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Meaco Air Circulator Fan (1056AC) - £89.98 (Membership Required) @ Costco
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Posted 20 May 2023

Meaco Air Circulator Fan (1056AC) - £89.98 (Membership Required) @ Costco

£89.98
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Update: online price reduced to £89.98 01/06/23 - 07/06/23


Purchased in-store at Gateshead this morning.

Can also be found online for £94.99


The multi award winning Meaco 10" Air Circulator is a thing of beauty and the fan you have been hoping for. It combines market leading DC technology with a large airflow, giving you the best of both worlds.

The noise level starts from just 20dB similar to a whisper or some rustling leaves. Awarded the prestigious Quiet Mark award for low noise products.

Features

  • Easy-to-use, super-quiet fan for bedrooms and homes
  • Multi-direction air flow reliably cools your whole room - Moves air 60° up and and 80° sideways
  • Faux leather handle for easy portability
  • Timer function – cool for just as long as you need
  • Optional night light
  • Noise level: 20dB
  • Fan diameter: 25.4cm
  • Number of speeds: 12
  • Airflow: 1056m³/ hour
  • Oscillating base
  • LCD display
  • Remote control
  • Cable length 1.6m

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  1. MØ94's avatar
    Not worth it, zero differences in cooling a room to regular cheap fans
    jhsmith87's avatar
    Then you have missed the point. They are well liked/reviewed because of how quiet they are. They also have some cool features such as changing the fan speed based on the temperature - great for use at night as the temperature naturally drops. For my children who have additional needs, these are exactly what’s needed so they don’t need their ear defenders on.
  2. HHNNNGGG's avatar
    To 'that guy' who's incessantly going on about how the homcom clone is as good at a third of the price
    It's much louder, much smaller, and doesn't tilt automatically.
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  3. tempt's avatar
    FYI- £92.65 from ebay with code SUNNY15 for those without access to Costco

    ebay.co.uk/itm…817
  4. TOFF's avatar
    Some funny comments in here from people who don't even understand something as simple as a fan. They move air - that's it!
    Differences between fans might include how much it costs, how well it's made, what it looks like, how much power it uses, etc etc.
    The biggest selling point of this fan, in my opinion, is how much less noise it makes to move the same amount of air when compared to other fans. It really is very good for this indeed. We own two and think they're great. (edited)
    phermn's avatar
    Agreed. I also own two. They shift a significant volume of air, circulate it well around the room and are very, very quiet.
  5. Rick_fTk's avatar
    This was a godsend last year in the heat, being able to run it through the night with minimal noise was fantastic
    Itsmenotthee's avatar
    same here, went from unable to sleep at night to a good nights sleep
  6. thriftysense's avatar
    Good but not great deal for delivered. Can normally be had for £97.85 delivered with 3yr warranty from here, including 5% first order discount. airconcentre.co.uk/pro…056
    Larry's avatar
    I cant use the 5% first order discount, may be this is discounted product.
  7. robmiller667's avatar
    We like them. You can set it to oscillate up and down, left and right so it's not directed just in a narrow range.

    They are super quiet which helps with night time use and the remote is cool too.

    Much better than the fans we used to get for 20 quid or so.
    HHNNNGGG's avatar
    50241961-xDXHg.jpgThese guys incessantly linking the homcom probably work for that shop, they're nothing alike, homcom is much louder, smaller, doesn't tilt automatically.
  8. dLockers's avatar
    Keep your receipt if this is the version that gets power via Micro-USB. The connector is barely soldered on and WILL fail. The ones with a barrel connector seem to have fixed the issue.
    Benjyy's avatar
    Author
    You might be thinking of a different model? This is mains powered
  9. likes_a_deal's avatar
    I was set on buying Dyson fans as we have them in the office and they seemed decent, until I discovered these.
    We've have this version in the bedroom and a floor standing one in the living room for 2 years now and they are simply amazing, better than the Dyson ones.
  10. Powerade1985's avatar
    I don't get the hate. This is an awesome fan. It's quiet (well for me) and it cools my room. Much cheaper than the Dyson fans
    HHNNNGGG's avatar
    To 'that guy' who's incessantly going on about how the homcom clone is as good at a third of the price
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  11. Magister's avatar
    The triumph of marketing over substance. Not a fan of this.
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    A+ for the pun.
  12. TheDoctor's avatar
    Reminds me last year when i was looking for a air circulator fan, all out of stock then i got one and the day after the weather just went back to rain constantly lmao
    FCrux's avatar
    What a shame lol! Just like this year we bought a parasol on offer and so far it’s been raining apart from today
  13. Benjyy's avatar
    Author
    Never did I think posting a deal for a fan would cause such a stir
  14. JasonWells's avatar
    Nearly a hundred quid for a fan lol, wouldn't even pay that for Dyson
    sulz116's avatar
    Have you actually used it?
  15. WhitmoreReans's avatar
    We’ve had one for a few years now and they are fantastic. Very quiet and effective
  16. FCrux's avatar
    Even though this is highly rated, we bought this last year during peak summer and found that this wasn’t helping us much so returned it
    DealHugger's avatar
    Assuming you were using it as a normal cooling fan rather than a so called air circulator fan? Yea it will be pretty useless.
  17. harmageddon's avatar
    I paid this much last year, when I got it home to the misses, you ain't gonna believe what hit the fan!
  18. Ken's avatar
    We have the 1056p (Pedestal model) it's excellent. I know these are expensive in general, but it slings air around like no one's business.

    I think they are hard for people to justify, especially given how much things cost at the moment. If you have the cash to spare on a Meaco, I think you'll really like it.

    Obviously cheaper options will help you feel cool too, but probably won't be as kind on the electric bills, be as well built, have as many speed settings or be a quiet. The height adjustment on the pedestal is solid.

    Homcom do a fan that looks to based on the Meaco, but it's much cheaper with a different motor and less speed settings. No idea on how quiet they are. They are cheaper at around the £40 mark when on offer. I've posted them before and will keep an eye out.

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    Batman_namtaB's avatar
    I actually own both the Meaco and the HomCom you've pictured. The Meaco is far better, much more powerful and able to move the air around, but crucially for me significantly quieter and we use it in the living room and can still hear the TV.

    The homcom, for its size (much smaller) is actually pretty decent. It's still powerful, just much louder.

    If someone couldn't afford the Meaco the Homcom is great for its price. (edited)
  19. lynseycorrie's avatar
    I have this fan on a pedestal. The functions are great and it’s the quietest fan I’ve ever known. Was a godsend last summer! (edited)
  20. Kevo2k7's avatar
    Managed to buy a catalogue return on eBay for £50 during the Winter. It was brand new when it arrived. I knew after 10 seconds of switching it on that it was a game changer. Bring on the Summer. Highly recommend!!
  21. deleted1945554's avatar
    Heat added.

    But probably only useful one day a year in Gateshead.
  22. AlexKLMan's avatar
    Only got my card yesterday :-)
  23. SUPERCOOLWILLOW's avatar
    these are the best fans ever!! (esp at night trying to sleep in last years heat) there again i only paid about this price in JL clearence last year
  24. Harry_Young's avatar
    Excellent piece of kit and very quiet
  25. dumplingwrestler's avatar
    Where would one get a non air circulator fan?
    AndyRoyd's avatar
    Wouldn't be too concerned about that concept.
    There will be lots of these returned due to being "not as described" as the marketing including phrases such as
    Multi-direction air flow reliably cools your whole room
    which is hilarious as all the device does is shuffle air around a room whilst actually adding heatload via the fan motor
    i.e this device provides zero cooling to a room and actually heats to it.
  26. joolsvern72's avatar
    As a man who can sleep through a thunder storm I find this deal COLD, which is ironic because ...
  27. Jamierez's avatar
    I like these fans purely as they are so quiet and lower wattage than the equivalent AC fans. Costly? Yup, but I would rather have one of these than a standard fan that roars at full speed.
  28. dave_stuf67's avatar
    These are a quality product compared to cheap fans or the much more expensive Dyson. We have 4 of them in each bedroom and have had them for 4 years and still work great. You can sleep with them on, no sound and a gentle breeze.
  29. edz1969's avatar
    Ordered cheers op
  30. Hypnotize's avatar
    This is a powerful fan, and quiet even at higher speeds. And the vertical and horizontal oscillation, remote control, timer functions, temperature setting, I think this is the best you can get for this price. (edited)
  31. Jonesy_75's avatar
    Bought this last year - not sure on exact price but it was less than this but then everything was cheaper last year! It's a great fan, very quiet and all the modes seem to work well.

    Meaco seem to be a decent supplier, I have their portable Aircon for when our new build gets way too warm for the Bulldog and that's been great as well
  32. mampuya_.'s avatar
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    None in stock near me..
  33. AndyRoyd's avatar
    Anyone know how many years of warranty ? I can’t see that from the costco website.
    For such an overpriced premium product, you have 6 years to present a premature-failure claim to the retailer that sold you the prematurely-busted rubbish - unless you live in a country that insists on shafting consumers by lessening the claim period to an equally rubbish 5 years, such as Scotland.
  34. Adiparadise's avatar
    great fan got them last year.
  35. grinnaslee's avatar
    If only amazon price match
  36. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
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    harmageddon's avatar
    My Tesco fan does everything your HomCom does at less than half the price...
  37. Rango's avatar
    Absolutely love mine.
  38. moshin.khalifa's avatar
    £89 in Currys I believe
    Matholwch's avatar
    Unfortunately, its a different model, this is £109.99 at Currys.
  39. Ramo9's avatar
    One huge advantage of this fan is it does not emit any heat from the motor hence there is no smell from the motor. The only fan I have come across which has this benefit. Buy it. (edited)
    pibpob's avatar
    It will emit heat from the motor but may be more efficient than the shade pole motor in a cheap AC fan. All the USB fans you can get for not much money use a brushless DC motor which will be as efficient as this I expect.
  40. MIB15's avatar
    Another point to make, this fan does not need to be "constructed" as some of the cheaper fans need to be, and also it fits back into the box it comes in, so can easily be stored over the winter months.....
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