All good in the first month of use! I'll give you an update next year. Usually, cheap fans break down in the second year, we'll see.

do not buy
Update: from the second day it started squeaking...

1. build quality for 10€ not even 1 euro more
2. very noisy and bad.
3. the plastics are badly cut
4. all the metals are bent from the factory.

it is not worth more than 10 euros, I bought it for 20€

For a bedroom, it is powerful, so the choice depends on what we want..... For a living room, it is very good with power.

Value for money, very powerful fan. Not particularly quiet but personally it doesn't bother me at all, the sound actually helps me fall asleep.

For 22 euros it's fine. It's not 50 watts, as shown in the photo with the meter. Moderate noise at 1, if you put it on 3 it sounds quite a bit

It is quite powerful even at the lowest setting, resulting in being noisy. Personally, it bothers me because I have difficulty sleeping, but I hope to get used to it. As for the construction, it seems quite sturdy, except for its blades. Also, mine had a larger support base than shown in the picture.

Overall, very good for its price.

If you are looking for a very affordable fan, I believe it is the best solution. However, your requirements should be proportional to its capabilities and quality. In my opinion, I suggest that it will make it last longer over time so that the purchase is worthwhile.

1) It should operate without rotation (without wear on moving parts).
2) Low-speed operation (the "idle" always protects the motor).
3) Minimal or no movement in the space (less strain on the body).

Although it only has 3 blades, the noise is at acceptable levels when the head remains still.

Conclusion.
With minimal money, you will acquire something that will withstand time if you only use the On-Off of the low speed and permanently mark a point!

Like all other fans in its category, after 1-2 years they burn out or, in any case, become dysfunctional and end up in the trash. The reason? The motors they use do not have bearings, obviously for cost reasons. Instead, they put some stupid bushings on the motor shaft (which "moves quite a bit back and forth") which eventually "dry out" and the friction on the shaft increases significantly. The fan loses speed (and in many cases stops completely) and the motor overheats until it burns out. I got tired of putting WD40 on the shaft hoping to save it until I find a solution, but I didn't make it in time. It has already gone for recycling. Conclusion? It's good for its price, quiet but not particularly powerful. However, don't expect it to last long...

Very good, not with tremendous intensity of course but satisfactory performance. I highly recommend it, it is a very good purchase, you will not regret spending your money

Purchased for a workshop. When working in a fixed position and at a distance of 3 meters, the feeling of air is strong, generally the air is "sharp" and not "spread out". The build quality is not the best, but you don't expect anything more with the 15€ I spent to acquire it. The assembly instructions for someone who is trying to fix a fan for the first time were terrible, especially for the base with the pipe where the holes needed to be opened with the Phillips screwdriver, which is also the only tool you will need. Now the noise from the very first low level is loud, you can hear the blade making a helicopter-like sound, which is logical from one perspective, but compared to other fans, yes, it is noisy. In summary:
Pros
- Price
- Air performance
Cons
- Build quality
My opinion is, get it for 15€, it's not worth more.

-It had instructions only in English and they were relatively informative. The assembly was somewhat difficult.
-It is powerful on the low setting, I didn't expect it when I saw the small blade. I have it 3.5 meters away and there is already a lot of air, but due to the short cable, it needs an extension cord to go further back.
-Its noise is a soft hum, like hearing a plane from afar. Personally, it doesn't bother me at all, unless someone wants complete silence.
-I bought it for 20 euros and for its price, it's great. The only thing left to see is how long it will last. Usually, the fans I have bought so far (all cheap ones) last me 4-5 summers, and then they need to be opened, cleaned from dust in the motor, and greased, to last me another 2.

A great advantage of it is that it has a round base and not a cross like others, which after a while become crooked and easily break.
Plastic blades, but they do a good job.
The noise it makes is relatively normal, not annoying if you're not a perfectionist!
The construction materials, although I was afraid of the company, were very satisfactory in quality!
Old-style buttons on the fan itself and not on the cable, with 3 speeds and a separate button for the light (I never understood what it's for, as it lights up like an LED).
Personally, I didn't put the plastic cover that goes into the front metal frame for protection, as shown in the photo, in order to have even more airflow.
Unfortunately, the "peg" it has at the back to choose whether you want it to be in a fixed position or to move left-right, didn't fit into the socket, it was broken, but I don't really care since I have it 99% in a permanent fixed position.
I got it on sale for €15 and it's worth it.

For 14 euros, very good. Powerful and with relatively little noise. Unfortunately, it has a buzzing sound like a helicopter, but of low intensity. The round base is very convenient, you don't risk getting any of your feet tangled like the others that have a cross shape. It is a much cheaper construction than a Midea that I have, but also cheaper. At 14 euros, you can get it with your eyes closed. (always taking into account its price)