Faryuan 3 IN 1 Tower Fan, 31.5Inch Cooling & Heating Bladeless Fan with HEPA Filter 99.97%, Floor Fan Combo 80° Oscillating with Remote, 8H Timer for Indoor, Bedroom, Home Office Room

Why I picked this 3-in-1

I wanted a single device that could handle year‑round comfort in a small bedroom and a home office: gentle cooling in summer, a quick blast of warmth on chilly mornings, and a bit of air scrubbing during allergy season. The Faryuan 3‑in‑1 tower fan promised all of that in a slim, bladeless package. After several weeks of daily use, it’s become a practical, low‑maintenance fixture in my space—with a few caveats worth knowing before you buy.

Design, build, and setup

This is a 32‑inch, black tower with a clean, balanced profile that tucks easily beside a nightstand or desk. The bladeless design is both safer around kids and pets and a breeze to wipe down—no grills to unscrew or blades to dust. The base feels stable, and there’s built‑in tip‑over protection that cuts power if it’s knocked off balance. Setup was painless: attach the base, plug in, and it’s ready.

The HEPA filter lives in the lower section and is easy to access. It’s an H12‑rated cartridge that targets particles down to 0.3 microns (pollen, dust, pet dander, and general household debris). There’s an LED display at the top with touch controls, plus a compact remote. The display auto‑dims and turns off shortly after you set it, which I appreciate at night.

Small note on the remote: it uses AAA batteries that aren’t included. The layout is straightforward—mode, speed, oscillation, timer—but there’s no backlight. Range and responsiveness have been solid across a medium‑sized bedroom.

Cooling performance

For cooling, you get eight fan speeds and 80° oscillation. In a 180‑square‑foot bedroom, this fan moves air effectively and evenly, especially when oscillation is enabled. The airflow is smoother and less choppy than a bladed fan, which makes it feel more comfortable over long periods. It won’t replace an AC unit on a truly hot day—no fan will—but it excels at quickly circulating conditioned air and eliminating warm pockets. Pair it with a window or portable AC and the room feels cooler, faster.

On its higher speeds, the Faryuan pushes a respectable column of air without rattles or buzzing. On mid settings (3–5), it’s the sweet spot for a workspace: enough movement to stay comfortable without drying your eyes or flapping papers. In an open living room, the throw becomes more “spot cooling” than whole‑room coverage. The manufacturer claims up to 400 sq ft, but in practice I’d call it best for small to medium rooms.

Heating performance

Heating is where this unit surprised me. There are three heat levels and a temperature range adjustment from 68–99 °F. It behaves like a compact ceramic space heater integrated into a fan tower. From a cold start, warm air arrives within seconds, and the column‑style output distributes that warmth more evenly than a typical cube heater.

I found it ideal for taking the edge off a cool morning in a home office or for preheating a bedroom before bedtime. As with any portable heater, expect it to supplement rather than replace central heat. Safety features (bladeless form, tip‑over shutoff, and a measured approach to output) make it comfortable to use regularly.

Air purification

The integrated H12 HEPA filter is genuinely useful. Over a few weeks, I noticed less dust settling near the unit and fewer morning sniffles during a high‑pollen stretch. While it doesn’t have a dedicated air quality sensor or a real‑time PM readout, the filter and the fan’s consistent airflow do a good job of removing common particulates when run several hours a day. It’s not a substitute for a high‑CADR, dedicated purifier in a large or smoky environment, but for bedrooms and home offices it provides tangible benefit while doing double duty as a fan or heater.

A couple of practical notes:
- The filter is easy to swap without tools.
- Expect a replacement cadence of roughly every 6–12 months depending on use and environment.
- Finding brand‑specific replacement filters can be trickier than it should be; budget time to source compatible replacements.

Noise and sleep mode

Noise performance is one of the Faryuan’s strengths. On speeds 1–3, it’s whisper‑quiet—more of a soft, consistent whoosh than a mechanical hum. Sleep mode smooths the airflow profile and turns the display off after a few seconds, which helps in light‑sleep environments. Mid speeds are still conversation‑friendly, and even on high I didn’t notice any rattling or tonal spikes that can make a fan fatiguing over time.

If you like a bit of white noise, speed 3 with oscillation is a perfect background. If you want near‑silence, speed 1 in sleep mode blends into the room.

Controls and everyday usability

The dual control scheme (top touch panel and remote) covers the essentials well: speed, mode (cooling or heating), oscillation, and an 8‑hour timer. There’s no app or smart home integration, and you can’t set multi‑day schedules, but day‑to‑day operation is simple and reliable.

A few quality‑of‑life touches stood out:
- Display auto‑off means no glowing clock effect at night.
- The timer is intuitive and dependable.
- The oscillation angle is modest (80°), but the column airflow makes it effective in small to mid‑size rooms.

Things I’d like to see in a future revision: a wider oscillation option, a backlit remote, and a child lock for the touch panel.

Safety and energy considerations

The bladeless format is inherently safer, and the tip‑over shutoff behaved exactly as it should in my testing. Surface temperatures stay reasonable during heating, and the unit feels well‑ventilated with no hot spots or plastic odors once it’s run in.

On energy use, it behaves like you’d expect: fan‑only mode is frugal; heating mode draws typical space‑heater power when engaged. Used strategically—short bursts to warm a room, or low fan speeds to circulate conditioned air—it can help you feel more comfortable without leaning as heavily on whole‑home systems.

Maintenance and ownership

Maintenance is straightforward:
- Wipe the exterior periodically; no blade grills to wrestle with.
- Replace the H12 HEPA filter as needed; vacuuming prefilters extends life if your environment is dusty.
- Keep the intake area clear—avoiding thick rugs or drapes near the base improves performance.

My biggest pain point is filter sourcing. The filter bay and mechanism are great, but replacements aren’t as ubiquitous as I’d like. If you’re planning to run purification daily, consider buying a spare filter up front.

Where it fits—and where it doesn’t

The Faryuan 3‑in‑1 tower fan shines in:
- Bedrooms where quiet, dark operation matters.
- Home offices that need both gentle cooling and spot heating without a second device.
- Small living areas where floor space is at a premium and a slim, modern look is preferable.

It’s less ideal for:
- Large, open rooms where you need broad‑coverage airflow.
- Users who want app control, voice assistants, or advanced air quality sensing.
- Anyone who wants guaranteed, easy‑to‑find replacement filters at big‑box stores.

The bottom line

As an all‑season comfort appliance, this tower fan delivers. Cooling is smooth and effective for small to medium rooms, heating is quick and evenly distributed, and the integrated H12 HEPA filtration adds real everyday value. The industrial design is thoughtful, quiet operation stands out, and the safety features inspire confidence.

The trade‑offs—modest oscillation, no smart features, and filter availability that requires a bit of planning—are worth weighing. Still, for a compact device that credibly replaces a separate fan, space heater, and light‑duty air purifier, it performs above expectations.

Recommendation: I recommend the Faryuan 3‑in‑1 tower fan for bedrooms and home offices where quiet operation and versatile, year‑round comfort matter. It’s a smart, tidy solution if you can live without app control and are willing to plan ahead for replacement filters.