Cool deal: Nab AU$79 off one of our favourite fans ahead of Aussie summer

Vornado 660 air circulator in living room

(Image credit: Vornado / Future)

published 10 October 2023

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days has been throwing up the usual selection of savings on tech. And while making sure you snag the best deals likely has you feeling hot and bothered, we’re cooling off with discounts on a range of Vornado fans.

Right now, you can save up to 32% on Vornado’s Air Circulators, just in time for Australian summer – which is predicted to be monumentally hot – as part of Prime Big Deal Days. Vornado’s 660 Large Air Circulator has been occupying a spot on our list of best fans for some time now, due to its ability to easily move air around a room using its vortex generating blades.

Aside from its inherent ability to move air in a large capacity, it does so while remaining whisper quiet, reaching a maximum of 54dB at full speed, which is roughly on par with the hum your fridge produces in the kitchen. So not only will you be feeling cool and breezy, but you can do so in utter serenity.

Vornado 660 Large Air Circulator | AU$259 AU$180 (save AU$79)

Simply plonk the Vornado 660 in a corner of your room, turn it on and revel in cool air bliss. You can experiment with its positioning, either having it pointing directly into a room, or towards a wall which it will happily bounce air off. It is best suited to larger rooms, as it may have a hurricane-like effect on smaller ones, but there are smaller Vornado fans for such situations.

It’s worth noting there isn’t a remote control for the Vornado 660, but since its purpose is to sit out of the way and cool down an entire room, it’s not all that necessary. We don’t often see discounts on Vornado fans, so we feel this is one to definitely consider in the run up to summer.

There are discounts on the Small and Medium Air Circulators too, if your room doesn’t require such a crazy amount of air flow, and these have received 17% and 32% discounts, respectively. All Vornado Air Circulators are available in either white or black.

How's that for some super cool deals?!

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Max is a staff writer for T3 who is approaching a decade in tech journalism (even if he doesn't look old enough). In that time, he has written for a number of titles including What Hi-Fi?, TechRadar, Stuff and Tom’s Guide and now finds himself back at T3, having completed two weeks of work experience in the London office almost 10 years ago. Max is particularly at home when it comes to all things audio visual, but because he helps look after the buying guides on T3, finds himself being an encyclopaedia of knowledge.