Dreo PolyFan 513S vs Vornado 660 AE: Which Air Mover Wins?

Vornado's vortex air circulator approach has been a US staple for 30 years. Dreo's PolyFan 513S takes a different route - oscillating in two axes with a DC motor. Both move serious air; which one belongs in your room depends on layout.

Dreo PolyFan 513S wins on oscillation and smart features; Vornado 660 AE wins on raw vortex throw

Pick the Dreo PolyFan if you have a wide room that needs both horizontal and vertical mixing. Pick the Vornado 660 AE if you have one fixed spot to circulate from and want the deepest single-direction airflow.

Dreo PolyFan 513S wins on

  • Two-axis oscillation reaches corners a fixed circulator can't
  • Smart Dreo app + voice control
  • Half the power draw at comparable airflow

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Vornado 660 wins on

  • Iconic vortex airflow throws further in a single direction
  • 5-year warranty vs Dreo's 1-year
  • Steel grille construction feels more durable

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Full side-by-side

SpecDreo PolyFan 513SVornado 660 AE Whole Room Air Circulator
Type Smart oscillating pedestal Whole-room vortex circulator
Airflow / throw 100 ft (at top speed) 100 ft (vortex)
Oscillation 120 deg + 105 deg vertical None (fixed)
Speeds 12 + 4 modes 4
Noise (low) 28 dB 36 dB
WiFi / smart Yes (app + Alexa + Google) No
Power draw 32 W 65 W
Warranty 1 year 5 years
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Who should buy the Dreo PolyFan 513S?

Wide rooms, smart-home households, anyone wanting low power draw. Read our full PolyFan 513S review.

Who should buy the Vornado 660 AE?

Fixed-direction circulation needs (one chair, garage, basement) and buyers who value long warranties.

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