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'Quiet' floor fan reduced to clear at Debenhams

'Quiet' floor fan reduced to clear at Debenhams

Wales Online18-06-2025
'Quiet' floor fan reduced to clear at Debenhams
The High Velocity Chrome Metal Floor Freestanding Fan is on sale for a limited time only, and has received multiple good reviews
Fans have been praising the fan for its 'huge' size
(Image: Debenhams )
As temperatures are expected to rise this week, a cooling fan becomes an indispensable item in any household, ideal for ensuring comfortable sleep during the night or keeping fresh while relaxing and watching TV.
Debenhams has dramatically reduced the cost of the 'quiet' High Velocity Chrome Metal Floor Freestanding Fan which was formerly £89.99, now down to £39.75 - a hefty saving of 56%. This particular model is crafted to provide a refreshing experience from all angles and boasts a stylish appearance.
It offers three speed settings—high, medium, and low—for tailored comfort and is said to be 'easy to assemble' according to its description.
The fan features three easy-to-use speed push buttons and sports a metal finish for that classic 'retro' look.
Debenhams customers have given the fan a 3.8 out of 5 stars, specifically mentioning its size - it measures at a substantial 20 inches.
For those seeking a more compact and convenient alternative, Amazon has slashed the price of the JISULIFE Portable Neck Fan that allows hands-free operation. Initially priced at £36.99, it is currently on offer for £29.59.
In a high-end range, there's the Shark FlexBreeze Portable Fan, previously listed at £199.99 but now available for £169.99. Enthusiasts suggest that choosing this device means "you won't be disappointed" with its performance, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Over at Debenhams, a customer expressed satisfaction by stating: "The fan arrived less than 48 hours after I ordered it. Mostly assembled. Very pleased with it as it tilts up. Three speed settings and I purchased it for less than half price."
Another highly positive review noted: "This fan is fabulous. I didn't realise how big it was, but saying that, it's powerful but not a "wind turbine". Even better, it was in the sale! I love it. Very much recommended."
A contented purchaser remarked: "The fan is very powerful and in the hot weather it is brilliant. The cool air goes all across the room."
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Yet, amidst the acclaim, one critical review pointed to a flaw with the product, with the customer reporting: "After the first use the buttons stopped working."
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