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Pedestal and tower fan reviews

Last updated: 26 November 2025
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Keep things cool with an energy-efficient pedestal or tower fan. Our lab tests cover $17 supermarket fans up to $1000 models with built-in air purifiers. While our scores only focus on airflow, we also list useful features such as: 

  • which fans have timers and remote controls
  • how much the fans oscillate
  • how noisy the fans are at low and high speeds
  • running costs.

We’ve also partnered with Shop Ethical on this update to show the ratings the Ethical Consumer Group gives to each company.

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I am a test coordinator at CHOICE, which means my job is to put all different kinds of products to the test. From babies' products like cots and strollers to small appliances like electric blankets and even pillows, I go through them all to separate the safe from the not-so-safe and determine which products are better bang for your buck. I hold a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Sydney, and prior to joining CHOICE I was in Hong Kong working in other international laboratories and running test programs for major brand clients. Being able to work at CHOICE means I can not only put my expertise to good use, but I can do it for a better cause as well. On top of my work at CHOICE, I'm involved in several Standards Australia technical committees on key product safety standards, including toys, children's furniture, and prams and strollers. Working in the laboratory, tearing down babies' products, and looking at safety standards was not on my list of future careers when I was at university, but I'm happy I made the choice.