Long-range air circulation: Also known as the distance the fan’s airflow can reach.
A more powerful fan isn’t necessarily a better fan if you’ll never use it on the highest setting. Over the years, we've found diminishing returns on super-high-power fans, as they make rooms feel uncomfortably windy. Strong airflow velocity: This refers to the amount of pressure the fan produces by moving air.However, be aware that similar to a laptop, the DC motor in this fan requires a large and unsightly (but easy-to-hide) power brick to operate. We also like that the speed dial is infinitely adjustable, allowing you to set the airflow to perfectly match your needs-a luxury we didn’t realize we loved until we had to go back to three-speed fans like the 630 and 460. It can save you some money on your electric bill, however, as even when running on high, the 610DC can save you $5 to $10 a year in energy costs compared with the 630-and that could be more than enough to offset the price difference over the life of the fan.
That is, if you’re willing to pay a premium for it: The 610DC could cost you up to twice as much as our top pick, the 630. Its variable speed control dial, its energy-efficient DC motor, and its whopping 10-year warranty don’t make it any better at moving air, but they do give you some peace of mind and make for a nicer experience overall.
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The Vornado 610DC Energy Smart Medium Air Circulator represents a slight upgrade from the 630 and 460 if you want even less noise and more adjustability.
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