Commercial Cool16 Inch High Velocity Floor Fan, Black, CFF16B

Very powerful fan. It can be very loud at highest speed, but don't mind it because it more of a white noise.

I’ve been using the Commercial Cool 16-Inch High Velocity Floor Fan for a few weeks now, and it’s honestly one of the best fans I’ve owned. If you’re looking for serious airflow, this thing delivers.Right out of the box, you can tell it’s built for power. The metal construction feels sturdy and durable, and it’s not one of those lightweight fans that shifts around when it’s on high. The 16-inch blades move a ton of air, which has been a lifesaver during hot days and stuffy evenings.The three-speed settings are simple but effective. Even on the lowest setting, it provides plenty of airflow, and the highest setting feels like a mini wind tunnel (in a good way). It’s perfect for cooling down a room quickly or even just keeping air circulating while I work or relax.One thing I appreciate is how adjustable it is. You can tilt the head up or down depending on where you need the airflow, and it’s great for aiming it across the room or directly at a spot that needs cooling.It’s not the quietest fan, especially at higher speeds, but I don’t mind since it’s more of a steady white noise. If anything, it’s kind of soothing, and it easily drowns out background sounds like the TV in another room.All in all, this fan is a workhorse. It’s reliable, powerful, and does exactly what you’d want a high-velocity fan to do. If you’re after cooling power over fancy features, this one’s a solid choice.

This is a good quality fan, and the size is just right for our camper.

Purchased November 2021 have been running 24/7 since then sometimes off in winter in Nevada. All metal motor works well the other day I whacked it on the ground and a lot of debris came out it actually freed up the motor more as it was running I did Best fan I purchased only took apart one time to clean blades. But I vacuum out once a month. Would be nice if they had snaps on the side that it could be removed the front to clean blades after all these years with fans they don't make it like that I guess it's for child safety but still maybe about 10 screws to remove to get it the blades unless you snip an opening in the front which I might do then vacuum attachment will fit in. Just tighten both knobs on each side good and you won't have a problem many people complain they come loose they don't if you put it tight.

I cannot stand those fans that are so difficult to take apart to clean. This one is well designed, easy to take apart and clean and put back together - just be cafefull reinstalling screws back into plastic body, do not over tighten, easy to strip threads in plastic.

I purchased this fan on the bases of needing a way top cool down while riding a bicycle on Zwift. Since I didn't want to put tons of money into a fan I looked at a 20" fan an the Commercial Cool Fan The 16 inch blade won, since I though for as close as it would be there was no need to go any larger.This fan puts out air way more any than I need to an extent where it almost feels as thouugh it has a peltier cooler added. The cage is well constructed, and doesnt wobble in any way. The on/off/ mode switch is built into the center of the back panel which leave a clean design. I suggest adding a plug-in remote to the wall outlet, so that you dont have to always go reaching to turn the fan on.So the price point is right, as opposed to what it cost to acquire a Wahoo Kickr Headwind which is really just a fancy FAN.

Works as described

This fan is not too small, not too big - it is just right. The noise is not too quiet (for those who appreciate a bit of white noise), not to loud - it is just right. The solution to cleaning the blades is to buy a bottle brush, (this is the set I got - I am not a promoter:https://amzn.to/3p0S1Vp) wet the brush with a very, very light coating of dish liquid and insert the brush thru the grill at various points; if you are adventurous instead of manually cleaning it, you can turn the fan on low speed. Note - I am not an electrician or safety specialist; I'm certain this cleaning method would not be OSHA approved - so proceed at your own peril. It moves air better than the last few box fans I've purchased which have been very wimpy - yet has a much smaller footprint and the versatility of 180 degrees of angles.