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Air fans are the simplest and most affordable way to cool a room on a hot day and keep the air moving, without paying for a full air conditioner. The Cybermarket range holds more than 270 models, from compact USB and desk fans to powerful floor and tower units, so there's a fit for the bedroom, the office and the kitchen.
Desk and clip-on fans take up little space and work on a desk or bedside table. A pedestal floor fan moves air across a larger room, and you can adjust its height. Tower fans are slim and quiet, so they sit well in a living room. Ceiling and wall models stay off the floor and spread the airflow more evenly. If you want cooling with a bit of humidity, there are evaporative models that cool with water.
The shelves carry Beper, JATA, Esperanza, Adler, Ravanson, Teesa, Philips and Blaupunkt, from everyday budget models to quieter, more powerful options. When choosing, look at airflow strength, the number of speeds, the noise level and extras such as a timer, remote and oscillation. A bedroom calls for a quiet model, while a large room benefits from the output of a floor or tower fan.
A wide choice in one place, clear pricing, warranty and the option to pay in instalments. We deliver across the Baltic countries and to Finland. If you're torn between models, start with the size of the room and how quiet the fan needs to be. That's the easiest way to narrow things down.