I don’t even need a fan but I really like your reviews , I hope you’ll get the hype that you deserve , don’t feel bad because you got low amount of views/subs ,the most important thing is that you enjoy to make those videos.
Thank you for the motivation, really made my day. Life got a lot more busy since becoming a father recently, but really looking to make more videos. Thanks again!
Hello, Love the review! How long have you had your Dreo fan? Negative comments I’ve read about the fan include a power cord that easily comes loose and overheats, a screeching noise when the fan oscillates back and forth and issues with the fan quitting after a few months. Have you experienced any of these issues?
Thanks for the questions. I've owned the fan for over a year now and out of those things the only thing I've experienced is a bit of noise while oscillating, I tried to capture it in the video but it is quite faint, and honestly most oscillating fans do end up having little rattles build overtime. It doesn't bother me, but I could see it bothering someone with more sensitive hearing.
How can best part be control via app??? best part is ability to integrate it with home assistant or any other home automation system. controlling via app is stupid crap. faster is to contorl via device itself :)
Well practically speaking oscillation has the benefit of cooling a room faster, since there is more air in circulation. Also I don't like having a constant stream of air blowing on my face, it gets bothersome.
@@RealSenseChannel Oscillation doesn't cool the air it's moving it just moves it, if the air in the room is 82 degrees it's staying at 82 degrees oscillating or not, and an air circulator will NEVER change that.
@@TrojanRabbit-sg9bl Well a room typically is never 1 temperature throught, there are cooler spots and warmer spots. When the sun shines through a window, it warms up the room. The warm air rises because hot air is lighter than cool air. Meanwhile, cooler air, being heavier, drops to the lower parts of the room. This is why you might feel cooler air near the floor and warmer air near the ceiling. Air circulation helps mix this air, making the room temperature feel more uniform, therefore making hot areas less hot making the room overall cooler.
@@RealSenseChannel All true, but that mixing of air temperatures is a process that would be noticeably different in different locations for only seconds after the air circulator was activated.
Best review on this fan ive seen thank you for mentioning the take apart for cleaning feature most reviews ive seen dont even talk about it
I don’t even need a fan but I really like your reviews , I hope you’ll get the hype that you deserve , don’t feel bad because you got low amount of views/subs ,the most important thing is that you enjoy to make those videos.
Thank you for the motivation, really made my day. Life got a lot more busy since becoming a father recently, but really looking to make more videos. Thanks again!
Hello,
Love the review! How long have you had your Dreo fan? Negative comments I’ve read about the fan include a power cord that easily comes loose and overheats, a screeching noise when the fan oscillates back and forth and issues with the fan quitting after a few months. Have you experienced any of these issues?
Thanks for the questions. I've owned the fan for over a year now and out of those things the only thing I've experienced is a bit of noise while oscillating, I tried to capture it in the video but it is quite faint, and honestly most oscillating fans do end up having little rattles build overtime. It doesn't bother me, but I could see it bothering someone with more sensitive hearing.
How can best part be control via app??? best part is ability to integrate it with home assistant or any other home automation system. controlling via app is stupid crap. faster is to contorl via device itself :)
I agree, the best part of the app is that you can connect it to your home assistant and to use voice control: 3:28
So why would anyone want an oscillating fan/air circulator that blew air in any other direction than where the user was..makes no sense.
Well practically speaking oscillation has the benefit of cooling a room faster, since there is more air in circulation. Also I don't like having a constant stream of air blowing on my face, it gets bothersome.
@@RealSenseChannel Oscillation doesn't cool the air it's moving it just moves it, if the air in the room is 82 degrees it's staying at 82 degrees oscillating or not, and an air circulator will NEVER change that.
@@TrojanRabbit-sg9bl Well a room typically is never 1 temperature throught, there are cooler spots and warmer spots. When the sun shines through a window, it warms up the room. The warm air rises because hot air is lighter than cool air. Meanwhile, cooler air, being heavier, drops to the lower parts of the room. This is why you might feel cooler air near the floor and warmer air near the ceiling. Air circulation helps mix this air, making the room temperature feel more uniform, therefore making hot areas less hot making the room overall cooler.
@@RealSenseChannel All true, but that mixing of air temperatures is a process that would be noticeably different in different locations for only seconds after the air circulator was activated.