Hunter 90022 Century 12-Inch Performance Oscillating Fan | 
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| Brand: Hunter Fan
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $79.99
Buy New: $49.00
You Save: $30.99 (39%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  46 reviews
Sales Rank: 6580
Color: Black w/Nickel
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15
Dimensions (in): 17.5 x 13.5 x 9
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 90022
Model: 90022
UPC: 049694900227
EAN: 0049694900227
ASIN: B0000VYJU6
Release Date: August 5, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Effective oscillating table fan provides 85-inch range of air movement | | • | Turn-of-the-century design with satin black finish and brushed nickel accents | | • | Whisper-quiet motor and aerodynamic blade design for maximum air flow | | • | Heavy-duty metal housing ensures vibration-free operation; 3-speed control | | • | Measures 12 inches in diameter; 5-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Manufactured with the attention to detail you expect from the HUNTER FAN COMPANY, the Century Oscillating Table Fan is quiet, and generates an amazingly strong, comfortable airflow in any room. Perfect for home or office! Approximately 15 inches in height Black satin finish
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| Customer Reviews: Read 41 more reviews...
 Great Desktop Fan October 30, 2008
This fan is compact, but packs a powerful "punch." A multi-speed fan that rotates, and can be felt through an entire room. Works great, but also looks great. We purchased two of the Black, and they fit in with every other piece of furniture we have without standing out like the old white, plastic fan we had. I would recommend this fan to anyone who wants an elegant looking piece that is also practical and meets your needs.
 not t-o-o-o good September 6, 2008
out of the box, the fan looks great but had an odd sound and a vibration at a certain point in it's oscillation. other than that it ran fine for a couple of months. then it stopped oscillating. apparently the housing is not aligned correctly and the oscillating control knob binds on the housing. i would not recommend this fan to anyone....
Excellent, Quiet and Classy August 30, 2008
I like fans, and have a lot of them. I have four ceiling fans, box fans, Vortex, plastic and metal fans. My goal with the Hunter was a classy looking quiet effective fan, roughly in that order. Having a fan that would outlast the typical plastic fan was a goal too.
The Hunter is VERY classy looking. I have a similarly all-metal Optimus fan that doesn't look nearly as nice; the Optimus has more visible creases and looks more like it was made of stamped metal. The finish on the black Hunter is just beautiful. And of course no plastic fan can touch the look of a metal fan. Especially not the Vortex.
The Hunter is also quiet. It's a smidge quieter than the Optimus, perhaps due to the smoother blade curves, though the Optimus isn't that noisy. Again I find fans with plastic blades to be pretty noisy in comparison, including the Vortex although it's not as bad as some.
The Hunter moves a good amount of air also, although here the Vortex is probably ahead because the Vortex moves the air over a wider angle. If you don't want the fan oscillating but do want a very wide breeze, Vortex is the way to go. (Or a plastic box fan, if you can handle the noise.) But in my office I prefer the Hunter because it's quiet, classy and the air movement is perfect.
Disappointed August 20, 2008
The quality of this product has really deteriorated. I bought one several years ago that works like a champ. I bought two more recently. One died within a few days - it just stopped working. The second lasted a couple of weeks, and now no longer oscillates. It just clangs and shudders.
 Nice, but loud August 20, 2008
It looks nice, is sturdy, moves a lot of air, but it is *not* quiet on low. I have box fans that are about the same volume.
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