Silent tower fan with 12 speed settings has price drop in offer
The Levoit has 12 speed settings and can be controlled via an app on a user's mobile
Summer is in full swing, and in true British form, it's a mixture of blustery showers, humidity and heatwaves. Homeowners looking to upgrade their fan can find a deal on a best-selling device on Amazon.
The Levoit Smart Silent Tower is 42 inches in height, has 12 speed settings and four modes. Usually priced at £119.99, it is being offered for £94.99 in a limited flash sale.
It also has a smartphone control feature, so it can be operated from the comfort of the sofa. Or, if an owner is sitting in another room or they have left the house and forgotten to switch it off, they can do so using their phone.
The Levoit Smart Silent Tower also promises 'minimal noise levels' and has an Advanced Sleep Mode in which users can tailor the speed and customise sleep settings. The fan has more than 24,000 Amazon reviews and ratings.
One reviewer said: "Good size and amazingly quiet and efficient. Very sturdy once built. Simple to operate and can be used with the panel or the controller."
They continued: "I like the nighttime mode, which switches off the display and varies the fan speed to reduce noise. Altogether great value for money and very useful for hot summers."
A second buyer wasn't too happy with their purchase, saying: "I have used it for a few weeks and vacuumed filter multiple times. The downside is that it is kicking back dust on the walls all around it, so 5/10."
A bladeless fan can resolve the issue of built-up dust. For instance, this Pro Breeze Premium Bladeless Tower Fan and Air Purifier is on sale for £169.99. It is designed with a powerful motor and HEPA13 filter, removing pollutants from the air while cooling users down.
Elsewhere, Argos is selling a Bush Black Pedestal for £50. It has three speed settings, a remote control, and two height settings, so it can be turned from a floor fan to a desk fan. Returning to Levoit's Smart Silent Tower, a third user described it as a 'game-changer', 'worth every penny', and as one of the 'quietest fans I've ever owned.'
They continued: "It cools the room down quickly, and the best feature is the night mode, which automatically adjusts to the room's temperature as it gets cooler or hotter. Also, when you switch it off, it will automatically go back to the last setting you had on. Great piece of kit. I bought mine on five easy payments. And I said, well worth the money."
Another buyer concluded: "Wow! This fan is super quiet. Perfect for the bedroom at night. The functions are great and easy to use.
"There are 12 speed settings and an oscillating setting. Night mode turns off the display after a few seconds. Timer mode. It also has a remote. Great design. Well worth the money."
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