WIRED Rounds Up Fan Discounts to Beat the Summer Heat
Tech outlet WIRED has highlighted several of its top-rated fans currently on sale to help readers cope with ongoing summer heat waves. The lineup includes a portable handheld fan, an RGB-lit pedestal fan, and a compact tower fan.
WIRED has published a roundup of fans it previously rated among the best on the market that are now available at discounted prices. The publication notes that mid-summer is typically not the best time to find deals on cooling products, but several of its favorite picks are currently reduced in price regardless.
Portable Handheld Fan
Among the featured products is the Diveblues Portable Handheld Fan, now priced at $15, a $5 discount from its usual price. It's available in nearly every color and is described as versatile, able to be clipped to a bag, placed on a desk, or worn around the neck. WIRED editor Kat Merck praised its digital battery-level display and noted that its nearly 3-inch head produces a notably strong breeze.
Pedestal Fan With RGB Lighting
The second model, the Dreo TurboPoly Fan 508S, was rated WIRED's favorite pedestal fan and is now available for $117, down $15 from its regular price. It offers nine speed settings, an RGB light ring for ambience, and three control methods — a remote, a smartphone app, and voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa. The fan can oscillate both horizontally and vertically.
Compact Tower Fan
The third pick is the Levoit Windi Pro Mini, a 15-inch-tall portable tabletop fan that editor Kat Merck said has been her most-used fan this year. It's now priced at $70, a $30 reduction. The fan oscillates, includes multiple timer settings, and recharges via its included USB-C dock.
