pretty recently, that was the price in Northern Ireland. They'll probably stock it in the British stores pretty soon as well

@@reviewsto They have the corded version on sale here this week. Have been looking for the 12v cordless version, but looks like this is the new option. Thanks for posting.

I'll admit, I didn't believe you initially. Years ago my family had an old Dremel and it just worked, never had to do that. Tried what you said and it worked like a charm, thanks

omg thank you so much, I was just about to return it just because of this

The tower fan draws 35V at max power, that's like having only one or two LED lightbulbs on. As for sleeping, try the quiet setting, if that doesn't work gradually increase the power until it's enough. As with every cooling device, it's a balancing act between how much noise you can tolerate, how hot is the weather and how big the room you're trying to cool is

Do you mean the little coolers that work with cold water? I have one of those and it's pretty good if you change the water every hour or so. If you don't it's like a worse fan, and the cotton strips used to bring the water up get moldy fast. The bladeless fan doesn't have a cooling function besides moving air around but i still use it in a room where I have no AC, while the little cooler stays in a box somewhere

I think it indicates problem with air flow, fixing it yourself will probably void the warranty. There could be a lot of things causing that and the fan has not been out long enough, so i can't really point out a common point of failure. I'd say, just return it to Lidl

You can feel it blow 4, maximum 5 meters away. I'd say 3m is the swwt spot. There are regular Philips screws on the bottom of the device, that can be used to easily disassemble it if it accumulates too much dust, I don't know if that voids the warranty tho. Considering we're talking about lidl it probably won't be a problem

Thank you for the nice comment. You are so welcome! 🤗

Not really. It takes less space and it looks nicer but a cheap conventional fan will do the same or better job cooling, depending on the size.

No shot, where do they sell it for that much!?

@@reviewsto the big....in Greece 89 euros bro.....the small around half price

yeah, the big one is expensive, the one in this video is the middle-sized and there's one even smaller, that's actually suitable for a regular-sized desk. They're more expensive than regular fans, noisier, and don't cool as much. There's not much reason to get them unless you really like their gimmick

@@reviewsto wait. i am actually interested because the sell them this week in Greece. Are they actually noisier than regular fans?

@@xristos929 in Poland 79PLN xD

Thanks for the advice, I'll make sure to get one when it's available

If I'm not mistaken, it was on sale from the 30th, of last month, so there still might be fans left in some stores, for the UK that is. It's a new summer product, so I'm sure they'll bring it back soon

I'm pretty happy with it, it's not as good as a conventional fan but it takes a lot less space and I like the design way more.

@@reviewstodid you by any chance compare it to Dyson bladeless?

@@VictorZucchini Dyson doesn't really offer a comparable alternative, their closest model would be the AM07 Tower fan but that's more in the category of lidl's tower fan. The dyson is definitely better, but from what i've experienced that's mainly expressed in material quality, so it feels nicer and it will probably last longer. Not surprising, considering the lidl tower fan costs about £80 while the dyson is £380. I'll definitely do a comarison if i get my hands on one.