'Very quiet' £325 tower fan that 'cools the whole room quickly' drops to £76
With the UK experiencing a lot of warm weather this year, and temperatures to reach highs of 30C in areas of Scotland today, a fan has become an essential item for households.
While handheld fans are perfect for those who commute to work or are travelling, a tower fan is the ideal choice for those who work from home. Able to cool down a whole room and can be left running as you sleep, many shoppers have been rushing to buy a new fan to help combat the heat.
For those looking for a bargain, Amazon has slashed hundreds off one of their best-selling fans. Normally retailing for £325, shoppers can now grab the Pureborne 36" Smart Tower Fan for only £75.99.
Featuring a stylish and slim design, the Pureborne Tower Fan comes with a base diameter of 32cm and a height of 91cm, making it the perfect size to fit into smaller places without disrupting the room. Also featuring a 90 degree oscillation, this nifty fan will provide a full coverage of the room.
Shoppers will be able to choose between four speeds, as well as four different modes - normal, natural, sleep and auto. This can all be controlled by a remote, an app (compatible with iOS and Android) or through voice control via Alexa or Google Assistant for added convenience.
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This tower fan is also perfect to use during the night due to its sleep mode. By decreasing the wind speed every 30 minutes by two levels, this fan was designed to not interrupt your sleep. This means shoppers won't need to get up in the middle of the night to turn off the fan if they become too cold.
Another popular tower fan on Amazon is the Dimplex DXMBCF Mont Blanc Cooling Fan. Retailing for £84, this tower fan comes with three speed settings and a 78 degree oscillation. This device also comes with a handy remote to help with altering the fan to fit your needs.
Alternatively, for those looking for something smaller, Argos is selling the Challenge Mini Tower Fan for £26. With a height of 14 inches, this fan is easy to move around your home. Providing a refreshing breeze, this fan comes with three speeds to choose from.
Back to the Pureborne Tower Fan, it has been bought more than 1,000 times in the past month as shoppers look to keep cool over summer. Users have awarded it a 4.6 star rating, with one reviewer dubbing it a 'life saver' for during the heatwave.
One happy shopper said: "Extremely pleased with the fan, very quiet plus the bonus of having a sleep timer and an added remote so if used in the bedroom can be turned off without leaving the bed at night, ideal for what we want as it fits in the corner of the bedroom out of the way."
While another five-star reviewer wrote: "My fan arrived yesterday and was a life saver with the impending heat wave this week. It was easy to put together, looks stylish, is very quiet and cooled the room effectively. It was worth every penny!"
However, some shoppers did grumble about the device. One person said: "Not sure if the one I received was defective or if I'm just overestimating it but regardless. Pretty loud, fairly weak and randomly stops blowing air as it turns...?"
While another customer gave a mixed review: "The good thing about this fan is it can be controlled by mobile phone or Alexa. But the thing that I don't like is the background noise when it is running."
On the flip side, a top reviewer wrote: "The Pureborne 42' Smart Tower Fan is excellent.
Homewares deal of the week
Switch up your bedroom's aesthetic and keep those summer vibes with one bedding set from Dunelm that is now 30 percent less.
The Darla Floral Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set has been crafted from a soft cotton to keep cool amidst the current hot spell, with the pink colourway included in the offer.
For shoppers looking for a single sized set, the pink Darla bedding is now £14 instead of £20. For a double the set retails for £16.80 (£24), meanwhile the king size is down to £21 (£30).
The super king has also dropped from £34 to £23.80.
The duvet comes with matching pillowcases to create a seamless design. For added versatility, this bedding set is also reversible so shoppers can instead choose to flip the set over and enjoy a calm design that resembles soft clouds.
Dunelm shoppers have loved the Darla bedding set so much they can't stop gushing over it, as one said: "Really pretty bedding. Feels great in the bed. Washes well, easy to iron, and excellent quality."
While another five-star reviewer added: "Lovely sage green fresh colour brightens the bedroom up for the summer. Washes good low spin as can crease but iron well."
Get the popular Darla Floral Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set for 30 per cent less at Dunelm.
"Stylish, slim design fits perfectly in my bedroom, and it's very quiet — I barely notice it on the lowest setting. Powerful airflow with smooth oscillation cools the whole room quickly.
"The remote and app make it effortless to control from bed, and the 4 modes plus 12-hour timer are genuinely useful. Sleep Mode is brilliant — cools me down, then eases off so I don't wake up cold."
Perfect for the warm weather, shoppers can now save hundreds on the Pureborne 36" Smart Tower Fan.
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