Shark - FlexBreeze Pro Mist - Indoor & Outdoor Fan with Misting System, Corded or Cordless - Charcoal Grey

I live in Arizona and my biggest hesitation before buying was whether it would actually help with the heat while I’m outside. I have not used it since the temperature has been over 100°. Normally, I use it when my dogs want to go outside for some extra playtime and run around. This gives me a chance to keep cool when I’m not going in the pool. The mister setting works great. The difference speeds of the fan are awesome and it’s super quiet. The only time I’ve noticed any leaking was when I set the mister to an intermittent spray and it drips a little bit when it’s going on and off I’ve also used the fan without the mister inside and it works really well. It blows air all the way across the room.

It is very quite and flows a heavy amount of air, Love it, can be use cordless and will spay cold water outside when needed. I use it inside the house and outside. I would Recommend it for everyone.

Great product, currently in my living room, however outside it’s even more amazing.

It’s been my nighttime comfort. My gym companion. My work buddy. And when the summer hits, it’ll be my barbeque sidekick. The Shark FlexBreeze Pro is something else, and it has given me a reason to be excited about fans again. The last time I was excited about fans was the introduction of the bladeless fan design made by another manufacturer. No, this isn’t a bladeless fan; it is way more than just that. Its implementation of simple creature comforts is what makes this fan so, so good. First off, it is an oscillating fan with 5 speeds but with oscillation angles as high as 180 degrees. Yes, that’s a half circle worth of air, end to end. Of course, you can set the oscillation angles at 45 and 90, which round out its 3 oscillation settings. The fan itself is super quiet; even at full steam, it’s remarkably quiet. At its lowest speed, it’s still effective enough to help catch my beauty sleep. There’s even a Natural Breeze mode that mimics the outdoor breeze in both strong and gentle settings. Finally, tilting the fan doesn’t require you to loosen/tighten anything. Simply pull it up or push it down with 55 degrees of vertical freedom. This fan is something else…and we haven’t gotten to the good stuff yet. Installation and assembly is very simple, with most parts snap-on, with the exception of a single allenhead screw to secure the post to its sturdy base. The unit is made primarily of plastic. My unit is the black with gold accents, giving it that premium look. I certainly wouldn’t mind having this fan out in my living space. It looks very modern and can accent any living space, in my opinion. Controlling the fan can all be done on the fan itself as it has 4 main buttons on top: Power, Fan Speed, Oscillation Mode and Misting Mode. Across the top rim of the fan are 5 LEDs that tell you each setting when changed. Changing the patterns of the green LEDs is a clever way to present us with what setting is currently in-use. Fan out of reach? The FlexBreeze Pro can be commanded with a remote control. The remote magnetically attaches to the fan when not in use. Now for the good stuff: This fan comes with a built-in lithium ion battery, making this fan truly portable. Moreover, you can remove the main fan unit from its post and make it a tabletop fan, equipped with built-in legs. Now, battery life can vary in so many ways. If the fan is left non-oscillating on low fan setting, you can achieve up to 24 hours of run time. I’ve let this fan run through the night like this and forget to turn it off the next morning; when I got back from work that afternoon, it was still running. If you start adding oscillation, the battery runtime will diminish. Adding misting? More battery will be required. Shark presents a very good table of settings vs battery runtime so you get a sense of what to expect if you’re out and about with the FlexBreeze Pro. Finally, this fan comes with a misting function that can be used plugged in or on battery, with or without the main stand. Its 3 misting settings are full pressure, low pressure, and low pressure intervals (on/off). Its performance is equally good. Relative to a typical stand fan, its smaller sized blades carry air and wind almost everywhere it’s pointed. Shark claims 70 feet at full speed. I love pointing the fan up and allowing the air to bounce off the walls to feel like air is moving everywhere. When I’m winding down for bed, its lowest setting still provides enough air, which I love because some other fans just feel like they are off. Each fan speed means something on the FlexBreeze Pro. Maintenance on the fan blades can be done by simply removing a set screw at the fan’s 6 o'clock position. You’ll be able to remove the fan’s main screen and remove the fan blades for cleaning. Complaints? Honestly, I can think of any because of how cool this fan is. I’m very impressed with Shark and their implementation of a fan that is both sleek, practical and flexible. It’s price point? Considering all that this fan offers in this configuration, I can see this investment being worthwhile, especially when those summer days and nights arrive. It can supplement your AC usage, helping reduce electricity costs and ultimately your electric bill.

Living in the valley we get tons of sunshine and with the sun comes outdoor activities from barbecuing to days at the lake and many park visit. While all of these are great there are days when it’s just a bit too warm. This is why when I saw the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist it was something I had to have. Pros: Cons: None • Multi-use • Can run for over 12 hours on battery. • Wisper quiet at medium to low settings • Remote control included. • Well built. • Mister is wonderful for outdoor events. • Long Battery life The setup is, for the lack of a better word, a breeze. The fan clips easily into the stand which you tighten to the base and Shark includes all tools needed. The outdoor mist function tank clips on easily along with the nozzle that screw on with a simple turn. The included remote also includes a battery and is paired out of the box. Added bonus, the back of the fan is magnetized so the included remote does not get lost. The FlexBreeze Pro is well built and everything Shark did has a function behind it. For instance, where the buttons are the breeze has a gold tint, this makes the button portion pop out so you know where the controls are. The buttons are rubberized and have a slight inwards dip which contours to your fingers, this makes it much easier to push. When tilting the FlexBreeze head there is no clicking instead it moves smoothly with a hydraulic motion so you can place it at any angle. The FlexBreeze has multi uses, use it as a normal standing fan or with a click of a button turned into a tabletop fan. You can use it as a normal fan plugged into the wall, I was easily able to keep my 200+ square foot room cool at night. I also used it as a tabletop fan while working from home and no one could tell it was on during meetings. The FlexBreeze has a internal battery if you want to use it outside, I noticed no power lose when using it on battery. The battery life on the FlexBreeze pro is extraordinary, I used it on medium power and it run a little over 12 hours before it shut off. This is great incase of a power outage. Having the FlexBreeze for our outdoor party was perfect, we placed it by the bar area and the mister did a wonderful job. With the fan and mister turned up to the max I could feel the mist at least 12 feet away. I will have to warn you that at the highest mist setting you will be soaked if you are standing 3 feet or closer, also be advised that all the kids will run to the mister once they see what it does. If you’re in the market for a standing fan than the FlexBreeze pro is the only one to consider. It is the Swiss army knife of fans because it can be used in every scenario. The built is excellent and it not only does it look great, but everything is functional.