Pivot

. Worth the money for sure.

Update: One year of daily use and still going strong!Pros:+ Quality of materials & build are excellent.+ Circulates the air above the countertop oven, preventing the cabinet bottom above from heating up.+ Solid & stable base.+ Non-skid base.+ Fan swivels up or down & stays at the angle you put it.+ Three speeds.+ Color blends it into it's location.+ I can recommend this based on experience. Have owned this since 07/09/2023.Cons:- Rear control can be awkward, but not a deal breaker for me. (Mine is on top of refrigerator. I'm 5'2.5" and have to be on tiptoes to reach the control.)Why I bought the fan: I tried several different size countertop ovens/ toaster ovens. No matter the size, every oven heated the bottom of the cabinet above_ in one case it was too hot to touch! In the end, the best quality large oven needed the least clearance around it & heated the cabinet bottom considerably less. However, the oven was still an inch too close to bottom cabinet. While it didn't overheat the bottom, I feel more comfortable using the fan to prevent cabinet from heating up at all. The bonus is that it keeps the air around the oven circulating and that whole work area stays cooler as well. Win, win! Just for the record I bought a KitchenAid countertop oven with built-in temperature probe & air fry from Amazon.

Design - 5/5Construction - 5/5Air Flow - 3/5Noise - 2/5DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION (5/5)A really nice looking fan with a retro (50's-70's era) design. Very small footprint. Metal base with transparent rubber stoppers to prevent the unit from moving or rattling on surfaces like glass. The housing is make of a very hard plastic and is mounted to the metal base with this same plastic. One would have an hard time trying to snap this, let alone the idea of it happening by accident.AIRFLOW & NOISE (3/5)I own one of the Zippis and I had expected a little more air movement out of this model. While it beats the Zippi on the highest setting (barely)...-- The low setting seems to barely move any air -- I can barely feel the wind hit my face from 12 in. away on my desk. I couldn't imagine this setting being helpful when it starts reaching 90 degrees in a month or so. Very little noise at this level, though.-- The medium setting pushes maybe 33% more air and is definitely louder than or as loud as the high Zippi setting-- The high setting is incredibly loud for a ***desk fan***, and it doesn't seem to move much more air than the medium setting (maybe 40-45% more than the low setting)As someone who games with people online, there's no way I'll be able to use this fan on high while in chat. I'd be surprised if the medium setting works out. It's more likely that I'll be relying on my floor fan in this scenario. Good enough for coding with headphones on, I guess.CONCLUSION (4/5)All in all, it functions, the build seems to be very solid, and it only cost $20 (at the time I purchased it)...but it is still a little disappointing when you hear this thing run.

I have other Vornado products and purchased this because of the quality of their fans. I am highly impressed with how silent this fan is in moving air. My desk space gets warm from the computer and monitors, this is perfect for moving more air.

Works well, takes up very little space on my desk. Isn’t too loud but provides some white noise

This fan is quite small but it is very effective at moving air! I have one by my bedroom because I like to have some air moving while I’m asleep but my partner gets very cold if the fan is blowing on him. I bought a second after really liking the first one so I could keep one in my office at work, which is oddly warm compared to the rest of the floor my office is on.

6in fan. Quiet with great design and color. However, the fan power is not as good even on high. I’ll keep it tho but if fan power is a priority for you, get a larger fan.

We love this little guy. It is sturdy and moves a lot of air. We actually hung it on the wall buy the metal stand. It works great in the bathroom while my wife gets ready in the morning.