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Fan testing data shows airflow specs like CFM mislead buyers. Feet per minute (FPM) and oscillation matter more for cooling comfort. DC-motor fans cost less to run than cheap AC models. Bladeless fans are less efficient at high speeds. The Dreo TurboCool 765S hit 984 FPM; the Vornado Strata 8 Omni drew 13 watts.
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