How about the noise level comparing to regular fan ?
I hope it's not like the rangehood in my kitchen.作者: Lik 時間: 2011-8-8 11:58
I'd stick to my $20 fans, thank you very much.
- Cheapa$$ Lik作者: Catpiano 時間: 2011-8-8 13:20
Looking at it .. but .. bad review .. 作者: lo_pak 時間: 2011-8-8 14:17
It's quite noisy and costy as a fan...作者: Lik 時間: 2011-8-8 14:54
I saw one in person at Canadian Tire before, and unless you turn it up to full "volume", the noise isn't really that bad wor? And that's what most reviews seem to say as well.
Then again, the 2 major selling points of this "fan" are:
1. sleek design (and cool factor), and
2. continuous and un-interrupted air flow
Unlike their Dyson vacuums where the vacuuming performance is dramatically superior to their conventional counterparts, I don't really see either selling point to be that valuable.
So if you've got money to burn, then hey, by all means, sink $500 into getting the slim profile Dyson fan law.
-Lik作者: Catpiano 時間: 2011-8-8 15:07
Yeah .. Dyson Vacuum is good ... (not just look, but function wise) it is expensive .. but at least, do the work .. ^_^作者: fibbi 時間: 2011-8-8 21:12
The 10" model was selling in Costco US for around $190...much cheaper than here...
I found the noise level is very similar to other fan, not like a lot noiser in some review. I guess people expect "too much" because of this price tag?作者: pkphilip 時間: 2011-8-9 23:46
I tried all the models at the store, I would expect it should be quiet consider the price it is asking. Otherwise, there are quieter options with "wave" feels out there for cheaper.
$190 in the US is definitely good. I think if the fan has HEPA filter, then it will be a different story. People will buy if the air is filtered.
