Adjustable Height 57 in. 4-Speed Oscillating Pedestal Fan with Remote Control and 20 in. Blade

My old bedroom fan finally died and I was overwhelmed by how many types of fans are available online. Lasko has always been very good, so I bought this model after reading many good reviews. It was easy to order, delivered quickly and assembled very easily with no tools. But the best part is that it works great to both circulate air and provide consistent white noise while I sleep. All three settings are powerful with High being super forceful in blowing air. I would highly recommend this Lasko fan and I might buy a second one as a backup.

I was able to easily put this together without even using the instructions. Made very good and durable. Only thing i will say is that it is not very powerful.

I bought 2 of these. Lasko is the best brand and the circulation is amazing. The airflows is so nice and strong and it’s very quiet.

The base is bigger than I expected, but I love it. The remote feature is perfect.

very impress how this fan cool the room

I love this fan. It’s the best fan ever, not only is it the right height, but it blows a strong wind. Love the remote control, since I’m disabled it helps that I don’t have to get up to turn the fan on , just use the remote! The wide fan gives a lot of air ! I Highly recommend this fan !! Great product !!!

Fan is very powerful. Puts out alot of air flow. Fan is ideal for big areas not small areas since it has heavy air flow. Love this Fan.

This fan came with parts that didn’t fit with each other. The part that holds the fan refused to go in straight and we tried in vain to put the fan face together. The ring that attaches to the fan to hold it up never fit and refused to click into place. I was highly disappointed and frustrated with this. The entire fan is useless Because the wrong pipe was sent so I am not going to have this fan in my home

Out of the box, this Lasko pedestal fan is pretty darn good. Assembly is straight forward and doesn’t require any tools. A few things to watch are the seating of the back half of the grill on the head assembly; proper alignment of the fan on the spindle; and the seating of the extension pole in the base. The grill is keyed to line it up on the head, but you have to make sure to press it all the way in or the big plastic lock nut won’t catch the threads. Align the blade so that the pin in the motor shaft fits into the recess. The extension pole isn’t bolted into the pedestal base, so make sure you twist and press it all the way into it or you may drop the base when you move the fan. Functionally it is great. It has four fan speeds and I could feel the breeze from 20’ away with the fan on its lowest setting. There is a clear difference between all speeds. The oscillation function works well and the fan has a wide sweep. The height can be adjusted between 45” and 57”. I am 6’ tall and at its tallest setting the fan hits me in the chest. The head can also be tilted and has 4 positions from slightly down to approximately 45 degrees up. There is a timer too. It can be set for 1 to 7 hours by repeatedly pressing the timer button until you have the desired time. The remote requires 2 AAA batteries, not included, and worked flawlessly from 20’ away. The only downside to the controls and the remote is that the head blocks them, making them difficult to read unless I am close to it. The remote has a cut out on it that holds it on a hook molded into the rear of the fan. It moves a lot of air, isn’t loud, and has a lot of adjustability. I love it. I just feel like I need to be a bit careful moving it around since it is just pressed together. Nothing has come loose or fallen off, so I may have no reason to be concerned.

Could have been an excellent fan but it fell short in the execution of some of its most basic features. The Lasko 20-inch adjustable pedestal fan with remote (Model S20625) is a 5 bladed, oscillating fan weighing is at approx. 14 lbs. with a 20-inch round pedestal. The fan as measured to the center of the blades, has a max. height 44 inches with 33 inches being its lowest height or approx. 11 inches of adjustment. The fan has four speeds 1500, 1600, 1800 and 2000 and consumes approx. 70 watts on low and 94 on high and has a built-in timer and comes with a remote. The remote requires two AAA batteries (NOT INCLUDED), can control power on/off, speed and timer functions. The remote can be stored on a clip located on the back side of the motor housing. The fan can be made to stop oscillating and become directional with plunger switch mounted on motor head. The motor head has three vertical positions for approx. 30 deg. up angle for air flow. The actual fan speed noise is not that bad even on high and compares with my other three Lasko pedestal fans. What I heard more in operation was the electric motor noise not so much the air speed noise. The oscillation was slightly less than my other fans but still more than covered a full room. Assembly was less than 10 minuets and required no tools. I recommend putting the adjustable shaft into the pedestal base first and then the motor assembly onto the shaft so you can hear each part properly seating. The fan failed my expectations in the height adjustment function and IMO is unsatisfactory. The height adjustment is a simple turn knob, but I could not get mine tight enough to keep the fan from collapsing during operation. I started at max height and after a 5-hr. run the fan had lowered 8 inches (see photos). I enlisted help and held the fan up, held both inside and outside pipe and tightened the adjustment knob a tight as I could resulting is the same lowering as was previously noted. I do not have this issue with any of the other 3 Lasko pedestal fans that I own. For me this lowering is not catastrophic as it is still high enough for the bottom of the window, but this condition is really not acceptable and a quality concern and resulted in a lower rating given.