Comfort Zone 3-Speed Dual Blade Window Fan, White

Technology has changed and this fan is a lot lighter than a previous window fan we had. When it’s on its lowest setting it is very quiet - so it’s perfect for overnight sleeping. Because of the way our windows open we use this lengthwise rather than longwise. Works perfectly. Very happy with this purchase. It has several settings to adjust to every situation.

It works well and the speed is good and it fits right for my window as long it bring cool air I’m good

Fit perfect in the window got for my laundry room to pull the heat out. You can tune either way. It was a good price too. I need to buy a couple more for the garage.

Good fan for the price. Fits well in window with no bug openings. Like the exhaust feature. Works without the window for tabletop use making it very versatile. I like the bug screen also. Saves electricity without using ac.

This product is deceiving, first of all. I included a photo from the listing. It distinctly shows an arrow going out the fan, and an arrow going in. A pretty small detail, but it makes it seem like it's similar to other products that *do* that (blow in two directions). This does not. Many of these window fans genuinely have fans you can run in opposite directions. This creates a cross breeze because it pulls out stale air and pushes fresh air at the same time. That's what the image suggests this does. However, as shown in the second, real photo, the fans both run in the same direction. Whether you choose to output stale air or input fresh air, you can't have both. You have to physically remove the fan from the window and turn it around to switch. I encourage you to research why a cross breeze is much better at cooling a room than solely exhaust/input. It's a real scientific principle. Buying a fan that can do both at the same time is much more valuable, and you can find them for similar prices. So, hidden lying aside, how good is this fan actually? If you truly only need one direction (like a bathroom exhaust) or have another open window that can facilitate the cross breeze, how good is this fan? Actually very good. The quiet mode isn't silent, it moves a good amount of air, but it's a good setting. If you need it stronger, the stronger settings really amp it up. The product specs say it can an move about 250 cubic feet per minute of air on max setting. A standard apartment bedroom might be around 2000 cubic feet, meaning this can essentially cycle that size of a room every 8 minutes. For a comparison, box fans are generally half the price of this, can do up to 750 cubic feet per minute, and run more efficiently (larger, better blades). What I mean to say is, if you want a fan that exhausts and inputs, don't buy this. If you can fit a box fan on your window sill and want maximum cooling, don't buy this. If you want something small that fits in your room and is unilateral, buy this. I will be returning mine because a cross breeze is infinitely better than a unilateral breeze for cooling a room, and false advertising (or deceptive advertising) strings a deep personal annoyance in me with all the other fake advertising online and stupid AI products out there.

Very nice but unfortunately you have to completely remove the fan from the window to change the intake and exhaust

I do not like that you have to turn the fan around in the window for it to draw air in and turn it the other way in order for it to exhaust out very complicated very noisy! plus the feet that go on it for you to set up on a table does not stay intact. very pricey! I will be returning it.

Im so heated why would you resale something like this with the box being this nasty and the fan is broke. plus it came in a different box when my daughters came in a Walmart box.

Not a big fan having to turn the whole fan around to exhaust air from the room. if I knew i had to do that i wouldn't have bought it lol i was looking for one where I can flip the switch and the blades would spin the other way to use the exhaust feature. I'm going to end up getting another one that does have that feature but u live and you learn lol

The product description online is extraordinarily deceiving. It suggests that the fan operates in both direction simultaneously, but what it really does is have a switch that allows you to operate both fans and either direction simultaneously.