Fan prices plummet as temperatures soar in the UK — here are the 16 best deals on pedestal, tower and desktop fans from leading brands

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The heatwave is hotting up, but there are some cool deals about

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Things are hotting up in the UK, and that usually means you can expect fans to be very much full price. Except this heatwave has coincided with Amazon Prime Day — and a bunch of rival sales events from other retailers — and that means we're unexpectedly blessed when it comes to fan discounts.

I've rounded up the best options from Amazon and beyond, focusing on trusted brands and well-reviewed products. I've split my picks into pedestal, tower and desktop fans.

Pedestal fans are probably what you think of when you think of a fan — a circular fan head on a skinny stand. They're easy to move from room to room, and some models can be adjusted in height for directed cooling where you need it. A tower fan looks a little smarter (and indeed, is more likely to have smart features), and is designed to live in a permanent spot in the corner of a room. A desktop fan sits on a tabletop for more localised cooling; for example to blast at your face while you're working from home.

• View the full Amazon Prime Day sale

Fans don't lower the temperature in a room, but they will make you feel cooler by helping the sweat evaporate from your skin faster. You'll find more information and advice in our in-depth best fans guide. If you need something more extreme, you could consider investing in a portable air conditioner unit (although be aware these are selling out fast). Alternatively, if you're just in the mood for a bargain, head to TechRadar's early Prime Day deals guide for the best discounts on all kinds of tech.

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Ruth Hamilton
Ruth Hamilton
Collections Editor

Ruth is TechRadar's Collections Editor, responsible for masterminding TechRadar's approach towards the new Collections format — a themed, curated selection of product recommendations designed to provide readers with an exciting new way to shop for the very best new gadgets and gizmos.

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