Summer brings with it many wonderful and amazing things such as watermelons, flowers, and sunshine. However, the heat is the one thing we forget until summer truly starts to roll in. There is no getting around it. If you want to survive this summer, getting a high-end tower fan may be necessary. We have put together a comprehensive review to help you make the most informed decision possible.

While reviewing these tower fans, we have considered their noise level, air flow, ease of use, and assembly. There are many things that make a good tower fan, and while none may be perfect, we hope to help you find the one that’s perfect for.

Remote-controlled, Bladeless, Cooling Fan

This tower fan not only shows the current temperature of a room but has a powerful gust that will quickly bring those summer temps down. In addition, it has a wonderful sleep mode to help keep things cool and silent while you fall asleep.

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Durable, Sleekly Designed Tower Fan

This beautiful black and silver fan will have you sighing with relief. It stands at 42”, making it perfect for those with taller beds, and it also produces an awe-inspiring flow of fresh air. This heavy-duty tower fan will keep you cool for many summers to come.

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Quiet, Lightweight, Cooling Tower Fan

This stark white fan can cool any summer night without the horrendous noise of most fans. With an easy set-up, it is a no-brainer to choose this fan if you have difficulty sleeping with loud noises and high temperatures. 

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Freshly Designed, Easy-to-Setup Tower Fan

This neutrally colored tower fan produces powerful airflow that is sure to keep you cool. A bonus is that the LED light shuts off after a bit, allowing you to have a dark, peaceful slumber.

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Contoured, Non-Oscillating Tower Fan

This one-of-a-kind tower fan has no need for oscillation to cover an entire room. The Vornado has contoured outlets allowing it to reach a near 360-degree airflow output. This tower fan will make sure that air circulates throughout your whole house!

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A floor fan or tower fan can use a decent amount of electricity, about 100 watts per hour. It can be hard to tell if this is a lot or not, so we will compare it to a window A/C unit. A small window A/C unit can consume up to 500 watts per hour, and the number only gets bigger the bigger the unit you have. Ultimately, while tower fans do use more watts per hour than ceiling fans, they use a lot less than A/C units, making it a happy medium between the two.

The general consensus is yes: fans accumulate dirt, which will lead to their inevitable downfall. You can try to keep the outside of the fan clean by using a microfiber cloth and keep the inside clean by using either a vacuum attachment or compressed air. Some tower fans will come apart easily for maintenance, while others are built to not come apart at all. Take a look at your owner’s manuals and other online sources before taking apart your tower fan!

When the summer really starts rolling and the hot days hit, you need something to help keep you cool. Tower fans are a modern innovation in fan technology, offering a stylish and effective way to keep your home cool during the summer months.

Of course, like with all fans, almost any home appliance manufacturer has their own option available. This makes choosing complicated with so many models out there. To help make things simpler, here are some factors to consider when purchasing a tower fan: