DREO Tower Fan for Bedroom, 2026 Upgraded DC Motor, 28ft/s High Velocity, 20dB Ultra Quiet Standing Fan, 8 Speeds 4 Modes, 90° Oscillating Bladeless Fan for Indoors, Floor Fans with Remote, Black

One of the warmest bedrooms in the house has a ceiling fan that rattles and is too noisy to sleep while it is on. The Dreo tower fan solved that problem without ceiling fan needing to be replaced. The tower fan is perfect for a 143sq ft bedroom. It is quiet with the fan speed set to 3. At about 3 feet from the bed, the fan blows an adequate amount of air to make sleeping in that room more comfortable without the need of fan oscillation feature. For daytime use, I prefer it over the ceiling fan. The fan came with a remote control that has glow-in-the dark buttons. Every setting on the remote is the same as the touch control panel on the fan. The remote control storage on this unit is almost too snug. I like the remote storage on the 25 inch Dreo space heater better. All the settings are handy on this fan including the shut-off timer.

This works as a fan to blow air. It's not super quiet, but it's pushing air through a space so I would expect some noise of the moving parts of the fan. It's quiet enough to not be annoying. At higher speeds it is a little louder than I would prefer it to be, but it's not crazy, and it's moving really quick. This seems easy to clean by removing a screw and the back so that will be nice to clean when needed. The remote (like the fan itself) is basic, but works. The fan has a slot for the remote to slide into if you don't want it out on the table, but be careful if you move the fan with the remote in the slot as it will slide out and could become lost if you forgot the remote was in the fan. This is currently on sale for $59.98 and seems to be a value based on list price, but it seemingly has been at this price for much of the last few months. Ultimately, this is a FAN. It's not an air conditioner or air "cooler". This blows AIR! If the air around you is hot it will blow HOT AIR. But if the air around you is comfortable or cold it will blow said same air around you. Some people expect a simple fan to make them feel cold when it's hot. That's not how fans work people. This helps move air around you to possibly cool you off with the feel of "fast" (or just moving) air around you to try to cool you in relation to the air and humidity around you. Some reviews seemed to expect this to be a miracle device to work wonders beyond belief. This is a fan. It works well as a fan. It does what it is designed to do fairly well. Enjoy!

Quiet and powerful. Great Tower fan. cools and pushes our rv ac throughout

I bought this Dreo tower fan for my daughter because she’s always running warm, especially at night, and this has honestly been such a good little fan. It’s very quiet, so it doesn’t disrupt sleep, but it still puts out a surprisingly strong amount of airflow for the size. I like that it has multiple speed/settings, oscillation, and a timer option so I can set it before bed and not worry about it running all night. The remote is also a nice touch and easy to use. Setup was simple, and it looks much nicer than the bulky fans we’ve owned in the past. Overall, this feels like one of those practical purchases that actually gets used every single day. Great value and perfect for bedrooms or smaller spaces.

I received the fan today after seeing all the comments, I think a lot are over exaggerated. It’s a good fan and gives you good cold air (if it’s not that hot already) in your house. But even on the highest level 8, it’s not as powerful as a box fan. I have 2 box fans already only thing I dislike about them is the cleaning process and dust they both create. That’s why I wanted to try the tower fan. I am going to keep the tower fan and give it a chance to see how itll hold up and will it create dust and get dirty like the box fans? We will see. Wish it was a little taller too. It’s very quiet also.

The fan moves the air quietly and with a nice flow. It has 4 speeds to adjust the fan speed to what suits you. It is easy to operate and has a remote control to adjust the settings, as well. It a stabile unit with a wide base to prevent tip overs. It has a height that is about 4 feet, and 12 inches wide. It has a carrying handle built in to help move it from room to room. It doesn't cost much to run it every day, which helps the budget,

Dreo vs Lasko Tower Fans--Which Should You Buy? Summer is coming, and everyone could use a little more cooling on hot summer days. Gone are the days of box fans or awkward top heavy circular oscillating fans. Today, when people need a little extra air flow, they go for a tower fan with a remote. As you might expect, there is a dizzying array of choices available. In this article, we’ll compare the Lasko 2511 with a new option on the market, the Dreo. 36” tower fan. Both of these fans offer a quality experience, but which should you buy? Air Flow As you would expect, fan speed, or more specifically, the wind speed of the air leaving the fan, is probably the most important consideration when selecting one. You want something that will move air! Both the Lasko and Dreo tower fans offer multiple speeds to customize your cooling comfort. The Lasko has three speeds, the lowest bing really gentle, with the highest being significant enough to be felt 8 feet away. The Dreo, on the other hand, has four speeds available. 1, 2, and 3 are pretty comparable to the feel of the Lasko. However, speed 4 is noticeably more powerful than what the Lasko offers. It’s also worth mentioning that the Lasko oscillates over a 45° spread, while the Dreo has a 90° oscillation. So overall, the Dreo is going to move air over a larger area, but ultimately it seems like this difference is going to come down to a matter of preference. Noise The noise level of both fans is pretty comparable, with the Dreo being noticeably quieter at lower speeds. From three feet away, at speed 1, the Dreo registers at a whisper quiet 34 dB, while the Lasko is 44 dB. You have to get the Dreo up to speed 3 to hit 44 dB, and at that speed, the Lasko only goes up to 47 dB. Basically ,the Lasko doesn’t add much more noise at the different speeds. The Dreo does have that extra speed 4 that cranks up the noise a bit with the wind speed. At speed 4, the Dreo runs at 48 dB. The Dreo has an extra feature that Lasko is lacking. You can mute the button sounds. This is handy if you want to make adjustments without interrupting the quiet. Design The design of these two fans is similar, but also so markedly different that it’s hard not to remark on it. Lasko, as with many of their products, has opted for a functional, utilitarian design that gets the job done. It doesn’t look particularly bad, but it’s not great either. The light indicators let you know what your settings are, but they're just dots of lights next to numbers. In the case of the sleep timer, they even require you to do math to know what the timer is set on. And the numbers you’re looking at are printed on the fan, not backlit. So you’re going to have to turn on the light to check your settings if you’re in a dark room. The Dreo, on the other hand, looks like a work of modern art, with its all black design, and the big LED screen. You won’t have any problem knowing what speed the fan is set to or what the sleep timer is set on. No moving closer to inspect tiny numbers printed on the casing. The design differences carry through to the remotes. The Lasko remote is functional, if unsightly, while the Dreo is beautiful and sleek (and the Dreo remote also comes with a battery; the Lasko doesn’t). Ease of Use To be honest, any fan is pretty dead simple to use, but some are easier than others. In the case of these two, the Lasko comes with fairly simple instructions: push the power button to turn on, adjust the speed, etc. The Dreo has similarly simple instructions, but also has some additional options (mute, auto mode, natural mode, etc.). Also, the Dreo instructions are delivered in a much more appealing and professionally polished package, which I can’t ignore. Providing an instruction booklet like this sends a message to your customers that you take their experience seriously. One feature of the Dreo that isn’t included in the instructions is the easy to remove and clean back panel. If you’ve ever run a fan for any amount of time, you know that you’ll be dealing with dust buildup. With the one screw panel removal, the Dreo makes that much simpler. The back panel on the Lasko looks like you’ll have to remove six screws, but I’m not sure if it’s really designed to remove and clean. Conclusion Choosing from a wide selection of very similar products can be daunting at the best of times. For something like a tower fan, there’s really just not that much to the hardware to differentiate one from the other, but Dreo does manage to bring a more compelling product to the market. With quieter operation, a large and bright LED display, more features, a more appealing design, and a better user experience, the Dreo 36” tower fan really does offer a better product than the Lasko 2511. And you’ll pay $10 more for that difference, as the Lasko only costs 59.99, while the Dreo retails for 69.99. Whether or not the upgrades are worth the extra expense is really up to you, but for a product that will last for years to come, my money is on Dreo.

great fan! it has four strength/cooling levels. it oscillates a pretty good amount to each side. you can mute it. the beep after you push the screen or remote buttons is pretty loud at night so it’s nice that you can keep it muted. it has a few air settings that i’m not sure what are for, i guess for variety which is thoughtful. it also has a timer with different hour amounts. it’s easy to use, is made of hard plastic. we got the gray one and it looks nice. it was easy to build. the remote control is nice so you don’t always have to get up to adjust the settings, just don’t lose it!

Ich Vergleiche bewusst mit dem dreo 120+120 ventilator. Habe beide Geräte gekauft. - Optik und Haptik ist super - Leistung ist bei beiden Geräten mehr als ausreichend - der 120+120 lässt sich viel feiner einstellen - der turm Ventilator läuft 90grad oder man stoppt ihn auf einer Position. Für einen normalen Raum reicht der Turm Ventilator vollkommen aus - jetzt kommt das aber hinsichtlich schlafzimmer: Der turm ventilator ist bereits auf Stufe 1 relativ stark wodurch der Wind schon deutlich spürbar ist außer man hat ein 30m2 Schlafzimmer. Das ist bei dem 120+120 viel angenehmer. Er ist nicht wirklich laut aber der 120+120 ist wirklich nicht hörbar und er ist viel angenehmer durch die 8 Stufen. Also im Schlafzimmer werde ich den turm Ventilator so nicht nutzen können. Aber für alle sonstigen Räume ist er megagut. - der Zusammenbau ist wesentlich leichter als der des 120+120 - ansonsten sind die Funktionen wie zb der timer gleich und auch wirklich sehr brauchbar weil zb die Geräte wirklich so leise sind, dass man sie beim verlassen der Wohnung sehr schnell vergisst auszuschalten. Alles in allem sind die Geräte der mir bisher unbekannten Firma extrem gut und bringen einen erheblichen Mehrwert gerade in den heißen Tagen. Beide Geräte sind mehr als empfehlenswert aber für das feintuning oder gerade für das Schlafzimmer ist der 120+120 eindeutig die bessere Wahl. Wobei man sich da fragen sollte, ob man überhaupt so ein starkes Gerät für ein Schlafzimmer braucht, von dem man dann nur ca. 5% Leistung abruft. Nachtrag: das Gerät ist wirklich megagut aber fürs Schlafzimmer ist er für uns nicht zu gebrauchen. Auch meine Frau hat bestätigt, dass er auf Stufe 1 zu laut ist obwohl sie im Gegensatz zu mir kein empfindlicher Schläfer ist. Also wer einen fürs Schlafzimmer sucht unbedingt den 120+120 nehmen. Den hört man wirklich nicht.

Il est vrai que le silence est en partie une question subjective mais une chose est certaine le rapport bruit/efficacité sur la première position de ce Dreo 20Db est assez impressionnant, avec une projection d'air sur une distance étonnante. Il n'y a aucun bruit mécanique même avec l'oscillation activée. Si votre modèle grince un peu, il s'agit probablement uniquement d'un frottement au niveau de la plasturgie, rien qu'un léger nuage de silicone en spray ne saurait résoudre. Je suis étonné par la fraîcheur de l'air "produit", il s'agit de mon premier ventilateur colonne, les pâles en rouleau semble produire une pression statique plus élevée que les pâles classiques. L'efficacité est je le répète impressionnante avec une consommation très maîtrisée : 14W en position minimale, 32W au maximum. Il est aussi très simple à déplacer, léger juste comme il faut, les matériaux restent qualitatifs et très simple à "caser", un environnement densément peuplé en matériel saura toujours l'accueillir car sa base est de taille très raisonnable et par conception son mouvement oscillant ne demande aucun débattement. Bref après 3 semaines d'utilisation ce ventilateur Dreo 20Db s'avère être un excellent investissement pour très longtemps je l'espère. PS: la télécommande est un vrai plus, tous les paramètres y sont accessibles, le confort absolu.

Éste es un gran producto, ya compré varios para mi casa y para mis familiares. Me parece un excelente precio en relación a la calidad. Estéticamente es bonito, el ruido que hace es poco a mi parecer pero tiene una gran potencia, tiene distintos niveles, un control, puede girar o mantenerse estático, se puede programar apagado automático y sobre todo el aire que avienta si refresca. Los primeros que compré ya tienen casi 3 años y siguen perfectos, de hecho acabo de comprar uno más. Lo recomiendo mucho (cabe aclarar que lo uso en clima de un estado del centro del país).

It looks great in the living room, and the airflow is excellent! Overall, it’s a very good purchase.

It's not silent . Actually very loud when set on 3/4