Shark TurboBlade
VerifiedMPNs: TF202S and TF202SWH1 review
Nice design we have the off white one, 10 breeze settings and a turbo function, can manoeuvre the head in any angle from vertical to all angles back to horizontal, the blade has also two separate apertures and can be tilted up or down,this is a manual function. It's not silent but it is very quiet in the nighttime mode, turbo is loud but not like… Read more
a normal bladed fan. It has a simple to operate remote that doesn't need to see the sensor directly, there's a faint bipp and a cool light, that doesn't stay on, when skipping through the modes. The remote operates the oscillating 0 -180*and also has a function that will stop where you need it. The head is telescopic and on full height is approx 150mm above the bed . It sucks air from a large aperture at the back which has a simple easy to get at fine filter that can be either brushed off or washed under a tap(remember to dry it!!). And clean it regularly. The air being drawn in from the lowest point is, in my opinion, great as that's the coolest place in the home, so if you have a tiled floor this will be like aircon.we have carpet but it's still beautiful cool air. Now the price!! Mmm rather pricey, when I was looking in HN they had 499 on it, and as some functions are manual I thought not for me too expensive, but it was advertised on line for 349, and that's what I paid, but to be honest I think 250 would be reasonable. So there you go, built in 2025 ,I love ours . I won't go back to blades cos they're a pain to clean and noisy. I hope you find this useful. Regards .
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