DuuxWhisper Flex Smart Standing Fan, with Remote Control, Alexa & Smart App, 26 Cooling Speeds, 2 in 1 Height Adjustable, Multi-direction Oscilating, Powerful and Quiet Fan, Night Mode, Timer, White

This fan is definitely the quietest fan on the market. Easy set up, modern and sleek. A bit pricey but was alot cheaper via the amazon website. Other retailers charging upto £100 more.

This fan is fantastic. The highest setting is incredible given how quiet it is, the lowest setting is so quiet you could have it right next to you at night and it wouldn't bother you in the slightest. The oscillation doesn't add any noise either. The natural wind mode is really subtle but noticeable.The remote is great, Google assistant integration is ok, you can turn it on and off via voice command and adjust the speed but can't turn oscillation on or off.The quality of the construction is very good and feels premium. The packaging was incredibly well done and is good enough to gift.Within an hour of it arriving I bought one for my parents and another for my office.The only negative is the control on the unit. It is well made and looks great but the mechanism inside does not FEEL very good for a more premium product. If anyone from duux reads this, it should either be a smooth rotation with a little resistance and no clicks, or it should have very very quiet clicks like a good ratchet. Currently it wobbles too much. The way it is now feels very strange and is weirdly loud to adjust considering your selling point is noise. It's also confusing to use at first. But the handheld remote is very simple and intuitive to use so it's not a huge deal

I bought this for one reason only and that is to use it in my bedroom. The price was more expensive than the ones I bought for my bedroom and living room last year and although the fans were first class and they still are, it did light up like a Christmas tree. Putting a cloth over the display did block the light out but it also made the remote control useless. This one is also first class. The display goes dim or you can switch it off in night mode. Unfortunately, some manufacturers seem to forget people purchase fans to use in the bedroom as well as everywhere else and don't want their bedroom to light up. I had it on number 6 and there was no noise and a really nice breeze. Running costs are between 2 to 22 watts depending on the settings, it makes this a very cheap fan to run. That is around 45 hours to 500 hours per unit depending on what setting the fan is on. Considering most cheap fans I have used in the past have run at 50 to 65 watts, that is a really good saving as the cheap fans tend to be high energy users. The design of the blade is quite different but it does appear to be very effective considering it is only 12inches and not 16. I personally don't think it needs 26 speeds as my other ones are 12 speed and they are also 12in and I find that is more than enough. The problem is, if you go from 12 to 13 or from one number to the next, you are probably not going to feel any difference. Overall, I personally wouldn't purchase one for my living room because it is a little bit lower. The ones I purchased last year including my now spare one are more than suitable for the living room plus the display is not a problem and are also cheap to run. For the bedroom, yes these are high enough, very quiet with a nice breeze and the display turned off with cheap running costs make them perfect for the bedroom. Would I purchase this again? Yes I would.

Lov how quiet it is and being able to move it without having to unplug it is brilliant just make sure that the battery pack is fully charged.

The fan is great, love the natural mode where the fan cycles through different speeds. It's whisper quiet even at the higher speeds (that you're unlikely to need)The accompanying app is a pain to set up & a lack of instruction exasperats this.The app will find the fan straight away via Bluetooth, have little issue connecting it to the WiFi. The next step messed everything up for me & I ended up reinstalling the app multiple time in a vain attempt to get it to work. You see the next step is to make an account with DUUX. When done the new profile seems to overwrite the on made in the setup. So the fan disappeared from the app. No Bluetooth option to connect now so you have to find it via WiFi, simple right? No, the app says "press the WiFi button on the fan" there is no such button & the included instructions make no mention of one. What you need to do is put the fan in pairing mode by having the fan turned off then holding the power button on the fan (not the remote) for 5 seconds (this info is only in the online instructions) I wish the app told you better.Connecting it to Google for home control was also a pain. You login, it sends you a one time code via email BUT you can't leave that screen to get the email because the invalidates the code, totally unnecessary, it's a fan not a bank account.After the trouble what Google home controls do you get, on or off. No mode controls, no speed controls, no oscillation toggles just on or off.The fan gets 5 stars still it is that good the IR remote is pretty good too & can be stowed on the fan when not in use.The fan is also upgradeable to wireless via a separate battery pack & dock set.