See that tiny base on the fan. That is a problem. It is too small and is dangerous if sitting on carpet. I put it on a wood floor for safety but I think one of my cats could easily knock it over. The fan oscillates but not far enough. We run it on high and it certainly will not keep everyone cool unless we constantly circle the fan ourselves. It is very quiet, so 5 stars for that. Great if you have a tiny room and are cooling only one person.

I bought this fan about two weeks ago. The osculating feature, once turned on, would not stop once turned off. Turned fan completely off and the fan continued osculating. Needed to be unplugged in order for it to stop osculating. Once plugged up again, it automatically begins osculating without pushing the button on the fan and/or on the remote.

I purchased this fan with some concerns and thinking it was a risk based on some comments I read. After having it for two days I am pleased to say my current opinion is that its not too loud, blows sufficient air to be felt in my living room and its actually a big open space, and I like the ion option. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend you give it a try yourself even with some comments you can always return if it does not meet your expectation.

I've had four of the other Lasko fans for years, one I bought last year, but this one is not worth the money. It's quieter because it barely puts out any air. The"widespread" oscillation is about a 30-degree scope. I bought two tonight. One did not have the remote or the screws to attach the bottom. I'm taking both back tomorrow and buying the short, squat fan which costs $10 more and works so much better.

I bought this for Memorial Day weekend and the thumb screws are missing to attach the base to the fan. Now I can't use it for this hot holiday weekend because their hours are M - F 8 - 5. Very disappointed! I rated it a 1 because I am unable to use it until I get the screws. The owners instructions say not to return to the store - Sam's club.

I own a similar tower Lasko fan that I bought 3 years ago. Still running and still happy with it. When I saw this fan, I figured it would not hurt to have another one. This one is loud and most importantly it's angle of oscillation is very small (maybe 30 degrees or less),

This is a very quiet fan that has a remote that we love. Our remote will work from 12' away, but it must be pointed directly at the FRONT of the fan which doesn't present a problem for us. It circulates as much or as little air as we chose. We run ours every day and are in the process of purchasing a second one. Awesome purchase for us.

I've had this fan for about a month. I noticed immediately that it seemed loud. I decided to give it a chance and see if I would just get used to it, but sadly has continued to annoy me. Sometimes it's louder than usual, like something rubbing or vibrating, and a tap on the top quiets it. I'm thinking about returning this and finding something better.

I’m now taking the second one I’ve tried back due to issues. The first would randomly power off and then back on again. 0 support from manufacturer. The second one now rattles and acts as if the blades are pretty out of balance. Price drop might be the only reason I try a third unit...but it’s 2020, and luck is working against us.

Air flow so disappointing; Lasko pedestal fan much better on # 1 compared to this Performance one on # 3. Oscillation on this Tower doesn’t even go half circle. I wanted a bit quieter fan than the Pedestal, which Tower definitely is Because it’s lame in power It’s being returned.