Home office
You want the TurboForce blast on a low speed, and only if the plug is right for a UK socket. The HT900NE1 is 50 W with three speeds and a 90° tilt. The connector line is Type E, so confirm the photographs before you rely on it.
Honeywell fan comparison 2026
The best Honeywell fans, compared.
Top pick: Honeywell HT900NE1 – Highest score in the set for a directional blast, with the plug still to confirm. Best value: Honeywell HTF090WERI – Highest price-credibility score, at about £19.90, on a different ASIN from the top pick. Updated 20 October 2026.
Charlie White (Charlie DIYte)Expert source
A Honeywell fan moves air so you feel cooler. TurboForce is a small corded jet with three speeds and tilt. A UK is a slimmer column with stepped settings and a timer. The prints 110–120 V, so it is not that UK model. The blue listing prints a Type E connector and no voltage. UK reviews in that file say the head does not sweep from side to side, even though the listing calls it oscillating. The mini is one speed in the table and runs from USB or AA cells. The reviews captured for this file are not from the United Kingdom. The [Honeywell fan buying guide](/hub/cooling/honeywell-fan/sub/honeywell-fan-buying-guide) puts those decisions in order: the job, then the plug, then the noise.
A Honeywell fan moves air so you feel cooler. TurboForce is a small corded jet with three speeds and tilt. A UK is a slimmer column with stepped settings and a timer. The prints 110–120 V, so it is not that UK model.
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Which Honeywell fan fits?
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What do you want the fan to do?
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Our view
The Honeywell HT900NE1 throws a directional blast from a blue table body of about 16.5 × 28.2 × 28.4 cm and 1.55 kg, listed at 50 W with three speeds and a 90° tilt. Across 4.5 from 28,761 amazon.co.uk reviews, treat that file as the same pool as the black HT900E, not as a separate lab test of this blue plate. Reviewers put it on a desk or a window sill, and they say speeds 2 and 3 are much louder than the quiet-operation line, which has no decibel figure. The listing calls the head oscillating, while the UK reviews in this set say it does not sweep from side to side, and the tilt they describe is up rather than down. Those reviews also say there is no timer and no remote, and that the housing does not come apart, so dust behind the grille has to be picked out. The connector line is Type E, with no voltage and no BS 1363 plug, so it is not ready for a UK 13 A socket until the photographs show otherwise. It is the top pick in this set for a person who wants that blast and has already checked the plug.
Pros
- 50 W, three speeds, and a 90° tilt on a 1.55 kg table fan
- 4.5 from 28,761 reviews for a directional desk or sill blast
- Listing also names a wall mount
- Lowest speed is the setting some reviewers leave on
Cons
- Type E connector, and no voltage on the spec line
- Listing says oscillating; UK reviews say it does not sweep
- No timer and no remote in the reviews
- Speeds 2 and 3 are described as much louder, and the housing does not open
Best for: You want a directional desk blast and you will confirm the plug before you rely on it.
Less suitable: You need a BS 1363 plug in the box, a side-to-side sweep, or a timer for the night.
Specifications
- Model
- Honeywell HT900NE1
- Brand
- Honeywell
- Price
- ∼£48
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(28,761)
- Power
- Mains, 50 W
- Speeds
- 3
- Oscillation
- No
- Head aim
- 90° tilt
- Noise claim
- No dB given
- Timer
- No
- Remote
- No
- UK plug
- No
- Battery
- No
- Mount
- Table and wall
Common questions
Does the HT900NE1 oscillate?
The listing marks it as oscillating and one bullet says a 90 degree oscillating head. UK reviews say it does not sweep from side to side.
Will the plug fit a UK socket?
The connector line is Type E (French Schuko). There is no BS 1363 line on the listing.
Can you take it apart to clean the blades?
Several UK reviews say the case does not open, so dust behind the grille has to be picked out.
Our view
The Honeywell HTF210B is a slim personal table fan, about 12.7 × 12.7 × 33 cm and 907 g, listed at 5 W with four levels and a 45 dB claim. The amazon.co.uk page shows 4.3 from 23,448 reviews, and the reviews captured for this file are from the United States, Mexico, and Canada, not the United Kingdom. Those reviews mention a timer up to eight hours and a sleep step, and several say the level lights are bright enough that people cover them. They also say the air comes from a small centre impeller rather than the whole grille. The voltage line reads 110–120 V with a UL mark, and no BS 1363 plug is stated, so this row must not go on UK mains. At £95.84 it is the dearest fan in the set, and that price is a poor guide to what a 230 V QuietSet has cost.
Pros
- Four levels and a named auto shut-off
- 4.3 from 23,448 reviews on the amazon.co.uk star line
- 907 g personal column, and the listing says it oscillates
- 5 W, with a 45 dB catalogue figure
Cons
- Voltage line is 110–120 V, so it is not a UK mains fan
- The captured reviews are not from the UK
- Level lights are bright enough that reviewers cover them
- £95.84 for a listing on the wrong supply
Best for: You are comparing the name only, and you will not plug this 110–120 V row into a UK socket.
Less suitable: You need a nightstand fan on 230 V, or a price that matches a UK QuietSet.
Specifications
- Model
- Honeywell HTF210B
- Brand
- Honeywell
- Price
- ∼£96
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(23,448)
- Power
- Mains, 5 W
- Speeds
- 4
- Oscillation
- Yes
- Head aim
- Table column
- Noise claim
- 45 dB
- Timer
- Yes
- Remote
- No
- UK plug
- No
- Battery
- No
- Mount
- Tabletop
Common questions
Is the HTF210B a UK-voltage fan?
The voltage line reads 110120 Volts and the certification line is UL. No BS 1363 plug is stated.
Does it have a timer?
A bullet names an auto shut-off timer. One review says the timer goes up to 8 hours. The spec lines do not give a duration.
Why do night-time reviews mention tape?
Several reviews say the level lights are bright enough to disturb sleep, and some buyers cover them.
Our view
The Honeywell HTF090WERI is a 220 g mini, listed around 5.6 × 5.6 × 15.2 cm, at 2 W, running from a USB lead or AA cells. Across 4.2 from 109 amazon.co.uk reviews, buyers describe a single speed, even though the power-levels line says 2. The listing prints 45 dB, which is a catalogue figure, and several UK reviews call that one speed too noisy to leave on at night. The bullet says batteries are not included, though one review found zinc heavy-duty AA cells in the box, and runtime in other reviews was about two hours on Duracell or 5 hours 10 minutes on Eneloop whites. The USB lead uses a barrel connector that disconnects the cells, and one review says the lead can break inside the outer plastic. At £19.90 it is the best value here if you only want a face breeze beside a laptop, and it will not feel like the 50 W TurboForce.
Pros
- £19.90, USB or AA, about 220 g
- 4.2 from 109 reviews for a one-person breeze
- Hang handle and a small stand
- Runs without a mains plug
Cons
- Table says 1 speed; the power-levels line says 2
- 45 dB is a listing figure, and night reviews call the single speed noisy
- Batteries are not included on the bullet, and AA life is short
- Only 109 reviews
Best for: You want a bag or desk breeze from USB and you accept one speed.
Less suitable: You need air across a room, a timer, or a quiet nightstand.
Specifications
- Model
- Honeywell HTF090WERI
- Brand
- Honeywell
- Price
- ∼£20
- Customer rating
- 4.2/5(109)
- Power
- USB or AA, 2 W
- Speeds
- 1
- Oscillation
- No
- Head aim
- Stand and hang
- Noise claim
- 45 dB
- Timer
- n/a
- Remote
- No
- UK plug
- No
- Battery
- Yes
- Mount
- Tabletop
Common questions
How many speeds does the HTF090WERI have?
The speeds line says 1. The power-levels line says 2. UK reviews describe a single speed.
Does it run from a power bank?
The listing says USB or battery, with a USB cord. Reviews use the USB lead or AA cells. A power bank is not named.
Are batteries in the box?
The bullet says batteries are not included. One UK review found zinc heavy-duty AA cells in the box.
How we compared
For this comparison we read three Honeywell fan listings on amazon.co.uk, dated 20 October 2026, and checked the plug and heat-advice points against public UK sources. Scores use those listing figures and review counts. This is not a laboratory test. A star rating is not an airflow or noise measurement.
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Amazon evidence
35%The star line is the amazon.co.uk figure, even when the captured review text is not from the UK. A larger review count adds more than a small one, and this block is capped.
2
Air movement and controls
25%Three speeds, a stated wattage of 40 W or more, tilt, and a table or wall mount score higher. The score drops when the listing says the head oscillates and the UK reviews say it does not.
3
UK supply
15%A stated BS 1363 plug on 220–240 V scores highest. USB or AA with no mains-voltage conflict scores next. A Type E connector with no voltage scores low. A 110–120 V line scores nothing.
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Review notes
15%Named UK limits on a large shared review pool score higher than a small sample, or a large count whose captured reviews are not from the UK.
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Price credibility
10%A fan around £15–£25 on USB or AA scores higher here than a £90–£100 listing on a 110–120 V line. This block picks the best value on a different ASIN from the top score.
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Honeywell fan buying guide
Choose the job first, then the plug, then the noise at the speed you will leave on. A Honeywell fan moves air. It does not lower the room temperature, and the shelf price is not a guide to the voltage.
What is a Honeywell fan?
A Honeywell fan in the UK moves air so you feel cooler. It does not lower the room temperature, and none of these listings is a laboratory measurement of airflow or noise. The brand splits into TurboForce, a small corded jet with three speeds and tilt, and QuietSet, a slimmer column with stepped sound settings and, on the UK models, a timer. This amazon.co.uk set has three rows only. The blue TurboForce HT900NE1 is about £47.52. The white mini USB HTF090WERI is about £19.90.
Best for
- A home office that wants the TurboForce on low, after the plug is confirmed
- A desk or bag that only needs a USB breeze and can accept one speed
Not ideal for
- A bedroom that needs a timer on 230 V UK mains
- Anyone who would plug the 110–120 V HTF210B into a UK socket
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Reading oscillating as a sweep
The TurboForce bullet says a 90° oscillating head. UK reviews in this file say the HT900NE1 does not sweep from side to side, and Currys lists the black HT900 as oscillation No. Tilt is what you get.
- 2
Adding the blue and black review counts
The blue HT900NE1 shows 4.5 from 28,761 reviews. Treat that as the same pool as the black HT900E, not as a second sample you can add on. The black offers are also a different price.
- 3
Paying £95.84 because the brand is familiar
The HTF210B voltage line is 110–120 V. That price is a poor guide to a UK QuietSet. Do not put this row on UK mains, and do not expect the mini USB to feel like a 50 W TurboForce.
What to weigh up
UK supply
HighYou want 220–240 V and a BS 1363 plug. The HT900NE1 in this set prints Type E, a French Schuko connector, and no voltage. Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016, regulation 35, says a domestic appliance for a BS 1363 socket in Great Britain needs a correctly fitted UK plug, or a non-UK plug with a BS 1362 fuse in a conversion plug. Type E fails that until the photographs show otherwise. The HTF210B prints 110–120 V and a UL mark. Do not put that fan on UK mains.
Oscillation and noise
HighThe TurboForce bullet says a 90° oscillating head. UK reviews in this file say the HT900NE1 does not sweep from side to side. Currys lists the black HT900 as oscillation No. Tilt is what you get, and those reviews describe tilt up rather than down. There is no timer and no remote in the TurboForce reviews. Noise is the speed you will leave on. TurboForce reviews call speeds 2 and 3 much louder, and the quiet-operation line has no decibel figure. The mini and the HTF210B both print 45 dB.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Desk or bag
You want a face breeze from USB or AA cells and you can accept one speed. The HTF090WERI is about 220 g at about £19.90. It will not move air across a room, and night reviews call the single speed noisy.
QuietSet name check
You are comparing the QuietSet name and you will not plug this row into a UK socket. The HTF210B prints 110–120 V. A bedroom that needs a timer should use a 230 V QuietSet, which is a different model and not this listing.
Common questions about Honeywell fans
Which Honeywell fan is the top pick here?
The Honeywell HT900NE1 is the top pick. It is a 50 W table fan with three speeds, a 90° tilt and 4.5 from 28,761 amazon.co.uk reviews. Treat that count as the same pool as the black HT900E, not as a separate sample. Choose it if you want a directional desk blast and you have checked the plug. Skip it if you need a BS 1363 plug in the box, a side-to-side sweep, or a timer for the night.
Does the Honeywell HT900NE1 oscillate?
The listing marks the HT900NE1 as oscillating, and one bullet says a 90 degree oscillating head. UK reviews in this file say it does not sweep from side to side. Currys lists the black HT900 as oscillation No. Tilt is what those reviews describe, and they say the head tilts up rather than down. Do not buy this fan because the title says it oscillates.
Will the HT900NE1 plug fit a UK socket?
The connector line on the HT900NE1 is Type E, a French Schuko plug, and the listing prints no voltage and no BS 1363 plug. Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016, regulation 35, requires a correctly fitted UK plug for a domestic appliance on a BS 1363 socket in Great Britain, or a non-UK plug with a BS 1362 fuse in a conversion plug. Type E fails that until the photographs show otherwise.
Is the Honeywell HTF210B safe on UK mains?
No. The HTF210B voltage line reads 110–120 V and the certification line is UL. No BS 1363 plug is stated. Do not put that fan on UK mains. The UK and EU personal model is HTF210BE, a different ASIN, and it is not this row. The price of about £95.84 is also a poor guide to what a 230 V QuietSet has cost. The reviews captured here are from the United States, Mexico and Canada, not the United Kingdom.
How many speeds does the HTF090WERI have?
The speeds line on the HTF090WERI says 1. The power-levels line says 2. UK reviews describe a single speed. It is a 2 W mini of about 220 g that runs from a USB lead or AA cells. The listing prints 45 dB, which is a catalogue figure, and several UK reviews call that one speed too noisy to leave on at night. It will not feel like the 50 W TurboForce.
Does a Honeywell fan lower the room temperature?
No. A Honeywell fan moves air so you feel cooler. It does not lower the room temperature by a stated number of degrees. GOV.UK Beat the heat says use a fan below 35°C and do not aim it at your body for long. Energy Saving Trust puts about £0.14–£0.30 on 24 hours of fan use in Great Britain, against several pounds for a portable air conditioner, because only the air conditioner removes heat.
Can you leave one of these fans on overnight?
Electrical Safety First says do not leave a fan on overnight or while you are out. This TurboForce has no timer and no remote. The HTF210B reviews mention a timer up to eight hours, but that row is 110–120 V and its level lights are bright enough that reviewers cover them. Stop using a fan if the cable or plug is damaged, it smells of burning, or it has been wet.
How much do these Honeywell fans cost?
On these amazon.co.uk listings the prices are about £19.90 for the mini USB HTF090WERI, about £47.52 for the blue TurboForce HT900NE1, and about £95.84 for the HTF210B. The £95.84 figure is a poor guide to a UK QuietSet. Do not average in other offers for the black HT900E, which have sat around £17–£35, including £35.32 in the wider fan set. Quote the page you are buying.
Our verdict
The Honeywell HT900NE1 is the top pick if you want a directional desk blast and you have checked the plug: 50 W, three speeds, a 90° tilt, and 4.5 from 28,761 reviews. The HTF090WERI is the best value at about £19.90 if you only want a USB or AA face breeze and you accept one speed. The HTF210B prints 110–120 V at about £95.84, so do not treat that price or that star line as a UK QuietSet.
Best overallView offer
Honeywell HT900NE1
Highest score in the set for a directional blast, with the plug still to confirm.
Best value
View offer
Honeywell HTF090WERI
Highest price-credibility score, at about £19.90, on a different ASIN from the top pick.
Editorial
Editor
Honeywell fansamazon.co.uk listingsUK plugs and voltage
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: 20 October 2026
8 sources checked
Guides to Honeywell fans
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Honeywell fan buying guideJob, then plug, then noise and oscillation.Best Honeywell fanWho the TurboForce is for, and who skips the 110–120 V row.How to use a Honeywell fanAim, timer limits, cleaning, and when to stop.TurboForce vs QuietSetBlast and tilt against sleep steps and a timer.Honeywell fan for a bedroomLow gear, no timer on the TurboForce, and the lit panel on this QuietSet.
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Sources
Public UK sources listed below. amazon.co.uk listings checked on 20 October 2026.
- GOV.UK: Beat the heat: staying safe in hot weather (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Electrical Safety First: electric fans (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- legislation.gov.uk: Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016, regulation 35 (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Currys: Honeywell HT900 turbo desk fan (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Ideal Home: Honeywell Turbo Force power fan review (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Honeywell HYF290E4 product sheet (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Debenhams: Honeywell QuietSet HYF290E (retrieved 20 October 2026)
- Energy Saving Trust: tips to keep your home cool this summer (retrieved 20 October 2026)
Expert source (DIY & tools): Charlie White (Charlie DIYte) (external profile) – public expert commentary used as a research source, not as a contributor to our pages.
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