Duracraft DT-75 Personal 2-Speed Fan
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Duracraft DT-75 Personal 2-Speed Fan
Customer Review: It's a Desktop Fan
Summary: 4 Stars
It's a small fan that sits on your desktop / nightstand. It works. My only beefs are two:
1. It only has 2 speeds. It'd be nice if it had a continuously variable speed.
2. It does not pivot up or down. So on my nightstand, I have to prop up the back end so that the fan points lower.
But it's cheap and does the trick. Worth the money, but not worth more money.
Customer Review: It's not as good
Summary: 4 Stars
I mean, this thing is cheap and for that it gets a couple stars. It looks pretty good and it is quiet. What sucks is the knob on the front. I have to hold the thing from the back with one hand while i turn the speed dial because it's too light. I kind of turn if i don't have to hold it from the back, but usually it just slides out of position on my desk. So, producers, put the controls on the back as pushdown buttons, or put some rubber grips on the bottom. Also, and this is the only reason I give it 4 out of 5 stars, there is only Low and High speeds. Low is way to fast and is not comfortable on a desk because the aire just dries out your eyes. I have to turn the fan in another direction where I only get a small amount of wind. Luckily there is a wall behind me, otherwise my peers would certainly complain of wind. And this is on the Low speed.
Still, cheap, quiet, nice looking, small, but doesn't rotate, so gets 4/5 stars.
Customer Review: Noisy
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this to use in a bedroom, and it is a nuisance. The controls are on the front, and there are two speeds--good qualities. However, the noise level cannot be alleviated, either by placing the fan on a mousepad, or a folded hand towel.Customer Review: Not much of an air mover.
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased the Honeywell to replace this fan. This fan only has 2 speeds, the Honeywell has 3. This Duracraft fan just didn't have the output that the Honeywell has. The Duracraft does not have an adjustable pivot either; it is fixed in a stationary position, with an adjustable lever on the bottom, but only a few degrees of tilting is allowed. The Honeywell, on the other hand, can be pointed straight up for use as an air circulator. Go with the Honeywell.Customer Review: Not so quiet
Summary: 3 Stars
I was looking for a small quiet fan. I read the reviews over and thought this a quiet fan. I have in a Home Theater room. While the movie is on I can't hear any sounds from the fan and moves a lot of air(On low speed). But with either the movie not playing or a quiet spot in the movie, I hear the fan more than I want to. Too bad there is not a real low speed.