Shoppers are praising the Air Pro 20-inch Floor Fan during the continuing heatwave, with one healthcare worker saying it helped keep nurses and carers cool. The fan is available on Yimbly and Amazon, offering options for buyers.
On Yimbly, the fan is priced at £98.99, down from £109.99, by applying the discount code SUMMER10 at checkout. On Amazon, it costs £109.99, with additional colour options beyond black and silver.
Features and performance
The fan offers three speed settings (low, medium, high) and an adjustable head with a tilt function of up to 160 degrees. It includes an integrated carry handle for easy transport and generates a strong airflow that quickly circulates throughout a space, according to the product description. Controls are simple, with no complicated menus.
Healthcare worker testimonial
A healthcare worker wrote on Yimbly: "Excellent fan. Purchased for on the ward, helps keep all the nurses and carers etc. Cool, very sturdy and can be left on for long periods. I am purchasing the Air Pro in the pedestal design for work, too."
Another reviewer, who bought the fan before the June heatwave, said: "I couldn't have managed without it. Incredibly powerful high velocity fan. Also lightweight to carry around. I stood it on my bedroom windowsill in front of an open window so it pulled in the cooler air at night into the room. It worked almost like air conditioning making a huge difference. During the day it was just as good."
Other cooling options
For those seeking a quieter alternative, the smaller Air Pro 10-inch Desk Fan Turbo Air Circulator is available from Yimbly for £35.99 (reduced from £39.99 with the code SUMMER10) and at B&Q, Debenhams, and The Range for £39.99. The Quipulse Portable USB Tower Fan is also reduced at Debenhams to £39.99 from £44.99, featuring a remote control and low noise operation.
Many fans on the Argos website are currently out of stock. However, the Shark ChillPill 3-in-1 Fan, Mist and InstaChill System with Travel Case is available from Shark|Ninja for £149.99, described by one buyer as a 'small device with big cooling power'.
