, I've learned to take the entire thing apart and clean up the mechanics. I put a couple drops of 3-1 oil on the magnet part and also clean and lube the the front and back of the 2 pivoting holes which the drive shaft goes through.... Then when I put the fan back together it works just like new from anywhere from 3 days to a few months before the aforementioned creaky squeaky clattering noise returns... I've actually included a video of this noise... every one of these fans will end up making this noise at some point in its lifetime... On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the worst possible, this is a 10 and its way past time to disassemble this particular unit for its umpteenth "repair".... When this noise first starts it is nowhere near this loud and pronounced... for example, the fan depicted in the video first started making a slightly noticeable noise about two months before this video was taken but since the fan is not located in a living space I procrastinated in "fixing" it.. Now that the sound is this bad, this unit will stay off until I tear it apart and "fix" it...... If the fan ever stops spinning entirely, it must be turned off asap before the motor overheats and fries. Mind you now that A:) my fans run continuously 24/7/365, and B:) my fans hang from their base upside down from the ceiling So If you are only using this fan intermittently, you will probably get much better mileage from yours than do I...

This fan lasted 4 years of college, moving, and getting accidentally drop kicked by a drunk college dude in my dorm. I promise you you're going to get your money's worth out of this thing. It has a lot more power than you think. It was small enough to keep on my dorm dresser or desk and get some good airflow. Small and great for what it's worth.

This Fan is really perfect for me . I have bought three of them. It is so quiet you have to look at it to know it is on. It is very powerful even on the lowest number it cools a large room. I will be buying one more for my large living room for the Summer. I have them in all of my bedrooms In the quiet of the night there is a gentle tiny hum.

Works good but not powerful

Très performant et résistant

This is good, sturdy, quiet fan but not overly powerful. Does the job for what we need, mostly on the window ledge at night in the summer. :)

The noise level coming from this fan maybe too loud for some. The fan stopped working today. from December 23, 2020 to March 20, 2021. only worked for 3 months.