Treva FD15001 Tabletop Bug and Fly Deterrent Fan 2 Pack, Black

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The Comfort Zone Oscillating 3 Speed is the big kid in the class, assuming a more mature look. The traditional design enables the fan to both pivot and oscillate. The unit has three speeds, and the airflow produced is above average and can be felt across a moderate-sized room. Moreover, the rubber feet under the base provide ample grip on smooth and firm surfaces.

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This 360º pivoting Vornado PivotC clip fan is a preferred deskspace air stimulator. This model gives off a pleasant breeze while going virtually unnoticed due to its extremely compact size and moderate noise output. Moreover, the clip is small but effective and won't eat up precious desk space, and the long cord provides more options for placement. Dots refract/bend light which scares the insects. Bending light is not a part of their DNA. In their little fly minds, the bending colored lights are not normal in nature and it appears dangerous to them. They will always choose to go somewhere else. Designed on a solid base, the Honeywell HT-904 has a hemisphere casing that houses the fan and motor on a U-shaped harness. The airflow produced by the motor has three settings that push out a range of 4.3 to 6.4 mph wind, all on a head that will tilt vertically up to 90º. You can incrementally adjust the speed to suit your preference. Changing the settings is simple, and it can work well on most desktops due to the cord's 6-foot length. This model can also be wall-mounted. The Vornado Flippi V6 is a pint-size desktop fan that is best suited to circulating air in a personal space. The footprint of this little tyke is among the smallest in the class, and the purr of the rotor and motor is soft enough to go unnoticed. Additionally, the 6.5-foot cord will accommodate most outlet locations without the need for an extension cord, and the ~130º pivoting head provides sufficient airflow options.

We researched dozens of the best table fans on the market before purchasing ten popular models for in-house testing. Our side-by-side analysis looks at important features like power, perceived noise, sturdiness, and of course, measuring each table fan for size. We recognize that there are a lot of products on the market and that many look the same. Our round-up of the best table fans is designed to make your selection process a bit more breezy so that you can easily see which of these fans blew the competition away. There's a fair amount to consider when shopping for a table fan. However, we tried to structure this review to make it easy to compare all aspects of fan performance. These are power, sturdiness, noise output, and last but not least, size. With these metrics to guide you, we hope it's a breeze to find the right fan to match your needs and budget.

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The Genesis 6-inch Clip is compact, lightweight, and quiet across all settings. The clip mode is great for a headboard or the side of the desk. It's a good choice for tight spaces with its relatively low airflow — 1.7mph on low, 3 on high. Additionally, the rubber feet on the clip are grippy and insulating, so the fan won't take itself for a walk or vibrate your keyboard off the desk. This fan is also simple to clean; just remove the screen with the turn of a screw and get to work. This repellent comes with soft and flexible blades that detect your hand approaching and stop spinning! This means when you're ready to load up your plate - the fan won't get in the way. To standardize this evaluation, we used an anemometer (i.e., a wind speed meter) at 3 feet in a direct line from the fan. This distance was selected because it's the minimal range needed to cover a typical table with air movement. To give the experiment a more real-world feel, we also turned our cheek to the machine at 20 feet to see if we could detect any air movement. If we did not, we moved closer to the fan until we felt a breeze. Perceived NoiseThe Holmes Lil' Blizzard isn't just a clever name; this machine can really push air. This oscillating fan has three settings, of which the highest can produce noticeable airflow up to 20 feet away. The fan is also easy to clean — simply turn a screw, and the cover releases to expose the rotor. Easy breezy. What makes the Treva 10-Inch Desktop Battery Fan stand out in the class of table fans is its slender profile and ability to run on 6 D-cell batteries if needed. Both features make it a go-to for those desiring a table fan for travel. The machine also produces a high wind speed of 4.5 mph at 3 feet, which is gentle but still detectable at 20 feet. To test the quality of these machines, we ran several tests assessing their power, perceived noise, dimensions, and sturdiness. The details of this analysis and the products that performed the best in each are discussed below. Power The Honeywell HT-908 Turbo Force can move some air. We recorded a steady breeze of 10 mph at 3 feet when on its highest setting. Don't mistake this model for a personal air agitator — its powerful motor rendered a significant air movement at 20 feet. The HT-908 is a proper fan designed to circulate air in small to medium-sized spaces.