The brushless motor is why this is so energy efficient. I've confirmed it by testing it with my power meter, then compared a similar fan.. Its a great desk fan and can even use it to cool your tea or coffee. Its not a gimmick, its the real deal. This might be good for someone in an R.V. camper or somebody off grid using only solar.
Thank for this review! So thorough. Very helpful for you to have mentioned how this can work effectively in the winter, the smart plug compatibility, and the built in battery!
I was very sceptical when I saw this fan at the hardware store given the price, but I bought it because I was fed up with my cheap fan being too loud even in low mode. Very glad I did, this thing is great, moves enough air to make sleeping in the summer comfortable at the lowest, inaudible setting. It also only draws something like 2W at the lowest setting, unlike regular AC motors (mostly capacitor motors in older fans) that waste a lot of energy at lower power settings.
I wish Noctua made desk fans. I have a feeling they could knock Vornado out of the park when comes to pushing enough air at low speeds with minimal noise. Unfortunately this is the quietest desk fan for the price for now. At it's lowest speed it makes no noise but barely pushes any air. So to push it enough to get air going it has a small rumbling sound.
Wow what an cool fan I'm getting ready to buy this one now after seeing this video twice I got the 133dc now I'm getting this one now Your video has help me out a lot just had a fan from my collection broke on last night so this will make the perfect replacement .
I am fat and i sweat a lot. This ventilator really cools my room. I‘ am sitting in my kitchen we have 30 Grad in Germany right now the other ventilator i have, i put away and got the vornado in the room, what a difference, from sweating i feel a little cold right now. My rooms are not big so i cant tell how good it would work in a great room. On full power it gets loud but i dont need that. It has no timer and it cant spinn but it moves the air so well that i dont need the spinning. I also habe 10 Years of warrenty thats great. I like it.
What is the CFM rating, btw? Couldn't find the spec. Was trying to compare to the 660's 584 CFM. I just bought a 660 but, damn it, that rheostat fan speed dial looks pretty handy.
Thanks for tagging me in this video. but dang it, I just paid for the Vornado 660 because of your video review, but the new features you just mentioned made me want to change my order haha
Hey , how has it been so far for your Vornado 660? And by any chance , may I know which country are you from ? I’m thinking of getting it soon too haha
@@edisonwan7844 it's only been great. plus, the 5 year warranty really makes you feel good about your purchase. Though i don't regret my purchase, if i knew then, i would've bought the 633DC version instead of the 660 only because this version has a dial control instead of On/off 1/2/3/4 power levels. I live in canada.
@@syahrules I see , that’s good to know . I’m from Malaysia . I was hoping you’re from around here too so that I can get a better judgement on the fan . Still , thanks for the reply 😬👍
@@edisonwan7844 I can see why you asked me about where i live. I can see this fan being an awesome addition to your household in malaysia. I mean, if i was back home, i'd buy this for my room.
I already have this one and I’m planning to buy a new one. However, the only available is 533dc. Do you know any distinct difference between 533dc and 633dc?
The front grill of this unit must be blocking a good 40% of the total area that the air originates from, not sure how you would go about improving that without making the grill "flimsy" and unsubstantial.
There is a screw behind the front logo so you can remove the front cover to clean the blades. And then, 3 screws in the back so you can remove and clean the grill. If you go to Amazon and look at this product, you can see the User manual (PDF) under the section Product guide and manual.
753 isn't part of the energy smart series I don't think. The four fans in this series draw very few watts (the compact desktop draws 1.1 watts on low). 753 might be stronger and cheaper but it's not efficient which is the whole point of these.
@@griknok because the concept of moving air from near the ground to ceiling is moving cooler air at bottom to the top so the overall room temperature would average lower. If it's about moving amount of air but does not lower the room temperature then I don't see a valid reason to pay more for this fan. That's I meant by its "working" sorry for the confusion.
@@damiann4734Ah I see. I think any fan on the ground would have the effect of lifting the cooler air up, however with a non-vortex creating fan that cooler air ends up more in one area of the room than spread about, so you'd need to have the fan pointed more towards you and get a constant stream of air in one direction. I just received my 633DC model and was surprised by the air movement where the fan wasn't pointing. It is now just pointed almost straight at the roof, this way it acts a bit like a ceiling fan but on the floor (and obviously without having to permanently modify the room in a house I don't own...)
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753 is much better and much stronger and cheaper
@@CincyPhotography Nope, not at all.
The brushless motor is why this is so energy efficient. I've confirmed it by testing it with my power meter, then compared a similar fan.. Its a great desk fan and can even use it to cool your tea or coffee. Its not a gimmick, its the real deal. This might be good for someone in an R.V. camper or somebody off grid using only solar.
Thank for this review! So thorough. Very helpful for you to have mentioned how this can work effectively in the winter, the smart plug compatibility, and the built in battery!
I was very sceptical when I saw this fan at the hardware store given the price, but I bought it because I was fed up with my cheap fan being too loud even in low mode. Very glad I did, this thing is great, moves enough air to make sleeping in the summer comfortable at the lowest, inaudible setting. It also only draws something like 2W at the lowest setting, unlike regular AC motors (mostly capacitor motors in older fans) that waste a lot of energy at lower power settings.
Good to hear. I got one for exactly this purpose. Thanks for the review.
I wish Noctua made desk fans. I have a feeling they could knock Vornado out of the park when comes to pushing enough air at low speeds with minimal noise. Unfortunately this is the quietest desk fan for the price for now. At it's lowest speed it makes no noise but barely pushes any air. So to push it enough to get air going it has a small rumbling sound.
Wow what an cool fan I'm getting ready to buy this one now after seeing this video twice I got the 133dc now I'm getting this one now Your video has help me out a lot just had a fan from my collection broke on last night so this will make the perfect replacement .
Love the background
I am fat and i sweat a lot. This ventilator really cools my room. I‘ am sitting in my kitchen we have 30 Grad in Germany right now the other ventilator i have, i put away and got the vornado in the room, what a difference, from sweating i feel a little cold right now. My rooms are not big so i cant tell how good it would work in a great room. On full power it gets loud but i dont need that. It has no timer and it cant spinn but it moves the air so well that i dont need the spinning. I also habe 10 Years of warrenty thats great. I like it.
What is the CFM rating, btw? Couldn't find the spec. Was trying to compare to the 660's 584 CFM. I just bought a 660 but, damn it, that rheostat fan speed dial looks pretty handy.
if you have a power conditioner, try using it with your fan. It makes the motor quieter.
This fan is already super quiet at anything below about 50% so I’m fine with that.
Great review, thank you.
you can maybe add some tissue paper in the front to enable audience to visualize the power.
Thanks for tagging me in this video. but dang it, I just paid for the Vornado 660 because of your video review, but the new features you just mentioned made me want to change my order haha
Hey , how has it been so far for your Vornado 660? And by any chance , may I know which country are you from ? I’m thinking of getting it soon too haha
@@edisonwan7844 it's only been great. plus, the 5 year warranty really makes you feel good about your purchase. Though i don't regret my purchase, if i knew then, i would've bought the 633DC version instead of the 660 only because this version has a dial control instead of On/off 1/2/3/4 power levels. I live in canada.
@@syahrules I see , that’s good to know . I’m from Malaysia . I was hoping you’re from around here too so that I can get a better judgement on the fan . Still , thanks for the reply 😬👍
@@edisonwan7844 I can see why you asked me about where i live. I can see this fan being an awesome addition to your household in malaysia. I mean, if i was back home, i'd buy this for my room.
Just ordered one 👌
Have you tried the 733DC?
I just got one of these today, but even on the lowest possible speed I can hear the motor making a whirring noise, did I just get a dodgy one?
Possibly. Try to exchange it for another one.
I love the pun in the title
what size is this? I've seen some models offered in sizes
How is cleaning dust off it?
I haven't had to but it does come apart for cleaning.
@@phototristan so glad to know that that answers that Question. thanks
Super simple... 3 screws on the back and the grill pops off.. Then the normal reverse threaded nut to pop the blades off
I already have this one and I’m planning to buy a new one. However, the only available is 533dc. Do you know any distinct difference between 533dc and 633dc?
The 533 model is a lot smaller.
@@phototristan Ohh. I see. So I guess, smaller size means meant for small rooms. Thanks for answering!
The front grill of this unit must be blocking a good 40% of the total area that the air originates from, not sure how you would go about improving that without making the grill "flimsy" and unsubstantial.
That's part of the design, not just for looks.
It's slightly angled, so it's less restrictive than it looks.
The grill creates a spiral vortex that can cross a large room. Hence the name.
@@anahatatutu It's the thickness of the spiral ribs I'm referring to.
Is it brushless?
I believe it is.
i want to buy this but im not sure about the "maintenance cleaning" if this is user friendly
It can easily be taken part to be cleaned if that's what you mean.
There is a screw behind the front logo so you can remove the front cover to clean the blades. And then, 3 screws in the back so you can remove and clean the grill. If you go to Amazon and look at this product, you can see the User manual (PDF) under the section Product guide and manual.
hello - do you need a special outlet or converter for DC fan vs AC? or do you just plug in normal outlet as if it's an AC fan?
It has a normal plug so you just plug it in as normal.
753 is much better and much stronger and cheaper
753 isn't part of the energy smart series I don't think. The four fans in this series draw very few watts (the compact desktop draws 1.1 watts on low). 753 might be stronger and cheaper but it's not efficient which is the whole point of these.
Why don't you bring out the thermometer so that you can prove that it works?
Fans do not decrease heat so a thermometer wouldn't be the right tool, air flow is what fans produce, so you'd want an anemometer to "prove it works"
@@griknok because the concept of moving air from near the ground to ceiling is moving cooler air at bottom to the top so the overall room temperature would average lower. If it's about moving amount of air but does not lower the room temperature then I don't see a valid reason to pay more for this fan. That's I meant by its "working" sorry for the confusion.
@@damiann4734Ah I see. I think any fan on the ground would have the effect of lifting the cooler air up, however with a non-vortex creating fan that cooler air ends up more in one area of the room than spread about, so you'd need to have the fan pointed more towards you and get a constant stream of air in one direction.
I just received my 633DC model and was surprised by the air movement where the fan wasn't pointing. It is now just pointed almost straight at the roof, this way it acts a bit like a ceiling fan but on the floor (and obviously without having to permanently modify the room in a house I don't own...)
@@griknok wrong.