Read more.The bladeless fan that promises "smooth, uninterrupted airflow" just got a whole lot bigger.
Read more.The bladeless fan that promises "smooth, uninterrupted airflow" just got a whole lot bigger.
Hehe
I want to know what happens if you put your hand in it.
i heard about these the other week, but when googling about them i found that they weren't as good as a normal fan, yet about ten times the price
I know they're totally pointless but I still really want one! £299 for the big ones isn't that expensive either...
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Nothing much happened when I did. Funkstar is right about the very middle, because I couldn't even be sure it was turned on, but moved to the side and you can feel it.
As for the small ball, my guess is that it wouldn't go far at all.
Standing in front of one, it certainly didn't feel like it was shifting anything like the air volume of my £15 floor-standing conventional fan, but then, I guess the whole point is that you aren't supposed to feel much. The thing is, it's the movement of air, the slight buffeting, that I like when it's really hot .... and that, of course, is when I want to use a fan.
I guess the advantage is that they aren't as likely to blow papers around, etc, but to be honest, while I admire a clever design, I was totally underwhelmed by them in operation. As a clever novelty, it's a win. But for a fan, I'd much rather have my £15 standard fan than a clever but stupidly overpriced design icon.
Each to his own I guess, but my assessment of these is that anyone who actually buys one either has more money than sense, or needs their brains tested. But then, I think that about a lot of things that many people actually buy, stupidly-priced designer jeans being close to top of the list. To paraphrase Barnum, they say there's one born every minute, but I'd say it's a lot more than one.
I bought a couple of rather nice pictures for around that price snootyjim, its really nice to have an original of something, knowing that no one else can have the same thing (at best they can have a print). I might admit I think my pictures were a much better investment than many of my shares! Not that I ever intend to sell them (the pictures) in the end I will probably give them to an art gallery.
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If I was rich, I would get air conditioning.
If I was rich I would do this...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WNcjkZ6d0w
That's about all they are good for. Ridiculously over priced, it a fan for Christ sake. £15 or £299, we're only going to use it for the 3 months of summer we get in this country anyway.
Rather invest my money in central heating for the rest of the year when I freeze my ass off.
Well done dyson... It looks well cool, but really?
pollaxe (22-06-2010)
Way cool
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