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About this item Features Boasts a sophisticated and stylish space-saving design that complements and enhances room decor. Engineered to generate more air velocity with less noise on a foot-per-minute to dB basis, setting a new benchmark for noiseless airflow. Features 3 preprogrammed airflow patterns designed to foster sleep, relaxation and comfort, and 3 whisper-quiet speed settings with 90 degree oscillation for optimal air circulation. Includes 12 hour timer that can be programmed in 1 hour increments with push-button ease, and an enhanced-range remote control that conveniently stores in the fan. Easy to assemble (no tools required). Ships with fan, base, extension column (to customize fan height), enhanced-range remote control, manual and warranty card. Satisfaction Guaranteed. *Product Description Designed for 5 Star resorts, the new Ozeri Ultra 42" Tower Fan boasts a sophisticated and stylish ultra-slim design and one of the most impressive feature sets among tower fans. T

The Ozeri Brezza Oscillating 10″ High Velocity Desk Fan is a portable mid-sized fan. Air movement – the maximum speed will blow everything all over the place that's how powerful it is. Versatility – this one goes side-to-side AND up-and-down. In up/down mode it will aim straight at the ceiling (nice for cold-weather use) and can be tilted downward. When oscillating from side to side, it has more limited range of motion, moving about 45 degrees from center. It is light-weight and easily moved from room to room. Functionality – this unit sits on a table or desk, and can be wall-mounted. You may ask how to clean it well here is the answer The front grill can be removed to access the blades for cleaning. You remove the grill via the single screw at the bottom of the grill. I haven't had to clean mine as of yet so I cannot attest as to whether or not the blade unit can be removed in order to make cleaning easier. The manual only says the grill can be removed not whether or

Once you've used it for a few days you can push the mode button to find out how many steps and/or miles you've walked today, how that compares to yesterday, and how many total since you started. It seems pretty accurate given the variety of activity I've done in couple of days I had it. As with the 4x3razor, I love that the 4x3sport also can keep track of my steps when I am going up and down stairs. The Sleep Mode is also great. With just a touch of a button or a tilt of the pedometer, the screen wakes up again. You don't lose any of the data, but this feature probably helps extend the battery life. Basically, you want to do the whole initial set up at one time, which means measure your steps before set up. Pick a starting point and walk / measure 10 normal paces to calculate the average # of inches in your step. Once you know that, stick an unbent paper clip into the tiny reset hole and enter the date, your height & weight, and # of inches in your average step.