Lasko Apex Oscillating Tower Fan with Remote - 42" - RST200 - Black | Quiet Standing Fan for Bedroom, Office, and Home, 6 Speeds, Timer, With Air Filter for Hair and Dust, Powerful Cooling Air

Really powerful fan! Cools down a room fast! Definitely worth the price! The noise level doesn’t bother me as I like to have some white noise. Love that I turn it on or off or adjust the speed with remote control!

Perfect for what I need. There is an automatic mode that simplifies the process. Just set a fan speed and turn on oscillation and it does everything. It had a temp readout and the screen can be turned off at night. I like that the fan is higher up off the ground. It really helps blow cool air across the bed at night. I feel $100 is a little much for what it is. Catch it while it's on sale.

Looks great, lots of features and quiet.

Did the fan blow air, yes. Is the LCD and nice feature, yes. In the end I returned this item for an alternate for several reasons. The advertised airflow was not met. At it's highest speed (6), it didn't meet my expectations or needs. Additionally the entire unit was very wobbly/unstable at the oscillation joint. Upon unboxing, there as a loose screw which I had to locate where it went and tighten. Ultimately I returned this because on any setting, it was producing a squealing noise that was very distracting. I ordered this fan instead, less expensive and more airflow: Lasko Oscillating Tower Fan with Remote, Quiet Floor Fans for Bedroom, 42", Woodgrain and Grey

Good room fan. Not very noisy even on high. Space saving. Oscillating feature and tall design circulates air around perfect. The remote is good feature. The air filter feature is a plus. When little box fans that dont do alot aren't cheap anymore, this is a good buy.

This fan is working out great for my home. I use it in the living area and i cools it nicely. My first electric bill showed a drop even though it has been in the upper 90s and with the heat index over 100. This one oscolates with an even airflow throughout the room. Everyone remain comfortable and cool. because of its size it is easily moved from living space to large bedroom. great value for the money.

I like the style of this fan. It has a modern look with touch sensitive buttons that light up but you have the option to turn it off. It has night mode so the fan will automatically decrease fan speed and the display will automatically turn off while you sleep. It has natural mode that replicates natural wind varying fan speed randomly. It has auto mode where the fan uses fan speed on ambient room temperature. Then there's custom mode where you can have the fan settings the way you want. It has a timer that you can set up to 12 hours. The fan seems to be quiet enough to use on high in the living room while watching tv but there's a couple of problems I noticed. It may not be everyone's fan but my fan does it. When the fan oscillate on any fan speed it sounds like the fan is hitting the filter grill that holds the filter in place. It's annoying especially when it stops oscillating to start oscillating the other direction. The design could be better in my opinion. I can barely feel any breeze on high from15 feet away with the filter in place. Another thing to mention is it says in the book to press and hold the mode and fan speed button together for 5 seconds to start the timer to let the fan know you installed the filter. F1 will flash 3 times to indicate the filter has been installed. The problem I have is F1 doesn't show up. Cd shows up so what is it? When the filter needs to be replaced or cleaned the fan will flash CF and you press and hold the mode and fan speed button to reset the timer. This fan deserves 5 stars but it's annoying when it oscillates and the fan rubs on the filter frame. Also I wish the remote used AAA batteries instead of a button cell battery. It's easier to use fingers to slide the battery cover off than it is to use a coin or back of a key to mark up the battery cover. ***UPDATE*** I took the filter off and ran the fan without the back on it. I had it on oscillate and it still made a noise. The noise is coming from the motor that makes the fan oscillate. The noise is continuous when it's not oscillating. The base of the fan where the motor is wobbly. I had to send it back.

I use this all the time. It’s a fantastic value and really helps cool my small (11 x 13, maybe?) room down on 100+ degree days. I would absolutely order a Lasko again. My only beef is that it needs a screwdriver to change the filter.