Holmes 16″ Copper Digital Metal Stand Fan 3-Speed Oscillation Remote

Price: $85.08
(as of Sep 15, 2026 09:58:51 UTC – Details)


Holmes 16 Inch Copper Digital Metal Stand Fan delivers powerful airflow with a stylish industrial look that complements modern home décor. Featuring 3 speed settings and 3 cooling modes—normal, sleep, and breeze—this pedestal fan lets you customize your comfort for any room. The 75 degree oscillation helps move air across larger spaces, while the 20 degree adjustable tilt head and 44–49 inch adjustable height allow you to direct airflow exactly where you need it. With a high-velocity airspeed of up to 18 ft per second and 2,190 CFM performance, this fan is perfect for cooling living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, and kitchens. Quiet operation at just 64 dB on high makes it suitable for relaxation and nighttime use. The digital control panel and remote control offer easy operation from anywhere in the room, and the 7.5-hour timer helps save energy while you sleep or work. Built with durable metal construction and a beautiful copper finish, this premium stand fan is ETL certified and backed by a 3-year limited warranty for long-lasting reliability.
Custom Comfort: 3 speeds + 3 modes (normal, breeze, sleep) for personalized airflow day or night
High-Velocity Cooling: Powerful airflow up to 18 ft per second and 2,190 CFM
Wide Room Coverage: 75 degree oscillation cools larger living areas efficiently
Adjustable Airflow Direction: 20 degree tilt head and 44–49 inch adjustable height
Digital + Remote Control: Convenient operation from across the room
Customers find the fan performs well and appreciate its copper appearance, with strong air flow and easy assembly. The reliability and noise level receive mixed feedback – while some say it works well and isn’t too noisy, others report the motor failing on low and medium settings and increasing squeaking. Similarly, opinions on value are divided between those who find it worth the purchase and those who consider it expensive. Durability is also mixed, with some expecting it to last for years while others report it breaking down after three months.