Ensure you purchase a fan suited to the space you have available – bladeless fans are available as both free-standing and table-top models. On both models you can remove the column, turning it from a 88cm pedestal fan to a 51cm desk/floor fan.

On top of its fan functions, it's also got an ambient light feature to add some colour to a corner of your room. These filters are replaceable, and replacements can be purchased separately (although one filter comes included).If you’re sensitive to temperature changes, a fan with 8 – 10 speed settings can be more versatile . Even the 'blade-less' Dyson fan has blades hidden in the stand as this is how the rapid airflow is created. Turbo mode delivers a powerful stream of air for blazing hot days, normal mode is ideal for a cool and consistent breeze, whereas quiet mode is gentle and peaceful, making it great for bedtime. Ease of Use: I examined how easy the manual controls were to use and whether they had a touchscreen or remote control to make them less hassle to use.

One thing to bear in mind is that a CR2025 battery needs to be purchased separately for the remote, as one doesn’t come supplied. The beeps on the remote can be switched off when it’s in sleep mode, so you can adjust the settings at night without waking anyone up. I considered the overall design, features, ease of use, energy efficiency, and the value for money spent.

To find you the best bladeless fans on the market, I examined several models to fit various budgets and assessed each unit individually. Plus, it's tall and sleek-looking, so it'll fit seamlessly into most rooms with ease and you won't have to worry about it ruining your carefully planned aesthetic.