Lidl is selling a Dyson tower fan dupe that’s £200 cheaper than the big brand
BARGAIN hunters are racing to Lidl to snap up a Dyson fan dupe.
It’s whisper-quiet, stylish, and packed with features, plus you’ll save over £200 compared to the big-name version.
The Silvercrest Bladeless Tower Fan is currently on offer for £54.99 when you use the Lidl Plus app.
That’s £15 off its regular price of £69.99.
In comparison, it’s £225 cheaper than the popular Dyson Cool Tower Fan, which will set you back a hefty £280.
Shoppers reckon Lidl’s version does the job just as well, with many calling it a “game-changer” in the heat.
One customer said: “Bought this today and it’s amazing, super quiet and doesn’t take up much space.”
Another added: “Exactly like a Dyson but a fraction of the price. Total win.”
While a third chimed in: “ This is just what I needed.”
The Silvercrest tower boasts 20 speed settings, four oscillation angles, a timer of up to eight hours and four modes including sleep and power.
It’s bladeless, making it safer for kids and pets and a breeze to clean.
It even comes with a stylish matte finish, a non-slip base, and a three-year warranty, proving you don’t have to pay Dyson prices for designer fan features.
But you’ll have to be quick. Lidl’s offer is in-store only, and like all their top deals, stock is limited and once it’s gone, it’s gone.
The £15 discount is only valid from June 1 to June 7, so don’t hang about.
It’s also worth calling ahead to make sure your local branch still has it in stock.
Fan deals
Lidl’s not the only retailer flogging bargain fans this week.
Poundland is selling a mini desk fan for just £3, one of the cheapest options around. Asda has handheld fans from £1.50 and a bigger nine-inch desk fan for £15.
Aldi shoppers are raving about a portable air cooler with LED lights for just £14.99.
It’s small, rechargeable and comes with a carry handle.
Lidl also has a Silvercrest desk fan for £29.99 – or £19.99 with the app.
It’s being called a dupe of a £100 Russell Hobbs model and includes a remote control.
Over at Home Bargains, there’s a wearable neck fan for £4.99 and a 32-inch tower fan for £19.99, beating Dunelm’s price by a tenner.
Before buying, it’s always worth using tools like PriceSpy, Idealo, or CamelCamelCamel to check you’re getting the best deal.
These compare prices and track discounts over time, so you can spot a genuine bargain and avoid falling for fake “sales.”
Just remember to factor in delivery fees if you’re shopping online, and always check stock levels before heading to the shops.
With temps rising and stocks flying, the best deals won’t stick around for long.