Vornado 460 Small Whole Room Air Circulator Fan with 3 Speeds, 460-Small, Black

Great fan! Cools a whole room.

This fan is amazing. We have one long hallways that spans the distance from one end of the house to the other and this fam actually is so effective that it can blow air and circulate it that entire distance. Yes its actually intended as a single (large) room circulator and it does a fantastic job at that, we can set it on low and it moves the air very nicely and you dont hear anything. Its awesome.

What a little beast! This fan is as simple as they come and throws out some good powerful air. I originally wanted a bladeless fan but tried a few that just did not do the trick. I went back to the basics with this little beauty and have no regrets. Do not hesitate buying this fan!

Literally! Vornado blows the most…air!

Vornados sleek new 660 model is their smallest whole room unit Ive used. Its comparable to their Vornado 733 (which Ive used for years). Besides the smaller size and sleek design, it adds infinite angle adjustment, push-button power/speed settings, and a much shorter cord. Its slightly quieter. See my pics for a side-by-side comparison (the new 660 is the smaller unit with silver trim). This model (660), compared to the 733: * 4 speeds vs 3 speeds * Push-buttons (on the top of the back) instead of a dial (in the middle of the back) * Infinite adjustable (slides along a metal support bracket allowing pick-an-angle) * Slightly smaller across the head of the fan, and much less deep (the back of the stand is eliminated), so its much more compact. * Slightly quieter * Lower power consumption at low, similar at medium * Shinier * Power cord is 2-3 feet shorter. Negatives: * The power cord is too short for all the places Ive used Vornados before, I had to use a power strip as an extension cord. * There is an audible beep from each button press, I dont like devices that make noise for no reason. * Power-on goes to the highest fan setting (rather than last setting). Ideal would be if the speed buttons also acted as power-on buttons. * The lower settings dont move all that much air. Unfortunately Vornado, like other fan manufacturers, doesnt generally provide CFM (air flow) and dBa (noise) ratings on its fans, even though these are likely the two most important metrics to fan-buying consumers. I dont have a way to measure those, but I did compare power usage. Note this is versus a 733 that has been running non-stop for 4+ years (so its motor may be less efficient or dirtier than ideal): 660 (1) vs 733 at low: 30W vs 42W Setting 1 is notably quieter (and less air flow) than low on the Vornado 733. If you use this setting, and the fan runs non-stop all year, youd save 105kwh with the newer fan, about $11 at my average energy pricing (approx). But this setting moves too little air for my purposes. 660 (2) at med-low: 37W Setting 2 has some audible noise and moderate airflow. If you used this setting instead of medium on the Vornado 733, and the fan runs non-stop all year, youd save 70kwh with the newer fan, about $7 at my average energy pricing. This setting moves enough air to be useful (but not enough to circulate my open foyer/staircase). 660 (3) vs 733 at medium: 46W vs 45W Setting 3 has noteworthy audible noise and moderate-high airflow, very similar to the medium on the older fan. At this setting they essentially have the same power draw. I didnt test high since its too loud for me to ever use. Neither fan showed any vampire draw: the power meter indicated 0 meaning less than 1W of draw while powered off. If you need substantial air flow (as in between two rooms or in an open foyer, at medium) and are not space constrained, the

I have a fan in every room of my house from this brand. Vornados are the best! This one has several levels of air speed. I keep it on medium and its not loud. Its also adjustable tilting it up and down. Works wonderful!

Cools so much better than other fans!

Im quite fond of the Vornado brand. They try and make a fan at all price points. Unfortunately, as the fans get cheaper, so does the quality. This short review focuses on the 660. At $100, its pricey. This is not a cheap fan (Air Circulator), but worth it at this price point. The shiny plastic casing is nice, but a dust and finger magnet. The fan has 4 levels. high turbo ( 57-56 watts ) @ 584 CFM, with a manufacture rated 54db high ( 45 watts ) medium ( 36 watts ) low ( 30 watts ) @ 257 CFM, with a manufacturer rated 35db. Fan blade is measured at 10.14 inches. The brushless motor is quite beefy, yet efficient. On the lowest setting, you can barely hear the fan, yet it moves a nice stream of air. For those of you who can not install a ceiling fan, this works just as good. The fan is not quiet on high, yet it does move quite a bit of air around. The control layout on top is nice with a beep on every button push. This is great for when its dark. The base is sturdy, and having the adjustable chrome glide lets you tilt the fan a full 90 degrees, helps you aim were you want the air to go. Most complaints are directed at when you first turn on the fan. When the fan is off, and you turn it on, it defaults on high (turbo). I personally do not care for this, but it is not a deal breaker. The rubber feet on the bottom of the unit do tend to come off on rugs, but are easily to put back on. Power cord might not be long enough for some users. Its only 6 feet. Despite my minor gripes, I was so happy with my first 660, I now have two. 5 out of 5 stars.

My friend has the 99.99 Vornado fan and it works wonderful. I got the 49.99 as i have a smaller room and its GREAT!

I love this fan! Our entire family sleeps with a fan at night and we all have some type of vornado pedestal fan. I bought this for my toddlers room and placed it on a shelf due to space issues. The wind speeds are Great, noise level is perfect and its very sturdy. The best part is this fan is so sleek looking! If you want something that will last, buy this Vornado!