As the UK basks in a heatwave, with temperatures soaring to 30C in parts of Scotland, fans have become a must-have for many households. Handheld fans are ideal for those commuting or travelling, but for those working from home, a tower fan is the perfect solution.
Capable of cooling an entire room and safe to leave on overnight, many people are rushing to purchase a new fan to beat the heat. For bargain hunters, Amazon has cut the price of one of their top-selling fans by hundreds of pounds.
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The Pureborne 36" Smart Tower Fan, usually priced at £349.95, is now available for just £89.99. The tower fan boasts a sleek and slim design, with a base diameter of 32cm and a height of 91cm, making it the perfect size to fit into smaller spaces without causing disruption. It also offers a 90-degree oscillation, ensuring full room coverage.
Buyers can select from four speeds and four different modes - normal, natural, sleep and auto. All of these features can be controlled via a remote, an app (compatible with iOS and Android), or through voice control using Alexa or Google Assistant for added convenience.
The Pureborne 36" Smart Tower Fan is a dream for those who like to keep cool at night, thanks to its sleep mode. It gradually reduces the wind speed every 30 minutes by two levels, ensuring your slumber isn't disturbed. This means you won't have to drag yourself out of bed in the wee hours to switch off the fan if you're feeling chilly.
Another top-rated tower fan on Amazon is the Dimplex Mont Blanc Cooling Fan. Priced at £84, this fan boasts three speed settings and a 78-degree oscillation. Plus, it comes with a handy remote control to adjust the settings to your liking.
If you're after something a bit more compact, Argos has the Challenge Mini Tower Fan on offer for just £26. Standing at 14 inches tall, this fan is a breeze to move around your home. It offers a refreshing airflow and three speed options to choose from.

Returning to the Pureborne Tower Fan, it's been snapped up over 1,000 times in the past month as shoppers seek relief from the summer heat. Users have given it a stellar 4.6-star rating, with one reviewer hailing it a 'life saver' during the heatwave, reports the Daily Record.
One satisfied customer shared: "Extremely pleased with the fan, very quiet plus the bonus of having a sleep timer and an added remote so if used in the bedroom can be turned off without leaving the bed at night, ideal for what we want as it fits in the corner of the bedroom out of the way."
Whilst another five-star reviewer penned: "My fan arrived yesterday and was a life saver with the impending heat wave this week. It was easy to put together, looks stylish, is very quiet and cooled the room effectively. It was worth every penny!"
Nevertheless, some shoppers did have some complaints about the device. One person said: "Not sure if the one I received was defective or if I'm just overestimating it but regardless. Pretty loud, fairly weak and randomly stops blowing air as it turns...?"
Meanwhile another customer gave a mixed review: "The good thing about this fan is it can be controlled by mobile phone or Alexa. But the thing that I don't like is the background noise when it is running."
On the other hand, a top reviewer wrote: "The Pureborne 42" Smart Tower Fan is excellent. Stylish, slim design fits perfectly in my bedroom, and it's very quiet - I barely notice it on the lowest setting. Powerful airflow with smooth oscillation cools the whole room quickly.
"The remote and app make it effortless to control from bed, and the 4 modes plus 12-hour timer are genuinely useful. Sleep Mode is brilliant - cools me down, then eases off so I don't wake up cold. "
Ideal for the warm weather, shoppers can now save hundreds on the Pureborne 36" Smart Tower Fan.
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