Oh dear. I was expecting visitors during the heat wave. Yes, we did have a brief one if you cast your mind back. When it arrived the fan looked very sleek, and I thought it would look smart oscillating in the corner of the room. Unfortunately mine obviously had a loose object rattling inside the casing, so I did not even switch it on as I was concerned the "something" would cause further damage once it was moving. I then noticed that the casing had not been correctly assembled as a lip along the edge, which was clearly designed to fit inside, was actually still on the outside. It obviously had to be returned as it had a manufacturing fault. I think I got the Friday model! Shame, as it appeared very smart. Ended up buying a cheaper, less smart, but working fan locally before the heat wave ended.

The oscillating feature involved the whole unit turning rather than a section within the chassis. It's noisy and squeaky. Got a much better Honeywell one where the chassis doesn't move but the fan grill does when oscillating and it's lovely and quiet.

Actually found parts of the fan were missing which explains why it was so hard to assemble! Passed it on to a friend who's happy with it.

Fan is quite enough but the oscillating function was noisy and sounded like it was catching and rubbing causing it to vibrate. Very annoying when trying to sleep. Has now given up turning completely. Rubbish. Will be looking for a refund.

No simple assembly instructions.Sealy(Manufacturer)unable to understand the difference between screws and bolts. some screws/bolts missing. Something loose inside which rattled.