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Question: Is this fan worth the extra money?  I need a desk fan that is really strong and really quiet.  This fan looks like it could be good, but it's 4 times the price of other similar sized desk fans.  Is it really worth an extra $60?
Document: That's when I decided to take the plunge and spend the extra money for the Rowenta fan. I've been totally satisfied with all of my pedestal fans, as their quality far surpasses anything else on the market and the fan is so quiet that it's easy to forget that it's turned on.The Rowenta desk fan is basically the same as the pedestal fan, albeit with a slightly smaller fan blade and no remote. Aside from that, it looks nearly the same and performs flawlessly.
Amazon had a wait to get this so I got one at BBB and had a coupon to boot. Fairly easy to put together although I remembered putting other fans together which were similar. Before I had it plugged in I just spun the blades and could feel how effortlessly they moved and could actually feel a nice gentle breeze with one little nudge. It's like a natural breeze with maximum efficiency with this little guy, it just feels good, different and better than other fans.
I hope it lasts but with BBB you can bring it back anytime and exchange even without a receipt, kind of like LL Bean. It's a little pricey but precision made. The blades aren't  cheap or flimsy - that's the design to get such a wonderful breeze. I don't know if Sanyo still makes table fansbut they were also quiet and less money but not as good as this Rowenta. The heat is just hitting New England and I'm really appreciating this natural cooling and hope you can get one soon.
Super quiet fan. It's well worth the extra money. The Blue fan blades are nice. The fan is built better then the cheap ones.
This is the best fan I've owned, and I buy a lot of fans! Quiet, strong ... I could do without the blue light that comes on (why??) at the highest speed, but I simply cover it up so it doesn't bother my sleep. Kudos, Rowenta! You did it right. It feels substantial, and I think it will last a very long time.
This fan turned out to be great. It is very quite especially on low and medium. It is built well and so far seems to be very sturdy. The only issue is the picture online makes it look more silver than bronze. I love the looks of it and is worth the extra couple bucks.
I bought this fan thinking that it looks  and preforms similar to the old Panasonic fan of the late 70's. Set up was easy but I was very disappointed when I turned it on. The 5 blade fan blade is not angled enough to move a lot of air. We have to use 3 out of 4 speeds to move alot air.
The fans are QUIET, which is what we like. Our Lasko tower fans are loud and we find ourselves turning up the TV volume louder, making the house a noisy place. Rowenta is like a revelation, the plastic fan blades look attractive in their translucent blue and make very little noise as they spin. It's attractive in design and looks far nicer than cheaper fans.The major complaint is cost. I purchased the first one in the winter and paid around $60.
This fan is wonderful. It is really quiet and is really well made. The front comes off so the entire inside can be cleaned. Well worth the price.
I would give it five stars if the price were $39.99. But, for $69.99, no way. Not worth the money
Answer: Well Worth it. This is not actually made by Rowenta. They order this from a Chinese company called Airmate which makes THE best  electric fans in the industry. The materials use on their products are higher quality than you're traditional "Made In China" fan.  The motors of these Airmate fans (regardless of the brand they are sold) are always larger than Airmate's second largest competitor (Midea).