Comoistar 10 Inch Oscillating Wall Mount Small Fan with Remote Control and Timer, 4 Speeds, Included Adapter, 60°Adjustable Tilt, High Velocity, 1.8m Cord, Quiet, for RV Bedroom Kitchen Gym, Garage

Lasted almost 9 months before it quit oscillating. Update: I initially gave their product a one star review as the fan still worked but stop oscillating. Customer service contacted me through my review. They offered me a replacement fan which I found surprising as most companies wouldn’t do this. I will their CS a five star review. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.

I was looking for an oscillating wall fan and these fit the bill. I purchased the 12 and 10 inch sizes and I’m satisfied with both. There’re lightweight so there’s no real concern they’ll fall off the wall, the mount is sturdy. I also like that the remotes are magnetic to the center of the tan so they don’t get lost. They’re both quiet and powerful. They’ve been on nonstop for about a month now and I’ve had no problems yet. The air in my place doesn’t feel as musty as it did before. I did mount my 2 fans somewhat close to eachother on opposite sides of a wall so when I use a remote on one, the other responds as well. If you’re going to get more than one, I recommend you put them farther apart.

Fan was great.. until it wasn't. We've had it 32 days. 2 days beyond the exchange/return window. it stopped oscillating. My husband unplugged/repluggled it. It turned. Yay. Then, 17 minutes later, it stopped altogether. Boo. We wanted to exchange it. But, we can't. Bc its 2 days too late.

Dark green color is perfect for my green-themed office. It comes with some items whose purpose is unknown as they are not shown anywhere in the assembly/mounting instructions, but I got it mounted just fine on the wall above a closet. The cord is not long enough to reach where most American buildings have their electical outlets very low on the wall. So I had to add an extension cord. You will need an extension cord unless you somehow have mid-wall outlets or you hang the fan pretty low on the wall. Seems to work fine! My only issue is that it seems to keep turning itself on?? There have been two instances now where I know I turned it off, leave the room, and then come back later and the fan is running. I will need to keep an eye on it to determine what is actually happening.

This is such a great fan I bought 2 more for my camper. It's a well thought out fan coming w/lots of features such as being able to oscillate, lightweight and most of all very quiet. Hung it right above our heads in the camper therefore being quiet was one of the main objectives. Love that the remote simply magnetically attaches to the middle of fan face, smart. Seems very sturdy and works great all the way around.

This is an ok fan for the price. This is exactly what you would expect from a cheap plastic electronic. I'm using it in my small office during the summer and it keeps me cool when the office gets up to 80F. It's pretty quiet on the lowest setting. It of course gets louder the higher the speed, but it's a nice white nose. It moves a decent amount of air for it's size, though it is of course no box fan. I would like it fine if it were not for the following things. My particular fan squeaked like an old rocking chair every time it reached the end of it's oscillating cycle. I tried ignoring it for a day to see if it would work itself out, but no such luck. I tried lubricating around the rubber washers between the arm and the fan, as it sounded like rubber on rubber. This did not help. I wound up having to disassemble the entire fan and WD40 the central plastic gear inside the body of the fan to get it to stop squeaking. Disassembly was easy, requiring nothing but a properly sized screwdriver or two. I could forgive them if this squeaking problem manifested after years of use, but this should not be a problem out of the box. Quality control could be an issue or maybe I just got unlucky. The fan still makes the occasional subtle ticking sound as it oscillates, but the annoying sounds are vastly improved. This fan comes with an unusual mounting kit. They seem to want you to screw it into solid wood (two 3/4in wood screws are included), use zip ties to secure it to a pole (not included), or glue it to all other surfaces (glue included). There is an undocumented hole in the back of the plastic wall plate for a drywall anchor, but they do not provide said drywall anchor. Drywall seems like the most common mounting surface, so the choice of documented mounting options is odd. Get the largest drywall anchor that fits into the mounting hole. The weight of the fan seems to be fine hanging off of one solid drywall anchor... as long as you don't have little ones that are going to rip it out of the wall, I suppose. I just used the ribbed variety that expand when the screw is driven into them. For extra insurance you could use one of those toggle bolts whose hinged metal wings expand after insertion to secure the anchor from behind the drywall. That would be pretty solid, but I didn't have any on hand. I suppose it might be possible that the rotation of the fan might eventually work the ribbed anchor lose over many years but this seems unlikely to be a problem for the lifetime of the fan.

I'm going to give this a 5, for sure. Use it everyday, for a large part of my day and night. It's relatively low current draw, and provides decent output. Have 2 of these in my kitchen, one on each side. This one is blowing air from out of the A/C vent to the rest of the kitchen. The other once faces back to the seating area, so between both of them a full moving around of air occurs in the kitchen. One remote works both, which can be convenient but also frustrating because the remotes work so well, just press the button without even looking at the unit and it generally works for both. It's kinda funny that way. Installed outlets to turn them off at the same time each night, and then right back on, which won't restart the fan until I turn them on with the remote. But shutting them down is solved because before it was like one would be a speed ahead of the other, or whatever, so the one would be off and the other would not, it might be on the fastest speed. That's a me problem because I use both in same room. But it's all good, and these little fans put out a decent amount of air and circulate it very well. For their size, which is my first concern, and current draw is low which is my second concern, I just hope they hold up because they have become invaluable to me.

I purchased this fan a little over 6 months ago and it worked great for awhile. It’s has now stopped working. The remote if came with no longer works. If I use the buttons on the fan for it to turn on, it will work for awhile but does turn off. The mounting options were odd to start, but I made it work. There is an annoying clicking sound when it finished oscillating and is changing directions - easy to get used to but maybe bad design? The price I paid is not worth what I received. I did see some reviews that said their replacement was of better quality, so maybe I just got a bad unit. The airflow was really great and I loved the different speed settings. It’s also a beautiful color and blends in nicely without being overly obvious.

Took me a few to understand the instructions as they are TINY!!! But I figured it out and got it up. It’s quiet!! And on the wall it’s perfect right over where I sleep at night. Happy with this fan!!

Excellent pour mes besoins. Assez fort pour aider au séchage des vêtements.

Works great looks great not noisy

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Do NOT buy, the fan itself is fine and effective but the cables they come with are CHEAP and won’t last more than a month, i’ve bought 3 of these since last year and every single one of them just stopped working. The connection won’t stay in place, whenever you move or simply rotate the fan by itself it’s going to shut down. You can’t even buy another cables because it’s a rare cable that support a certain voltage. Don’t waste your money on these