Daffodil 7” USB Desk Fan UFN120 - Stay Cool at your Desk on Hot Summer Days - Small and Portable, Great For Work [Black]

Bought 5 of these for the office during the recent heatwave and I am really pleased with them. I purchased the 7 inch version ( the largest available). On full power it gives out a good blast. Not as strong as an mains powered electric fan but strong enough to have a good stiff breeze blowing. I like the fact that you can adjust the strength. Build quality is ok. They are plastic , hence the price, but I would say they were good value for money. Bottom line - if you want a small desktop fan that will keep you cool then this is the solution. If you want a powerful blaster that will blow all the papers off your desk then you should buy a mains powered electric fan.

The fan is great value for money it’s the ideal size to sit on top of the bed side cabinet and quiet enough not to disturb through the night it is also ideal in the living room when sat watching your favourite tv programmes or doing hobbies and it would be particularly good in the office or nurses station as it hardly takes up any space and it’s not too powerful that it would be blowing papers all over plus you can adjust the angle and speed of the fan it’s a perfect little fan.

I bought this for keeping on my desk at work during this summer's heatwave. Personally, at £11.95 I felt it was quite pricey for the quality - but the price was to be expected during a heatwave. There's nothing to fault about it really at all; it just feels quite light and flimsy, but it works perfectly fine. The speed is fully adjustable (on a dial), and it's quiet enough that it doesn't bother my colleagues in a small office. Obviously it's not the most powerful fan in the world but it was perfectly suited to being sat at a desk in a boiling office, and it's still useful even in the winter if the heating is on too high or I've been running around!

There are not many reviews I have seen relating to night workers, however I purchased one of these fans after much deliberation as it does help one sleep with air blowing around, especially with weather like we are having now.For me a USB fan was ideal as I have plenty of connectors and I didn't really want a chunky electric one.Don't be fooled by the size of the fan, it does Chuck out some air! It's not too noisy either, and there are no speed presets, it has a dial on the top which to be honest is very handy.I'm very happy with this purchase, helped me sleep easier anyway!

I brought as a number of co-works have one and they work great, however the one I got does not have the daffodil logo on the front and is very poor quality, no breeze at from it, very disappointed as I was looking forward to using it, would not recommend to anyone

Nicely sized desktop fan. Helps me cool off in the office. Has a nice speed dial on top - great. Is quiet enough and doesn't disturb anyone. I just love this.

Buying USB fans can be quite hit and miss, they're great in that they run straight from a USB port which if you set up the computer correctly means they come on automatically on start up and turn off when you shutdown.Unfortunately they are often let down by either noise or power. This one is for me let down by power.Let's start with the positives first though this fan has:- Great design- Adjustability in fan direction on the vertical axis- Variable speed controllable with a nice control knob.- Relatively quiet operationIt is let down by the actual wind it creates which is minimal at best, I have to be closer than 30cm to feel its effect on me. This is in contrast to my £10 usb fan from Homebase purchased a couple of years back that creates a noticeable wind and cooling effect from more than 50cm away.I'm not sure if its design, they're a similar size, the Daffodil may in fact be bigger in the diameter, as the Homebase one has two rubber blades without a cage, whereas the Daffodil is five blades with a grill.It's a decent fan, but my search for a compliment to my Homebase one (not seen it sold since) continues.

Fantastic and powerful fan, consumes about 3.8 Watts. I like the Fan sound for sleeping, it’s not silent, I don’t want a silent fan.Instead of using a standard house fan consuming 50 Watts will be a huge saving over time.