Symphony Surround B - Silent Tower Fan for Home with BLDC motor - Turbo Throw - Touchscreen Control Panel with remote - Low Power Consumption - Black

Not upto expectation’s Fan speed is very slow Disappointing

Esta muy bien para un cuarto pequeño si enfría bien

I have been using the Symphony Surround B Tower Fan for the last 7 days, and I am impressed with the product. The 1st thing I noticed about it was its sleek and modern design, which fits well in my living room and Bedroom without taking up much space. The fan is lightweight and easy to move around whenever needed due to sturdy wheels at its base. It distributes air evenly across the room, and the oscillation feature helps cover a wider area. It creates a comfortable and refreshing environment. In fact, I've started running my AC for just an hour, then switching to this tower fan. It locks in the coolness for another 3–4 hours, spreading a chilly breeze corner to corner. It saves me from running the AC all day and is the ultimate companion piece to my air conditioner. Unlike conventional fans that can be noisy at higher speeds, the Surround B operates smoothly and makes very little noise. The 7 speed settings are useful, allowing me to adjust the airflow according to the weather and my comfort level. The controls are simple to use, and having a dedicated remote control makes it even more convenient to adjust the settings right from the comfort of my couch. The fan doesn't have blades and is therefore safe for my pets. After a week of use, I think the Symphony Surround B offers a good balance of performance, convenience, and aesthetics. If you're looking for a stylish tower fan that delivers effective air circulation without excessive noise, this is definitely worth considering.

After using it for 2 months, Pros: Throws air at a long distance. (10 ft. +) Good aesthetics. Cons: Maha bhayankar noisy. You cannot speak when it's on. You even can't hear yourself. (It feels less noisy on the first day but gets more and more noisy gradually after use) Remote only works at a very short distance. ( 4 or 5 ft) Also, it's sencer is placed at the top on the tower facing upwards, so it doesn't work effectively. Difficult to move it because no wheels and no handles are provided. No function is given to limit it's horizontal movement. E.g 0° to 90°. You may stop it but can't precisely control it. Conclusion - Don't buy. No effective speed control. Cheap plastic. It gets yellow after use. Costly.

The Symphony Surround BLDC tower fan is a well-engineered product that perfectly complements air-conditioned environments. Its advanced BLDC motor ensures high energy efficiency while delivering consistent airflow with near-silent operation. What truly stands out is its ability to uniformly circulate cool air across the room, eliminating hot spots and enhancing overall comfort. The airflow design is optimized for better reach, making it ideal for medium to large rooms. In addition to performance, the fan features a sleek, contemporary design that blends seamlessly with modern interiors. The build quality feels solid and premium, reflecting thoughtful engineering and durability. Overall, this is a high-performance, energy-efficient, and aesthetically refined cooling solution—an excellent upgrade for anyone looking to improve indoor air circulation alongside AC.

I needed a simple, sturdy bladeless fan since I have a toddler at home. Symphony being a reputed brand, had this as an offering. The design is sleek. However, given it's a smaller device, it doesn't come with any wheels. It is a little on the heavier side and needs to be dragged around. Not sure what the designer were thinking, but convenience is definitely not on the agenda. The shape is also ood, which makes moving around a bit cumbersome. Since it's a bladeless fan, the air will come from the top . Most user have complained about it, but that's by design. The other problem is that the swing stops working intermittently. I raised a complaint with Symphony and they charged me ₹650 for visiting charges, with no solution. Shame on Symphony for charging to fix a brand new equipment. Shows how greedy the company has become.