Vornado Fans 660 BLK 4SPD Circulator

These are incompatible with UK voltage values without a converter & even with one of those you can only run them for an hour at a time, so not practical. That is unless you buy it from proidee.co.uk who import them from the US already converted to UK voltage at source £104.50 delivered. I repeat £104.50 delivered. Job's a good 'un. A no brainer & a monumentally good fan. Amazon take note.

Turns on for a short time then shuts off. I ordered it for the UK but sent an American outlet. Now it's been over 30days so I can't return it. I bought it December 19th.

rubbish. not compatable with the uk power supply.

Excellent. Delivered on time

nowhere did it state it wasn't compatible with European wall outlets.

My initial review. I had intended to use it in the winter in my large bedroom with a vaulted ceiling by placing it on top of my armoire and aiming it across to the opposite corner of the room. This fan has 5 buttons on the top of the unit, one on/off then 1 - 4 for speed settings. Speeds 1 and 2 are very quiet, 3 is noticeable but not loud and 4 is pretty loud. Alas, with the buttons on the top of the unit, on the armoire I can't reach them without a ladder. I decided to relocate the 660 downstairs to my family room and get a smaller model, the 630 with a three speed switch on the side of the unit to use in my bedroom. Note, while it is working very well for me in the summer circulating the air conditioned air downstairs, my hope is to run the 660 upstairs on the lowest speed this winter to circulate some of the hot air from upstairs to the lower level. As others have noted, during the summer, I was able to raise my thermostat 3 degrees using the fan downstairs thereby saving on the AC electric bill. Will update my review later in the year when we switch from AC to heating. 12/19/2014 update. For the winter I have relocated the fan from downstairs to the 2nd floor stairwell landing. I aim it at the far corner ceiling of the stairwell and set it on low. The lowest setting continues to be very quiet to the point that I have to remember to turn it off at night when the thermostat reverts to the night temperature setting. Since my first floor is on a slab and much colder in the winter then the 2nd floor, the fan helps circulate some of the warmer air upstairs to the lower level. I continue to be satisfied with my purchase. I have found that it takes trial and error to position the fan in order to maximize its efficiency. In my case, I locate it upstairs in the winter and downstairs in the summer. I continue to rate it 5 stars. 7/21/2025 update. Yes, 2025 update of my initial review written over 10 years ago. I have purchased many of the Vornado 660 models which, in my opinion, are the best fans. I continue to use them in the winter and the summer. In the summer, I aim the fan diagonally to the opposite corner of the ceiling and truthfully, the air simply drops down on me like a cool blanket. I have purchased many of this model, given one to several dear friends as gifts. In the winter months, I find that they circulate the warm air at the ceiling around the room. I usually run them on the lowest speed where I need to remember to shut it off before leaving the room because it is so quite at that speed, its easy to forget that its on. One last note, my original review talks about the buttons on top of the fan make them difficult to reach when the fan is on top of my armoire but I now plug it into a switch that I can easily reach and there you have it. I'd give it 10 stars if I could and at todays sale price $88, its a bargain. They help me keep these high electric bills a bit lower.

Bought a 660 to help circulate air in an upstairs/converted attic. Performs admirably. It will take some trial and error to find the best position and speed. PROS Pushes a heck of a lot of air. Absolutely ridiculous amounts on max. Seriously. I can't stress that enough. I put it by my backdoor, down a hallway and instantly felt the air on the other side of the house right after turning it on. 4 speeds. Barely audible on speed 1. Speed 2 a bit louder, but its mainly just airflow noise. Tilts effortlessly up to 90 degrees (pointing straight up) Doesn't take up much floor space. It's actually much smaller than my tabletop fan. Blows much more air on speed 2 than my tabletop fan does on it's max speed and is less audible. Pairs well with my air conditioner to push air to the other side of the house. Beeps when turning on or changing speeds. But it's a quiet beep. My air conditioner on the other hand is almost comically loud. CONS Power cable is a bit too short in my opinion. I think it's about 6 feet long or so. 10 or 12 feet would have been better. There are some places where I would like to put it, but can't without using an extension cord, and I really don't want to do that. Since the power buttons aren't mechanical, I don't think you can use this with a timer or smart device. Doesn't bother me at all, but felt I should mention it. GRIPES Always defaults to max speed when turning it on. I almost never use it on max. It's too loud for a bedroom, but got dayum does it feel like you're in a wind tunnel on max. Can't really fault it for that. Power buttons are on the top/back of the unit. Kind of a strange location. Not a deal breaker so it gets a gripe. I haven't had to clean it yet. Doesn't seem like too much trouble to open, but I can't really comment on that yet. All in all I am very happy with it. Will probably buy another one down the line for myself or as a gift.

Silent. Powerful. Reliable. I hope they manufacture products in India so warranty becomes applicable. Better than the local junk.