NETTA 30 Inch Tower Fan with Remote Control (Quiet Bladeless, 3 Speeds, 7-Hour Timer, 65° Oscillation) – White
Product description
What it is and what it’s for
This NETTA tower fan is built around one main idea: you want cooling that feels controllable without taking up much floor space or fiddling with settings constantly. On paper it’s a quiet, bladeless tower fan with a remote, plus oscillation and a timer—so it’s aimed at everyday rooms where you’ll actually use those functions (bedrooms, kitchens, home office, and similar spaces).
The remote and the timer matter more than they might sound at first. If you’re working at a desk or trying to settle for sleep, being able to adjust speed or set a shut-off without standing up is where tower fans tend to earn their place. The bladeless, slim design also positions it as a safer-looking option for homes with children and pets, compared with bulkier standing fans.
Key takeaways (and the likely trade-offs)
The stand-out things here are the combination: remote control + 3 speed settings + oscillation up to a wide 65° angle + a 7-hour timer with automatic shut-off. That bundle is convenient because you can tailor airflow for different parts of the day—lighter airflow while you’re in the room, stronger airflow when you need faster cooling, and timer-based use when you want the fan to do its job and stop.
That said, it’s still a tower fan, so it’s not automatically the most powerful choice if you’re expecting very high-output cooling in large, open-plan areas. Also, “quiet” is part of the positioning, but without noise level figures in the info provided, it’s wise to consider your own tolerance—especially if you’re sensitive to fan hum in a bedroom at night.
What you’ll notice day to day
In practical terms, this is the kind of fan you’d use in short, repeatable ways:
- In the bedroom: set a comfortable speed, switch on oscillation for broader coverage, then use the 7-hour timer so it shuts off automatically.
- At a home desk: keep it on a lower or medium speed while you work, and adjust from your bed or chair with the remote.
- In a kitchen or utility area: use quick speed changes when cooking ramps up the heat.
The 65° oscillation is also a real behavioural change. Instead of air blasting from one direction, it sweeps across a wider angle, which can feel more even—particularly in smaller rooms where you’re not always sat in the same spot.
And the inclusion of two wind modes—Normal and Natural—gives you a bit of variety without making the controls complicated.
The essentials: key features
You’re getting an oscillating bladeless tower fan with:
- Wireless remote control for speed and settings (a battery for the remote is included)
- 3 speed settings: Low, Medium, High
- 2 wind modes: Normal and Natural
- Integrated oscillation with a 65° wide-angle swing
- A 7-hour programmable timer with automatic shut-off
The physical design is a 30 inch tower shape with a slim, space-saving silhouette, aimed at fitting neatly into corners. If you’re replacing a bulky standing fan and want something visually lighter in the room, it’s designed to suit that.
Tech specs
- Type: Tower fan (bladeless, oscillating)
- Size: 30 inch tower fan
- Dimensions: 18.8 x 14 x 76.5cm
- Oscillation: 65°
- Speed settings: 3 (Low, Medium, High)
- Wind modes: 2 (Normal, Natural)
- Timer: 7-hour programmable timer with automatic shut-off
- Colour: White
- Warranty: 365-day warranty included
Is it a good fit for you?
It’s a good fit if you want a remote-controlled tower fan for daily use in rooms like a bedroom or home office, and you’ll benefit from oscillation and a timer to avoid leaving the fan running. It also makes sense if you’re trying to create a quieter-feeling setup and prefer a bladeless-style tower design where children and pets are part of the household.
It may not suit you if you’re searching for maximum cooling power for very large spaces, or if you need precise noise performance details before buying. It can also feel like overkill if you only ever run a fan at one fixed speed and never use oscillation or timer settings.
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you like the convenience of remote control and want a tower fan that supports sleep-friendly, timer-based use with wide-angle oscillation. The 7-hour timer and 65° oscillation are the parts that most directly affect whether you’ll enjoy it day to day, not just on first try.
You might want to skip it if your main requirement is strong cooling over a large area, or if you need confirmed noise levels because “quiet” isn’t backed up with numbers in the information here.
Mini FAQ
Will I be able to control it without getting up?
Yes—this model includes a wireless remote, with a battery included, and it’s described as controllable from your bed or desk.
Does it oscillate?
Yes. It offers oscillation with a 65° wide-angle swing.
How long can the timer run?
The timer is programmable up to 7 hours, with an automatic shut-off.
Is it suitable for bedrooms?
It’s positioned for bedroom use, including a “restful night” idea, and is presented as suitable for quiet workspaces and nurseries.
What’s included with the remote?
The information provided says a battery for the remote is included.