Dyson Air Multiplier Table Fan, 10 Inches, White

by Dyson

• Powerful table fan creates smooth airflow without fast-spinning blades
• Air multiplier technology draws in air and amplifies it up to 18 times
• Rotates up to 90 degrees to easily cool an entire room
• Includes base, loop amplifier, and operating manual
• Dimensions are 19.5" x 12" x 6" with 10" loop and a 2-year warranty

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 6.7 x 13.6 x 14 inches ; 6.3 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 6.3 pounds
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00383I0OE
• Item model number: AM01 table fan 10"
• Average Customer Review: 3.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (54 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #109,900 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)

Product Description

Air multiplier technology - an annular jet draws in surrounding ar, amplifying it 15 times.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

201 of 211 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars The Coolness Cools Off Quickly March 21, 2011

By Captain Latte

I recently bought this at Costco for $188. Yep, if you want to save a little money, that is where you can get a "cheaper" one. I used it for a few weeks and returned it. We have a 2 1/2 year-old daughter so thought that it might be nice to have for her.

The fan works as advertised and it actually pretty cool. However, after a few days, the coolness wears off and you start to notice some of the issues. First off, the fan is a bit louder than you would think for the technology. The air flow is quite good and I found it to reach closer to 8-10' range versus the 3' range all the reviewers who didn't actually buy one of these claim. I do like the fact that you can really dial in the exact amount of air this thing pushes unlike others where you typically have just 2-3 settings. And the oscillating features works as you might expect.

A couple of issues that I had with it. First off, is that you can't really adjust the angle of the fan much. It pretty much shoots straight out and that is it, so you need to prop it up against something to add any significant angle to it. The main issue I had, however, was that it wasn't very stable. I wish this thing had a bigger/wider stand as our daughter easily knocked it over several times. So what is the point of child-safety blade-less feature if the fan can easily be toppled.

In the end, we didn't think the $200 value was worth it. You pay a lot for the name and I guess the cool patent for this thing. But we decided that ultimately there is nothing that even compares to the Vornado fans, which do have decent child safety protection.

142 of 153 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Works as promised... needs some improvements April 2, 2010

By A. Dichter

We were attracted to this fan due to its "cool" factor and it performs as advertised. However for its commanding price, it could use some improvements such as:

The silver coating on the 12" model looks like cheap plastic. We exchanged ours for the 10" model in gloss white and it presented a significantly more refined appearance.
We purchased the Dyson to replace a standard table fan in a mini-home theater room to reduce the noise level. Sadly, the Dyson, due to its high speed internal turbo motor, was noticeably louder than the fan it was to replace. We kept it anyhow but for a different application.
For the money, a simple remote control would have been a welcome addition.
The variable speed control is a nice touch but its range seems limited to "medium" on its lowest setting, reducing its usefulness for close-up gentle (and quiet) cooling (in our instance, sharing a computer table).

That said, it it does move a lot of air, looks great and it a no-brainer for anyone with small children.

71 of 82 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Not worth it's weight in plastic. August 1, 2011

By D. W. Balcom

The Dyson bladeless fan is the most disappointing appliance I have ever owned. I purchased one a little over a year ago and used it for about a week, TRYING as hard as I could to justify it. In the end, there were no redeeming qualities that could justify the exorbitant price tag.
It was noisy, inefficient and flimsy. I thought too, that it would be nice to have with kids; but it is so fragile that a slight bump would render it a useless pile of plastic shards. There is not "space age" technology, there are no benefits to this fan. There is still a fan assembly, in the base, that is merely piped through a slit. I can only imagine that, if you approach it from an efficiency stand point, it is likely a tremendous waste of electricity, as well.
After a week, I returned it and bought a top of the line Vornado for a third of the price. It doesn't oscillate, but it WORKS, and works very well.
The Dyson fan is undeniably nice looking, and LOOKS like a technological advancement but, quite frankly, the Rube Goldberg of air movers.