Battery Fans

Finding the perfect fan for your home can be tricky. Not all fans are same when it comes to moving air efficiently and quietly. And no one wants a noisy fan disrupting their peace at home.

If possible, listen to the fan in-store before purchasing. And if you've ordered online, don't worry about proving anything to return it. Consider the type of noise the fan makes, such as dull, low-frequency sounds that are less bothersome compared to loud clicking or creaking noises.

Pillar fans tend to make more noise than traditional round fans, so unless you have specific requirements, a regular round fan with spinning blades might be a better option.

Don't wait until the scorching hot day in June when everyone else is scrambling to buy a fan. Instead, purchase a fan during cooler months. This way, you'll be prepared and won't have to settle for whatever happens to be in stock when the heatwave hits.