VornadoPivot Personal Air Circulator Fan, 6-inch, Quiet Portable Travel Fan, 3 Speeds, Copper

Solid fan with a clever base that makes it stand out. I own a bar and this fan base allows me to hang it from a shelf right above the register which free's up counter space, hits the employee in the face for a refreshing breeze. It works best if you are within 3 feet of the fan which in my application is good because it doesn't impact the customers who can be within 10 feet of the fan. It keeps the breeze controlled. For my use this is a perfect fan. The base stand is a winning design for a multitude of reasons: hanging option and weighted enough to keep the fan from toppling over.

Great little van. Gotta love Vornado, outstanding brand that consistently delivers: I own two other Vornado fans -- different sizes/uses -- and they're all well made with solid construction and materials. Also quite stylish. I'm using this one in an outdoor shed where my cat hangs out, to help circulate the air, which improves the overall feel of the space. Works like a charm -- despite the small size, this fan throws off a lot of air. It's also fairly quiet. My cat also seems to like it, always a plus;)

This fan is great at doing what it is designed to do (moving a small-medium amount of air with relatively low noise). This is a small fan and is not going to compete with a large fan for moving large amounts of air, but that is not what I purchased it for.I purchased this fan to use at speaking engagements. As a man that is carrying more weight than I should, I sweat more than most people. I also have to talk in from of crowds more than most people do. This last weekend was the first time I used the fan at a speaking engagement and it worked very well. I had it on the table next to the podium aiming in the direction of the speaker. I ran the fan on the medium setting which provided enough airflow to keep me cool while also being very quiet.On the lowest setting, the fan is almost silent and provides enough air for a person sitting at a desk.On the medium setting, the fan is fairly quiet and provides airflow to a distance of 8-10 feet.On the high setting, the fan is quite loud (all fans are loud on high) and will provide quite a bit of airflow. Again, this will not compete with a large box fan, but that is not what it is designed to do.The fan direction is easily adjustable, but it does not oscillate.Overall, this is a great small, portable fan that works very well for cooling a single person. I would recommend this fan to anyone without reservation.

Design - 5/5Construction - 5/5Air Flow - 3/5Noise - 2/5DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION (5/5)A really nice looking fan with a retro (50's-70's era) design. Very small footprint. Metal base with transparent rubber stoppers to prevent the unit from moving or rattling on surfaces like glass. The housing is make of a very hard plastic and is mounted to the metal base with this same plastic. One would have an hard time trying to snap this, let alone the idea of it happening by accident.AIRFLOW & NOISE (3/5)I own one of the Zippis and I had expected a little more air movement out of this model. While it beats the Zippi on the highest setting (barely)...-- The low setting seems to barely move any air -- I can barely feel the wind hit my face from 12 in. away on my desk. I couldn't imagine this setting being helpful when it starts reaching 90 degrees in a month or so. Very little noise at this level, though.-- The medium setting pushes maybe 33% more air and is definitely louder than or as loud as the high Zippi setting-- The high setting is incredibly loud for a ***desk fan***, and it doesn't seem to move much more air than the medium setting (maybe 40-45% more than the low setting)As someone who games with people online, there's no way I'll be able to use this fan on high while in chat. I'd be surprised if the medium setting works out. It's more likely that I'll be relying on my floor fan in this scenario. Good enough for coding with headphones on, I guess.CONCLUSION (4/5)All in all, it functions, the build seems to be very solid, and it only cost $20 (at the time I purchased it)...but it is still a little disappointing when you hear this thing run.

Very nice little fan, I’ve had it for a year now and it works great. It’s fairly quiet too.

I didn’t really like the flimsy build quality of this fan. Aesthetically it’s not bad looking but it feels like it’s going to break down any moment. Furthermore, the fan is louder than some of the other bigger Vornado fans I’ve had on the past.Air flow is good but all in all other Vornado fans are much better than this. Angle not being adjustable is also an issue, you must have this at the correct height to be able to feel the air as the angle is not changeable.The good things about this, it looks pretty good in my opinion and doesn’t take up too much space, for the size the air flow is pretty good. I use it on highest setting as the other lower 2 settings feel too low. Tia is more of a personal fan so it works best on a working desk or office environment.Good fan but i think other Vornado are better, for the price it’s pretty good.

My husband really likes this. He got it to put on his nightstand. He sleeps hot, but I don't, so he likes a fan that he can point right at his head and not cool the whole room. He thinks this one works well because it directs quite a bite of airflow right where he wants it. It's also quiet and looks alright. And It's small so it doesn't take up too much room on his nightstand. It was a great price, and seems durable. He only wishes that the controls were not on the back of the fan, as they're a little hard for him to reach from the bed. But all in all, he's happy with it.

Great fan for my office desk. Powerful but can be a little loud.