Shark FlexBreeze Fan review: Brilliant like a cool breeze
If you need a pedestal fan to help you get through the intensity of Australian summer, the Shark FlexBreeze is one of the best options available.
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Pros
- Stunning design
- Good battery life
- Versatile functionality with misting, pedestal and desktop modes
Cons
- Hard to track battery life
- No vertical oscillation
It’s impossible for me to look at the new Shark FlexBreeze fan and not compare it to the AcerPure Cozy Air Circulator model I reviewed earlier this year. T
The main fan unit looks eerily similar, which makes it effortless to clean, and both models can be used in both table-top and pedestal modes.
But despite these surface similarities, there are plenty of differences underlying the two fans. For a start, the Shark model is battery powered, so you can take it with you and use it anywhere.
The fan itself comes with its own integrated stand, so you don’t have to carry the base around as well. The model I tested also came with a water misting attachment, letting you use it outdoors to help cool you down when it gets too hot.
After using the fan for a few weeks over some stupidly hot days, I’m confident that this is a fan perfect for Australian Summer.
