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Anko 40cm Wi-Fi Pedestal Fan $20 @ Kmart

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Not a lot of stock in Northcote there but might be nation wide so posting for everyone.

$20 for a voice enabled fan is pretty sweet. Previously $49

Originally $89.

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  • +4

    It's not voice enabled on it's own - but it can link to smart devices like a Google home which you can control with your voice.

  • +5

    Target have 40cm ones for $15 with remote control instead if anyone prefers that.

    • +1

      This one also has a remote

      • +3

        And also a backdoor into your network!

        • +2

          On a serious note. Are there any security issues with these cheap what devices? I have a bunch of cheap smart devices around the house such as wifi wall plugs and all. Has there been any cases?

  • +2

    I wonder if this works with the TUYA App. I need one that's compatible with Homebridge.

    • +3

      I can see the Tuya logo on the box.

      I'd like to know if the oscillation can be enabled/disabled via wifi

      (nevermind, saw in the manual that it can.)

  • +1

    went to a few yesterday and none is brisbane.

    • which area of brisbane

      • +2

        southside. sunnybank and others.

    • +6

      Makes sense, Brisbane is the only place you would be looking for a fan atm. It's like winter here in Adelaide right now.

      • +1

        Darwin averages 31 in winter.

        • -1

          Correct, but now your pulling out the most extreme lol.

  • Good deal, and good product if it is the same as this Kmart Anko 40cm Wi-Fi Pedestal Fan HEGSM40 review

    • +2

      Same one. I remember when these were $89. Mate got one and they’re great.

  • wish it was a DC motor fan

    • Not for $40

      You’ll need to spend $130 for a DC, the Xiaomi 2S is probably the best DC for the dollar.

    • +13

      Get real it’s only $20 bucks mate, can’t even buy a kfc family box for $20

    • +1

      Wish it had a Lamborghini and the keys to a mansion on the coast. But that would be silly to think that. Wouldn’t it.

      • Username checks out (poor man's Lambo, kinda).

  • +1

    My local had this for $10, after i bought 2 there was only 2 left, so didnt post.

    • Which one ?

        • +1

          If I find one I’m using your barcode

        • Where in Canberra mate ?
          I bought one for $20 2 weeks ago. Wanted another one and last Sunday neither Gungahlin nor Belconnen had one. Got a cheapie $5 one instead. Still looking for another fan.

          • +1

            @tik tok: Belconnen. I bought on 15 April, left 2 maybe a 3rd on shelf I think, ideally a 3rd would have been good, but didnt get it, carrying 2 was enough.

  • It's a good fan for the price, annoyingly doesn't work with my orbi mesh network as it's a mixed 2.4/5

    • Sorry, would you elaborate on why it wouldn't work if the orbi is a mixed 2.5/5ghz network?

    • Thats strange, my 2.4/5 is mixed, smart connect, i haven't separated them, and i was happy to not have to change to just 2.4 to connect like a few other things i have.

      • Are you also on a mixed mesh network?

        I was a bit surprised to find that connecting some 2.4GHz smart devices to my mesh network differs to connecting to my previous mixed 2.4/5GHz network with my non-mesh network.

        I'd be keen to hear if anyone has a way around this or if i'm obviously doing something wrong.

        On browsing the orbi forums I found the solution was to connect an old 2.4GHz wifi router, which i couldn't be bothered doing.

        • I have a DLink DSL 3900 Viper AC2600 modem router, some items dont mind the smart connect of having both bands on, others won't connect unless i turn off dual band and just have the 2.4 on, i can then connect the device and then re-engage smart connect dual band,

  • kmart was shut today right.

    • Was open after 1.

  • +3

    Winter is coming, any Bluetooth heaters?

    • +1

      Xiaomi wifi heater

    • WiFi ones at bunnings

  • +2

    I have one of these. I purchased 2 months ago for $20 and didn't post as my store didn't have much stock and didn't think it was national. These are really decent fans. I tend to use the remote more than the app, as it is easy. They fact is has 8 speeds is also really nice. You can also set it up for modes like naturally wind etc.

  • Ah it's not, but compared to the discounted 49$ 50cm metal blade patio fan that is over kill, was great buy.

  • Anyone know of any stock at Hurstville or Sylvania stores?

  • +3

    I bought one from the last deal, and I honestly can't recommend it (but maybe for this price). If you don't want to connect it to wifi, then the wifi light will CONSTANTLY BLINK FOREVER - I had to put some duct tape over it. The build quality also makes my kogan dc fan look like a premium model. No auto-off on the screen, and the oscillate mechanism is quite noisy on low speeds.

    P.S. Actually I lie, you can get the wifi light to stop blinking if you hold the power button down for 8 seconds. But it comes back as soon as you turn the fan on again, so useless.

  • I couldn't get this fans WiFi functionality working over a 5ghz or mixed 2.4/5ghz WiFi connection. The only time I could get it to work was with a router that broadcasted an independent 2.4Ghz channel.

  • I've got the Kogan, but this one seems to be better.

  • any stock in brisbane?

  • +1

    Just found 7 at Kmart Richmond (Melb)

  • Anyone able to find any stock in Perth area?

  • +2

    I called about stock in WA, said there was none.

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