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Question: what color is it? The thumbnail seems almost tan instead of white
Document: Another user asked in the Q&A; section about the color; the answers were mixed. I mistakenly believed those who said it was white. The base and blade are more an off-white/taupe (not tan like the one thumbnail, thankfully!
Nice inexpensive fan, like the beigy grey color instead of white or black, nice mellow fan sounds and moves air well.
After assembling this fan and turning it on, I was disappointed to find that the motor does not maintain a constant speed on any setting. It constantly revs up and down and does not put out much air. Also, the tower part is a different color (gray) than the rest of the fan (white). Seems like it was a combination of two different fans, maybe more. Totally useless and a waste of money.
Good, basic fan that's quiet (at least compared to the two other buzzing-plagued tabletop fans I own). Thanks to the other Amazon reviewers who noted the sound (or lack thereof) in their reviews.My only quibble is the description of this being a &#34;white&#34; and gray fan. There are two thumbnail images on Amazon, one showing the base and fan blade as white-white, and another showing these pieces as more tan/taupe.
This is a very nice fan. I purchased it for 15 dollars on a monday and was deliverd at my house the next day. Some assembally required. The only comment I have is that it looked pure white in the photo but its true color is sort of off white.
I think I paid $39 for this fan after I returned the Lasko (unbelievably cheaply made, missing parts) I originally purchased. I was only looking for something to make white noise but as other people have said, this thing is pretty powerful on high. It's surprisingly quiet given the amount of air that it moves. I almost considered returning it for a box fan that would be louder since sound was the original intention but this wound up working prefect after some trial nights.
The &#34;spinner&#34; is only the little plastic knob. Hold onto the plastic sleeve on the shaft and then it will come off. Don't try to unscrew the shaft, like I did for 15 minutes! I have it assembled and now I'm happy. It seems to be doing a good job. Very quiet.
I think this fan is rather large to put on a desk. It wold blow all the papers around. I put it in a window or on the floor. It is quiet and seems to be of good quality. I have had it a little over a month, so I can't speak to durability, but I have high hopes.
This was for my elderly mother, was looking for one here that did not require assembly for her. But this was the style/color/type that she wanted. A bit complicated for a non-technical person to assemble but it runs quietly, does a great job for her apartment. It looks far more expensive than it is. -- I remember too the company had included 'Assembly required' in the description. So we were prepared!
Got them early, well packaged, and a little assembly required. Both have been running non-stop, 24/7, and we are most pleased. The day they arrived, one of my old ones bit the dust so getting #2 as a back-up turned out to be a blessing. Powder coated metal frame, pleasant color, quiet operation, and I am glad to recommend them as an excellent buy.
Answer: mostly white with some grey on the upright