Honeywell International HT-800 Table Fan

Pros: Priced right, does the job, small sized powerhouse.

Cons: ~none~

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong with this compact little fan that really cools off a room quickly!

Review: We finally broke down and bought a new fan. My son’s fan had seen better days. It is so old and dirty and just wasn't worth major cleaning to keep it. It had served him well, but was ready for retirement. Randall likes his room cool, actually closer ...

Pros: Pushes a ton of air, small, attractive

Cons: None, really.

The Bottom Line: This is the best fan we've used and the small form factor makes it a no-brainer.

Review: There's a misnomer about living in the Seattle area: People think that it rains year-round. As a result, very few people have air-conditioning. Then when summer arrives and we have days that reach 90 degrees, the community flocks to their neighborhood ...

Pros: powerful yet quiet (even after six years)

Cons: none

Review: i purchased this fan 6 years ago at canadian tire and it still works fine. when i got it i thoght it was pretty cheap looking it was only 15.00$ but i was rong its a great fan i love it in the summer sometimes in the winter to circulate ...

Pros: Cheap, reliable, creates a nice breeze in a medium sized room.

Cons: Fixed. Cannot rotate otherwise than manually moving the whole unit.

Review: Been using it 3 summers in a row. Not a problem. Quiet enough on 2 lower speeds, becomes a bit loud on high speed, but hey, it moves LOTS of air in all setups! ...

Pros: Compact size, puts out some air, sleek design, safe for curious fingers

Cons: wow-that noise

The Bottom Line: If you can handle the noise.. this little Honey will blow you away.

Review: Michigan summer gets hot. Not just hot but sticky-hot for a good three months out of the year. We have central air, but it is old and not energy efficient. Plus we really only need it about 2 weeks in June when summer really gets in full swing. The ...

Pros: Inexpensive, moves plenty of air, seems built to last

Cons: Louder than more expensive fans, especially on high setting

The Bottom Line: It's a no brainer - $10 for a simple solid performer.

Review: I've owned three of these fans (for different parts of my home) for six months. For ten bucks, I can't imagine anyone finding a better fan. It is definitely loud at highest setting. At its lowest setting, it's still pretty effective, and the noise ...

Pros: Cheap, compact

Cons: weak bordering on useless

Review: I recently purchased a Honeywell HT-800-TGT at Target. (I presume the TGT suffix indicates it a model produced and/or packaged specifically for Target). I brought it home, plugged it in, and was gravely disappointed. Despite the Vornado-esque styling, ...