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Question: Can this fan be used in a "stationary" way, that is, not in the oscillation way where the fan head turns constantly?
Document: This fan assembled easily, looks good, and cools a room effectively, efficiently, and QUIETLY. Even the turbo setting does not get in the way of a conversation. The oscillation is steady and even, and the breeze it creates is a perfect alternative to AC on a hot day.
Out of the Box... Assembly instructions that were so clear and well written that a small child could follow them.Tools needed... A small Phillips Head Screw Driver to address one screw.Assembly... 20 minutes (+/-). Very Easy.Operation... Quiet unlike any fan I have ever used. Four speed available, all very quiet. Enclosed was a remote control that is so practical and easy to use.
But Vornado is really smaller and nice looking, can tilt all the way up.If you live alone you probably don't need oscillation and prefer to trade power for less space than may be instead of Rowenta fan it is better to by Vornado vintage.If you have a dog, or live with a mate and want more power and all room light breeze and don't care that much about space that by this one.
Great fan, looks classy and the wireless remote is very handy. I didn't like the fact we received a used remote packaged with our new fan - the remote was scuffed and missing print on the buttons. The fan appeared to be brand new, however - refurb remote put in with new fan?Either way, everything works well.
It seems like the oscillation is a lot wider than most fans, too, but that's just my impression.
Assembly was a breeze (no pun intended). The only tool I needed was a knife to open the packaging and a Phillips head screwdriver; you can do just about everything with your hand.As others have said, this fan is very quiet. I think my wife's comment when she walked into the room where I was doing a test drive sums it up, &#34;is that thing on?&#34;.
Everything about this fan is awesome! It's beautiful, has a remote, is quiet AND powerful, has a wide oscillation path. Are those things worth the extra price tag? It depends on what you want out of your fan. For me it definitely WAS worth the extra $$  You get what you pay for, in general. And in this case you get a terrific fan.
This fan is excellent! Super quite, fairly easy to assemble and works very well. I have used it outside on the patio as well as indoors.
If something doesn't seem to fit right, take it off, check the diagram, and try again. Be aware that to stop the oscillating you have to turn the fan off and pull the button on the top of the fan up as far as it will go, not just raise it a bit. This takes a little bit of pull to get it to snap into position. As a fan it works well and is super quiet, but the fan head is smaller than I expected, compared to the base.
It's worth noting that the remote cannot turn the oscillation on or off, that's done with a button on the back of the fan. The fan will resume the last speed you selected when you turn it back on.The Rowenta fan cost more than 3 times more than the fan I originally bought but I think the quiet operation and sturdy construction are worth it. Looks like it will last for years -- consider it an investment!
Answer: Yes, on the top of the fan there is a pull switch. Up for non- oscillating and down to oscillate.