Freetex 35” Tower Fan Review & User Manual | 35” Oscillating Cooling Fan with 3 Speeds & 3 Modes

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This fan does have lots of power. Is not very quiet in sleep mode that I could tell. The digital readout is like an alarm clock type look from the 80s making it seem a bit low-tech and retro. I wish it was just white or blue-ish colored lights instead of red & green. What is this Christmas theme? They should be white-blue as those are cool tones for a cooling-off fan.
The base assembly is a bit strange as you have 3 screws that are not evenly spaced apart. If you line up 2 the 3rd might be in the wrong spot.. so need to make sure it's in the exact correct spot to put it together.
The remote works well and is good, and has 3 wind speeds, and a timer.
The auto mode just makes it all turn off when it drops below a certain temperature in the room. You can't change the setting on, It's pre-set to like 76 degrees or something like that. So not useful to me.
The Nature setting is supposed to be like being outside with the speed of the wind changing.. this thing only has 3-speed settings, so in Nature mode, it just randomly speeds up and slows down between the 3 speeds. Kind of corny and not very useful if you ask me.
It also gets fingerprints really easy when you touch the black shinny surface on top.. and it does wobble in high-speed oscillating mode.. so don't toss your jacket on it or you could knock it over!
If you want a fan with a remote and timer. This works fine. Also, it is a good bonus to see the room temperature at a glance on a big read-out.


Tower Fan Freetex，35” Oscillating Cooling Fan with 3 Speeds & 3 Modes, Auto Mode, Remote Control, LED Display, 12-Hour Timer