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The 13 Best Fans to Buy Before It Gets Hot Again (2026)

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Zafro Coozi Tower Fan for $90: This is an interesting tower fan with a hidden digital display and a cheery little electronic tune when you turn it on and off, reminiscent of a Samsung washing machine. It's a little bit quieter than Dreo's Nomad One, but it is taller and therefore easier to knock over, despite the airflow grate dimensions being roughly the same. Still, if it ever goes on sale for less than the Nomad One, it would be worth a grab.

SwitchBot Standing Circulator Fan for $130: This is the first fan from a company known primarily for robot vacuums, with a brushless motor, adjustable height, and USB-C rechargeable battery. It's lightweight and quiet, registering around 30 dB on my decibel meter, and has rare Matter compatibility with the optional SwitchBot Hub 3 bridge ($120). The Dreo TurboPoly 508Sis priced the same and...

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Microsoft introduces its first agent-powered cybersecurity model and Project Perception AI patching system - can it avoid making the same mistakes OpenAI made?

* Microsoft launches MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, its first in-house cybersecurity model. * It also reveals Project Perception, an agentic system whose red, blue, and green agents find, triage, and patch vulnerabilities * The launch comes days after OpenAI said its models escaped a sandbox and attacked Hugging Face Microsoft has unveiled two significant security announcements