Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

It literally just got here about twenty minutes ago. I've already found my likes and dislikes about it. I've owned quite a few fans in the kat decade since my room used to be the garage, and just got renovated into a bedroom, but never got fitted with an A/C vent. Pros: ~It's ridiculously quiet! You get that classic white noise that you'd get from a fan, only it moves a lot of air for such a quiet motor. On the lowest setting, is almost unnoticeable. You can easily forget that it's on. ~It's the size makes it versatile (check pictures to understand) I really chose to buy this fan after seeing a picture of somebody drilling it to a drywall to cool their XBOX. I figured I'd do the same next to a window in order to get a cool breeze blowing into my room. What I discovered was even better! I was roasted the fan all the way up, and out the base of the fan at the bottom of my window. I slid the window down to pinch the base, and BOOM! Instant window-mounted fan! I literally dropped everything and came to write this review immediately! I'm so pumped because I was planning on getting a window fan since my walls are solid concrete, this is perfect! No time spent borrowing a drill! I've got a nightstand stacked on another nightstand next to my bed. It serves as a four-drawer, waist-high nightstand that way. My previous fan was table fan that was small enough to fit in one of the drawers, right next to my head, angled at my body as I sleep. This new fan isn't small enough to fit when sitting on its base, but rotate the fan completely horizontal, and turn it on its side, and it lays in the drawer perfectly angled at my bed to cool me and my bed at night! ~The color/design is subtle It pretty much blends in anywhere I put it. My room is blue, with black furniture and a neutral cream mosaic tile. The matte black of the fan makes it a perfect accessory to any article of furniture in the room, and blends in well when I attach it to the window the way I explained. Cons: ~The fan ajustement It can't be rotated 180 degrees from one direction to the other. It stops at 90 degrees. Honestly, it's not that big a deal. It only caught off guard as I expected it to go all the way over, but it's easily solved by simply turning the fan the other way lol. Final: as for durability and lifespan, I'll have to update you with any details as things progress. I'll try to update when it starts to get dirty, and how easy or difficult it is to clean/maintain.