Lidl's bladeless fan is our heatwave must-have – it looks just like Dyson but over £300 less
And you can buy it in stores right now
As parts of the UK are set to see temperatures hit over 28°C this week, many of us are once again turning to our favourite summer cooling devices to help us keep cool in the heat – and Lidl's new £59.99 bladeless fan couldn't have landed in stores at a better time.
When we think of the best fans out there, many of us may automatically envision the luxury of a Dyson fan. However, as we're sure you know, these puppies don't come cheap.
Although we'd certainly say that Dyson fans are worth it if you've got the extra cash to splurge, the reality is that a lot of us would rather opt for a cheaper alternative for keeping a bedroom cool this summer.
That's where Lidl's offering comes in, priced at over £300 less than its popular high-street counterpart but boasting just as much style and functionality. Available in stores right now, this is a deal you don't want to miss!
Lidl bladeless fan
The Silvercrest Bladeless Tower Fan landed in Lidl stores nationwide on the 23rd of June, right on time to help people beat soaring temperatures in the UK. Available for just £59.99, shoppers can save hundreds of pounds shopping this alternative without sacrificing the modern and minimalist look famed by Dyson.
Although Lidl's fan is slightly more expensive than the Aldi bladeless fan that took shoppers by storm at the beginning of June, it's a bargain nonetheless, especially when compared to Dyson's premium prices.
The Lidl bladeless fan boasts 20-speed settings, 4 oscillation settings, 4 operating modes (normal, natural, sleep, power), and a timer function of up to 8 hours so you can set it and forget it at night. All of these functionalities are available to view from the sleek LED display.
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Among the Dyson fans we've tried and tested here at Ideal Home, we'd say that the Lidl bladeless fan is most comparable to the Dyson Purifier Cool Autoreact if we're pitting them against looks alone.
Receiving a 4.5-star rating during testing, our expert reviewer says the Dyson Purifier Cool Autoreact is 'the perfect hybrid if you're worried about your air quality and dreading the stifling summer to come.'
Paired with one of the best cooling mattress toppers, this is an elite combo to have up your sleeve for those sweltering nights and to keep the inside of your home comfortable. But mind you, this Dyson model does come with a £449.99 price tag (although it is currently on offer at a handful of retailers like Very for £349 and Argos for £369).
This bladeless tower fan is fully equipped with 20 speed settings, 4 oscillation settings, and 4 operating modes. All displayed on a sleek LED display with a stylish matt finish, it's a budget heatwave essential.
Equipped with intelligent sensing, this 2-in-1 Dyson purifier and fan will constantly monitor and improve your air quality. In warmer weather, a powerful stream of purified airflow will keep you feeling cool and comfortable.
Of course, the biggest thing differentiating the Lidl bladeless fan from the Dyson Purifier Cool Autoreact is that Lidl's product is purely a cooling device and doesn't offer any additional air purifying capabilities. But, if you've already got one of the best air purifiers whirring away in your home, this shouldn't be an issue – and for the price jump, we're willing to look past it.
The Lidl bladeless fan is available to buy in Lidl stores right now, and considering its budget price and stylish looks, we suspect a sellout so we would suggest moving quickly if you've got your eyes on it. However, if you don't live near a Lidl or are just in the market for other bladeless fan options, here are a couple more for your browsing pleasure.
Shop alternative bladeless fans
This bladeless fan from Dunelm has 3 different mode settings for tailored use in your home and a timer function of up to 15 hours.
It'll be a must-have for combatting what we can only imagine will be a scorching British summer ahead.
Jullia is Ideal Home’s Junior Writer and the Ideal Home Certified Expert in Training on Vacuums, having spent over 60 hours testing different models. She’s always loved all things homes and interiors, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Studies from the University of Nottingham where her love for writing blossomed following her internship at ArchDaily. Now focused on home tech and cleaning, Jullia works on writing features and explainers to help people make the most of their home appliance investments, putting the newest launches through their paces. When she isn’t writing, she loves exploring the city, coffee shop hopping, and losing hours to a cosy game or book.
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