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I have enjoyed using the temperature settings so that my room doesn’t get too cold at night. I have noticed that if I set the temperature to 60 degrees, it really means 65. In my video, you can see when I use the temperature settings, the fan runs at 60 and shuts off at 65 even though the temperature in the room was about 67. I also noticed that the fan shut off one night when I had it set to 60 but the room temperature was about 67, and I think it was because it was so cold outside at 30 degrees. I imagine the fan can’t read the temperature inside the room when it is significantly colder on the windowsill where it sits. I don’t really mind this discrepancy, though, because I like my room close to 65 degrees at night, and I can still achieve this so far by setting the temperature at 60.
I love that it is so easy to change the direction of each individual fan with the flip of a switch, as you can see in my video, and I have been running it with one fan blowing in and one blowing out. I personally don’t find the noise from the fan irritating, though to be fair, I have another fan in the room that drowns out the noise of this fan somewhat. It isn’t the most powerful fan by any means, but for a smallish window fan, I think it has decent power, enough that it has affected the temperature of my room. As other reviewers have made clear, this fan does not come with a remote, and while that would be a lovely perk, I won’t count it against the fan since it was not promised to me and it is not a necessity for my needs.
I am happy so far. Based on reviews of these double window fans in general, I am a bit worried about durability, so if this fan stops working in some way or otherwise disappoints, I will try to return to edit my review.
