Comfort ZoneWindow Fan for Bedroom, 9 inch 3 Speed Dual Fans with Auto-Locking Expanders, 3 Modes (Cool, Circulate, Exhaust), Remote Control, Fabric Cover plus Bug Screen, White

Amazing! We live on the beach in Southern California and don’t have ac in the house. Opening the doors and windows always keeps the house a breezy 70-75 in the summer. Our bedroom tho was the only room in the house that didn’t get the breeze and would bake. Until now! This little fan is quiet and fits in the window perfectly and cycles the air for the whole room. Instantly brought down the room temp multiple degrees to match the rest of our house. A lot better than a window ac unit

This is a good fan very functional and it performs very well. It has good fan power. It’s very durable and I like the fact that you can use it both ways intake an outtake, especially since it’s still cool and really cools off the bedrooms. I have one in each room.

Honestly it’s not any louder than any other window fan I’ve purchased.The pro- the remote is on my phone. No more losing the remote or manually turning on and off. I can turn it on from anywhere which is really awesome.The fan is powerful and does work.The con side- I don’t have a screen in my window, so I was hyped about this coming with covers. I’m not sure who the design artist was on this- but the latches and hooks don’t match up. Meaning the netting is far too long on the 1 corner on each side and won’t stay latched. But it does in 2 corners of 3 on each side. I have only had it for less than 24 hours. I’ll update again if there are other pros or cons that arise.One other person reported the vent doesn’t work and you manually need to switch it around. This is not true. The app “Living Comfort” does it all.

After 10 years of Holmes Dual Blade Twin Window Fan, finally it stopped working.I was totally satisfied with it. Unfortunately, the item is no longer available.So, I decide to try this Comfort Zone Twin Window Fan.First, I like the simple packaging without forms in the box.Auto-Locking Expanders are easy to setup and feel sturdy.Noise level is just OK. (almost same as or a bit less than my old 10 years used Holmes fan.)The fancy cover and net could be useful, but I think i would not use them.

1st, these are great fans. I have one that is remote and not wifi and I love it so I thought I would like the wifi enabled even more. While the fan is still a great quality fan, the setup for wifi was a 2 hour nightmare. And it does not come with a remote as I thought it did. ☹️ I wasted 2 hours trying to connect this to Alexa. No go. After more time wasted researching on internet, I finally stumbled across someone who said to use the Smart Life app instead. Bingo. It connected in about 3 seconds. It is ok but not ideal. With the Smart Life app, you can turn it on and off, and you can change the speeds, all through Alexa. But you cannot change the mode from cooling to exhaust or circulate, with Alexa. You would have to push the buttons manually. This will work for me for now, because I am using it in a bedroom window at night, and I wanted to be able to turn the fan on or off, or up or down, if I woke up in the night and it was too hot or too cool. I'm going to check and see if I can purchase a separate remote that will work with this. Great fan, but just be aware.

This is a value and a worker Its quiet, very efficient snd easy in and out of the window, weighs nothing. Can be reversed and used to draw air out. We usevit on cool nights to bring airvin and take it out of window when the heat makes the central air necessary. Great purchase

The room size I have it in is 12x12, and I put the fan on low, and it brings in the outside air quickly. Fits nicely in the window, and is easy to put in and take out. The design allows me to leave my screen down with it in the window.

I'm a huge fan of ComfortZone fans, have many freestanding ones in various sizes. This is the first one to disappoint, but it's not necessarily really an issue with the fan itself. The fans work great to move air around, it just doesn't fit/stay in our window. Maybe if we had a sash window that opens top to bottom? But our bedroom windows are side-sliders, and a kind of narrow size. I was stoked to find one in the right overall dimensions, but it was too thick to fit/stay in the window on its side because it doesn't fit in the window slots/grooves/whatever the heck they are called. So we put it in the window opening and it would just fall out. Bummer too - was super quiet and otherwise perfect.