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The Philips CX 5535/11 Tower Fan is a high-performance cooling solution with bladeless technology. It features a sleek touchscreen panel and comes with a convenient remote control for easy operation. With its quiet operation, low power consumption, and lightweight portable body, this fan is perfect for any room in your home. Stay cool and comfortable with this advanced tower fan from Philips.
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₹9,199.00
PROS:
- - Good built quality (Lightweight but sturdy)
- - Low noise level (Barely audible even when its on full speed)
- - Modular and sleek design
- - Affordably priced (Best bang for the buck)
- - Trust of Philips
- - Good aesthetic
- - Can be kept in Drawing room and impress guests
- - Good air throw up to 6 feet
- - Almost nil noise
- - Very easy to assemble and disassemble
- - Good throw of air
- - Does not take much space, fits into a corner
- - Timer options make it great to use
- - Remote operation and haptic touch buttons make it convenient
- - 45w power consumption
- - Cool looking fan
- - Easy to assemble and get started
- - Remote is an added convenience
- - Elegant and contemporary design
- - Bladeless technology adds a touch of sophistication
- - Spreads cool breeze in the whole living room
- - High performance bladeless technology fan
- - Touchscreen panel
- - Remote control operation
- - Portable design
- - Powerful airflow coverage
- - 60 degree oscillation in room
- - Multiple speed modes
- - Infuse the cool system
- - Power consumption is very less
- - Light weight tower fan
- - Powerful 2200m3/h airflow
- - 40w low power consumption
- - Whisper quiet performance
- - Low cost
CONS:
- - Average fan speed (suitable for small rooms but not for big living rooms)
- - It will rotate the entire 60 degrees (no way to control oscillation to 30 or 45 degrees)
- - Remote won't work from far
- - It says you can add essential oils but it doesn't work
- - Plastic is very light so beware that it doesn't fall
- - Cord provided is less than 2 meters
- - Does not have a flap to close the louvres
- - Not as efficient as a stand fan for upper body cooling
- - Seller falsely advertised it as a bladeless fan
- - Initial cost of a bladeless tower fan may be higher compared to conventional fans
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