LIVIVO 32" Tower Fan with Timer Ultra Slim and Quiet and Powerful Free Standing 45W Electric Fan with 3 Speed Settings and 90 Degree Oscillation Function (White)

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It’s just a shame that it’s noisy, putting out 46dB at its highest settings and 40dB even in Sleep mode, while the Natural mode is plain distracting, constantly revving up and revving down the fan speed. The advantage of their tall, cylindrical shape is that you get a lot of cooling without a massive footprint, and it’s spread out over a larger vertical area.

Get hold of a fan, however, and you can get a breeze going inside your home and make the temperature a bit more bearable. Still, if you want a fan for a large space and noise doesn’t matter, this one’s a keeper, and one of the few tower fans we’ve tested that can rival a pedestal fan on reach and range. We also try out any special modes and get to grips with both the built-in controls and the remote control, if supplied.You can turn the speed down and still get a nice draft, making it a great tower fan for snoozing, particularly as the noise output on its lowest speed settings aren’t much above ambient levels. Again, the bigger the space you want to cool, the wider you want it – and you can always turn oscillation off if you just want to keep yourself comfortable.

height, its built-in ioniser mode and its rather classy brushed copper finish – even if it’s just a coloured plastic. Throw in low energy consumption, even at higher speeds, and this is the best of the compact options. height, its gloss white and black plastic finish looks stylish, and the solid build puts it miles ahead of some cheap and creaky budget options. What’s more, tower fans usually oscillate, twisting left and right to spread the cooling airflow over a wider space.Still, if it’s not the ideal fan for bedroom use, it’s a good-looking, capable cooler for everywhere else. Most tower fans offer a choice of speeds, and the vast majority have a timer function that lets you set your fan to cool you down while you drift off to sleep, but go off after a couple of hours to give you a quieter night. It has five fan speeds ranging from “Sleep” to “Power cool”, plus a one, two, four or eight-hour timer, and the straightforward controls make it incredibly easy to use.