TL;DR: As of April 17, the Bionaire Thin Window Fan with Reversible Airflow is on sale for $69.99. That's 53% off its usual price of $149.
While air conditioners are arguably one of mankind’s best inventions, they can also be expensive and lead to higher electricity bills. For those in-between seasons where it’s not quite hot enough for the A/C to be on, you can circulate the air in your home using a window fan. Energy efficient, convenient, space-saving, and affordable, the Bionaire Thin Window Fan can help you keep you cool this spring — and for a limited time, it’ll only cost you $69.99. It typically costs $149, so that’s 53% in savings.
The Bionaire Fan from Holmes is a slim, nine-inch wide and 27-inch tall fan that slips into your open window and circulates enough cool air to make your home more comfortable — particularly during nights and mornings when the air temperature is cooler outside. This reversible airflow transports cool air in while pushing hot, stale air out. It’s designed to fit windows with minimum openings of 25.5 inches x 8 inches and can be placed vertically or horizontally.
The fan has three blades, three speed settings, and a thermostat dial, so you can keep an eye on how well it’s working. It’s designed to be more powerful than comparable models on the market, with 40 percent greater air velocity and 25 percent less window obstruction. Its slimmer structure still ensures you can see your skyline view from your apartment, while keeping your cool.
If you live in a particularly hot climate, you might want to opt for a window air conditioner instead, as a fan is probably not going to give you the cooling relief you crave. But for more moderate climates, in-between season savings, and a breath of fresh air throughout the day, a window fan like the Bionaire should do the trick. And for just $69.99 (regularly $149), there’s a chance it could end up saving you more money than you think.
Prices subject to change.
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