I'm a product tester, these are the best fan deals I've spotted in the Memorial Day sales
Choose from discounted tower, pedestal, portable or purifying fans from the big brands
Living without air conditioning when the summer heat starts to ramp up can be tough, but it doesn't have to be. With the help of tower, pedestal, ceiling and floor fans, our indoor spaces can have a comforting (and well-needed) airflow.
As H&G's home tech editor, I'm tuned in to what makes a fan work well. I know how the best fans and the best air purifiers can work together to create cooler and cleaner air quality indoors, and I've spent hours researching the best options from all the brands.
With Memorial Day sales now in full swing, there are plenty of discounted fans available in the – and now is the perfect time to shop if you want to make a saving before summer hits. Read on for my handpicked selection of the best fan deals in the Memorial Day sales.
Quick links to Memorial Day fan sales
- Amazon: fans on offer for as little as $15
- Best Buy: deals on Dyson, Shark, Vornado, Honeywell...
- Dreo: browse tower, ceiling & purifying fan deals
- Dyson: discounts across bestselling fans, air purifiers and more
- Home Depot: huge selection of fans on offer
- Lasko: shop the full collection
- Levoit: classic & smart tower fans
- Shark: up to 30% in their Memorial Day sale
- Target: low-budget to premium fan deals
- Walmart: lots of fans on offer
The best fan deals in the Memorial Day sales
Dyson Purifier Cool Gen1 TP10 | was $429.99, now $299.99 at Dyson (save $130)
Similar tech to the Big+Quiet can be found in Dyson's range of purifier tower fans, and the Cool Gen1 TP10 is one of the more affordable options out of the selection. It's able to both cool and purify a room, with adjustable oscillation up to 350 degrees, for when you need to either cover the whole room, or focus on where you're sat or sleeping.
The Dyson Purifier Cool Gen1 TP10 is in Dyson's Memorial Day sale with a hefty $130 discount.
Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool | was $749.99, now $599.99 at Dyson (save $150)
To get the full HVAC effect, the Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool does the same as other Dyson air treatment products (that is, cool and purify your indoor space) but with the added bonus of a heating function.
You'll be able to get year-round use out of this. You can still rely on the purifier when the weather gets colder, as other Dyson models aren't able to separate the purification from the fan, making it obsolete in winter.
It's currently discounted by $150 in Dyson's Memorial Day sale.
Shark Air Purifier 3-in-1 | was $399.99, now $279.99 at Shark (save $120)
Similarly to the Dyson Hot+Cool, the Shark Air Purifier 3-in-1 can purify, cool and heat indoor spaces, but at a much more affordable price.
We've reviewed the Shark Air Purifier 3-in-1, and found that the purification is virtually silent, with an effective fan for focused cooling. It also has auto detection, where you can leave it to automatically adjust its power based on the temperature and air quality of the room.
It's in Shark's Memorial Day sale with a $120 discount.
Midea 3-in-1 Bladeless Heater, Fan, and Air Purifier | Was $249.99 now $199.99 at Walmart (save $95)
The Midea 3-in-1 is an air purifier, fan and heater all in one – and it's a much more affordable option than the offerings from Dyson and Shark.
Lasko Oscillating High Velocity Tower Fan | was $99.99, now $73.84 at Amazon (save $26.15)
A simple tower fan can work wonders on a hot day, sending air across large spaces at (often) quiet volumes.
This tower fan from Lasko has three speeds, a remote control, oscillation and a timer.
It's on offer at Amazon with 26% off.
Dreo 36" Tower Fan | was $99.99, now $56.99 at Walmart (save $43)
Dreo has been in the fan market for a while, so you can trust that their tower fans can be relied on at home.
This 36-inch tower fan has four speeds and four modesl, a 90-degree oscillation, and can provide an airflow speed of 24 feet per second.
It's on offer at Walmart with almost 50% off.
For more tips and expert advice on keeping your home cool, be sure to read how to cool down a bedroom without an air conditioner and how to keep a home cool in a heatwave.
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Dan is the Home Tech Editor for Homes & Gardens, covering all things cleaning, smart home, sound and air treatment across the Solved section. Having worked for Future PLC since July 2023, Dan was previously the Features Editor for Top Ten Reviews and looked after the wide variety of home and outdoor content across the site, but their writing about homes, gardens, tech and products started back in 2021 on brands like BBC Science Focus, YourHomeStyle and Gardens Illustrated.
Dan is based in Bristol, UK with a BA in Philosophy and an MA in Magazine Journalism. Outside of work, you'll find them at gigs and art galleries, cycling somewhere scenic, or cooking up something good in the kitchen.
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