| Blade Orientation | Bladeless |
| Brand | Draper |
| Colour | Black |
| Control Style | Remote Control |
| Energy Efficiency Rating | A |
| Features | Remote Control, Oscillation |
| Finish | Matte |
| Item Depth | 29 cm |
| Item Height | 29 cm |
| Number of Blades | Bladeless |
| Number of Speeds | 3 |
| Power | 40 W |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Room | Any Room |
| Shape | Round |
| Suitable For | Indoor |
| Timer Control | 7 hrs |
| Type | TBA |
| Voltage | 230 V |
I purchased this fan for £51, assuming it would be a semi-decent option for the price. Unfortunately, it turned out to be one of the worst fans I’ve ever encountered in this price range.
Excessive Noise: Even on its lowest setting, the fan was extremely loud. At the highest setting, it resembled the roar of a jet engine.
Uncontrolled Vibrations: There was no effort to reduce its vibrations. It behaved like a car running on a V7 engine—an unbalanced setup—causing it to shake violently and shift around the surface it sat on.
Poor Packaging: Shockingly, the fan arrived dirty, appearing used or possibly returned. I suspect the previous owner might have had the same issues.
I genuinely don’t understand how Draper expected this product to work. I rarely speak harshly about products, but this experience crossed the line. Given the build quality, I would estimate the fan’s value at around £15 at best—or £8 if mass-produced. Selling it for £51 is, frankly, disgraceful.
⚠️ Take my word for it—skip this product. It’s not worth your money.
Was louder then my cheap pedestal fan, and not as powerful. However, it’s cheap and does provide a decent vertical range of air.
