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Dreo’s misting fan can cool far better than a standard fan — I was blown away by its superior chilling and how long it runs without needing refilling

Dreo claims the TurboCool Misting Fan 765S can cool your room by up to 6 degrees, so I put it to the test. And it was a breath of fresh air.

Dreo’s misting fan can cool far better than a standard fan — I was blown away by its superior chilling and how long it runs without needing refilling

The Dreo TurboCool Misting Fan 765S is a fan that combines the cooling power of a regular fan with the added benefit of misting technology. While traditional fans provide a cooling breeze, they do not actually lower the temperature in the room. The Dreo fan, on the other hand, can drop the temperature by up to 6 degrees Celsius (11F), making a noticeable difference on hot days.

The fan's innovative misting system uses four misting vents to create a fine, ultrasonic mist that evaporates quickly, providing a cooling effect without causing dampness. The mist is evenly distributed through the four vents, angled to avoid direct contact with furniture or the floor. Users reported that the misting function did not increase noise levels, even when used overnight.

Setting up the fan is straightforward, with a simple plug-and-play process. The fan connects via the Dreo app, allowing users to control power, speed, fan mode, oscillation, misting, and timer. The remote control, included with the fan, is functional but lacks premium aesthetics. The fan's sleek, modern design features a pillar shape and a bright, easy-to-read display.

In comparison to other misting fans, such as the Shark FlexBreeze, the Dreo TurboCool Misting Fan 765S offers super-quiet operation and bold room-cooling claims. The fan is quiet at all speeds, making it suitable for various environments, including small rooms or shared spaces. While the remote control feels slightly cheap, the fan's performance and design make it a strong contender in the market.

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