The best bladeless fans for your home, garage and camper van

Choose a bladeless fan to keep you cool this summer
Bladeless fans also make less noise and use less energy than conventional units
Choose from tower or tabletop designs

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Dyson Pure Cool Me Personal Air Purifier Fan

ULTTY Bladeless Tower Fan and Air Purifier In One

Written by Ryan Gilmore Updated: 14 October 2024

While it’s common in the warmer parts of the US, most homes here in the UK do without air conditioning. Air con is a common feature in most cars but in larger vehicles (like campervans) they can become rather weedy once summer properly begins. That leaves you a sweltering mess if you don’t find another way of keeping cool.

Bladed fans are the most common way of keeping cool because they’re lightweight, cheap and relatively effective. Problem is, they’re also infuriating. The blades get coated in dust quicker than an antique shop’s inventory and they pose a legitimate threat to small fingers and pets. They’re also rather loud, especially when you’re trying to sleep.

The alternative is to invest in a bladeless fan, also known as an air multiplier. First showcased by Dyson (as a consumer item – the original concept dates back to 1981), these fans offer the same or even better cooling functions compared to a bladed option.

Often a small price premium over bladed variants, bladeless fans are more efficient, easier to clean and pose no injury threat. You can even find examples fitted with filters for helping allergy sufferers. If you’re trying to beat the heat this summer why not invest in one and keep cool and stress-free.

The best bladeless fans

ULTTY Bladeless Tower Fan and Air Purifier In One

The best bladeless fan for a campervan

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If you’re heading on a campervanning holiday this summer a fresh source of air will prove invaluable as campervans can get incredibly stuffy at times. A full-sized bladeless fab will eat into valuable space so a small, tabletop option like this one from ULTTY is your best bet. It’s both lightweight and portable while the included HEPA filter should keep allergies at bay. The oscillation is adjustable as is the fan speed and the included remote is a nice addition (although its lack of battery is annoying).

Pros

Portable but powerful
Perfect for nighttime use
Air purification

Cons

No battery included for the remote

Filter:	HEPA
Noise:	32 decibels (sleep mode)
Weight:	173 g
Extras:	Remote control, portable design, oscillation

Dyson Pure Cool Me Personal Air Purifier Fan

The best bladeless fan for your home

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Are you still working from home? Keeping cool while working will probably necessitate a good quality desk fan, but they can be loud and throw dust around, not ideal. This small fan from Dyson should keep you cool with its precise airflow and the HEPA filter will ensure that you’re not left sneezing during those work calls. It also features a 70-degree setting, sleep timer to stay cool at night and a visual reminder to empty the filter.

Pros

Exceptional quality
Air purification

Cons

Expensive

Filter:	HEPA
Noise:	56 decibels
Weight:	2.8 Kg
Extras:	Remote control, portable design, oscillation

ULTTY Bladeless Tower Fan

The best bladeless fan for small spaces

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If you’re short on space but want some proper bladeless cooling, this super skinny option from ULTTY will help you stay cool. It’s a very adjustable option, with three power modes (strong, natural and night) and nine-speed modes. It does lack a filter however which is a pretty large drawback but the payoff is that super thin design. There’s no battery supplied for the remote, a real irritant.

Pros

Stylish and slimline
Good at cooling

Cons

No supplied battery
No air filter

Filter:	None
Noise:	N/A
Weight:	4.51 Kg
Extras:	Remote control, sleep mode, oscillation

Dreo Tower Fan with Remote

The best bladeless fan for your garage

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$75.99

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A more affordable option for cooling a room down, this bladeless tower fan from Dreo is still an excellent choice and our top pick for working in the garage this summer because it’s affordable, well made and will take up next to no room. Featuring six speeds and three modes, it’s easy to find the perfect setting for you. It does lack an air filter which limits its use around the home and it’s also fairly heavy, not good for portability.

Pros

Exceptional quality
Powerful cooling power

Cons

No air filter
Heavy

Filter:	Activated charcoal
Noise:	48 decibels
Weight:	5.4 Kg
Extras:	Remote control, oscillation

AMACOOL Bladeless Neck Fan

The best bladeless fan for personal use

Rrp: $45.99

Price: $36.99

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A very unusual and personal bladeless option, this neck fan sits on your shoulders like a necklace and blows cool air into your face via 60 outlet slots. There are four settings and the lowest should give you 21 hours of runtime. It’s simple to use, lightweight and adjustable, but it’s also quite the novelty.

Pros

Very personal cleaning
Long battery

Cons

No air filter
A bit of a novelty

Filter:	None
Noise:	N/A
Weight:	250 g
Extras:	Portable

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