(checked 2026-10-10)Small sample: 1,039 ratings. A separate fan-plus-heat version (TH202) has its own listing.
A very quiet, versatile bladeless fan that twists, pivots and oscillates 180 degrees for far less than a Dyson. Airflow is low in CNET's test, it has no display or app, and Amazon owners are split on noise, airflow and the remote.
Top complaints
- Low airflow
CNET measured a 236 FPM median, among the lowest it tested, and lists low airflow as a con. Amazon's summary says airflow reviews are mixed, with some finding it minimal.
- Pricey, no app or display
CNET calls it expensive versus most tower fans and notes no smart-home controls. Good Housekeeping notes there's no display, so you need the remote for most settings. Amazon owners are split on value.
- Remote problems for some
Amazon's review summary says some owners report the magnetic remote doesn't work properly. CNET also found it less efficient at higher settings (48 W on high).
What owners love
- Extremely quiet, smooth air
CNET measured 39 dBA on medium and 53 dBA on high and gave its air texture 10/10.
Source: CNET - Very adjustable
Two vents twist in different directions, it pivots horizontally and vertically, height adjusts, and it oscillates 180 degrees (Good Housekeeping, CNET).
Source: Good Housekeeping, CNET - Removable screen, silent magnetic remote
CNET credits its easily removable mesh screen and its quiet, strongly magnetic remote.
Source: CNET
- You want a strong blast of air
- You want app control or a display
- You're on a tight budget
- Quiet bedrooms
- Gentle, smooth airflow
- Aiming air at two spots at once
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What experts say
- CNET: Best bladeless tower fan, 8.3/10 (July 2026): quiet with outstanding air texture for far less than a Dyson; low airflow and no smart controls.
- Good Housekeeping: Most unique (March 2025): one of the most innovative designs it has tested; no display.