Shark TurboBlade or Dimplex FlexBlade? What owners say about three bladeless fans
Published · Updated · 25 owner reviews read
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We haven't tested these fans ourselves. This round-up is built from UK owners' reviews and the makers' listed specs. How we put it together is at the end.— from our kitchen table
The short answer
For a big, hot roomShark TurboBlade fan only
£274
7 of 9 owners very happy
Owners are the most consistently happy with how far its air reaches. It gets loud at the top speeds.
↳ the one for a big, hot room
For a bedroom on a budgetDimplex FlexBlade
£217.96
4 of 8 owners very happy
Owners call its night mode close to silent. It moves less air than some fans, and it has sold for less in sales.
↳ our pick for a bedroom, in a sale
For one small room, all yearShark TurboBlade Cool + Heat
£364.99
4 of 8 owners very happy
Owner reports are the most mixed of the three. It weighs 9.2 kg and has no app.
↳ only if you need the heat too
Prices are Amazon UK prices on . They change often.
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Side by side
Shark TurboBlade fan
Dimplex FlexBlade
Shark TurboBlade Cool + Heat
Model
TF200SUK range (pink TF200SUKPK2 listed)
500006286
TH200UK
Price, 10 Oct 2026
£274 (pink)
£217.96
£364.99
Heater
No
No
Yes, 2,200 W
Fan speeds
10
5
Not stated
Weight
6.45 kg
4.2 kg
9.2 kg
Height
112 to 128 cm upright, 80 to 96 cm on its side
82.8 cm
116.6 cm
Quietest setting (maker’s claim)
40 dB on setting 1
36 dB
Not stated
Power
90 W
48 W
2,200 W
Timer
1, 2, 4, 8 or 12 hours
1 to 10 hours
Not stated
Remote
Magnetic
Magnetic
Detachable
Warranty
Not stated
3 years
Not stated
All figures are the makers’ own, from the product listings. Neither maker says how loud its fan is at top speed. Shark’s fan listing gives 62.2 dB, but does not say at which speed.
No. 1For a big, hot room
Shark TurboBlade fan only
TF200SUK range (pink TF200SUKPK2 listed) · £274
What owners like
Reach5 of 9
Air carries across the room, not just in front of the fan.
Heatwave coolingSeveral
It got them through this summer's hot spell. Two single out Boost mode for cooling a room quickly.
Quiet low speedsMost
Quiet on the lower settings.
Easy to build3 of 9
Assembly was quick.
The remote2 of 9
It sticks to the fan with a magnet, so it does not get lost.
What annoys owners
Noise at the top speeds2 of 9
Loud on the highest settings. One owner returned it because even the lowest speed was too loud for them.
The display1 of 9
Five small lights show the settings in a code you need the manual to read, and they switch off after a few seconds.
Size1 of 9
Much bigger than the photos suggest. Check the measurements before you order.
Returns2 of 9
Hard to take apart once built, which makes sending it back awkward.
Feel1 of 9
Plasticky for the price.
Buy it if you want to cool a big room and can live with the noise on Boost.
Skip it if you need silence at high speed, or you are not sure you will keep it.
£274 is the price of the pink version. The reviews cover every colour, and other colours may cost a different amount.
You can twist each side to point a different way. One owner aims one side at the dog on the floor and the other at the bed.
Set-up1 of 8
Running in three minutes.
Lower prices3 of 8
Two paid £123 and £160, against £217.96 today. Another bought it cheaper on Prime Day.
What annoys owners
Less air than some fans2 of 8
One says it moves slightly less air than a 16-inch pedestal fan. Another says it made no difference from 1 to 2 metres away, and found it loud at the higher speeds.
Night mode is the lowest speed only1 of 8
Too gentle for a very hot night.
Height1 of 8
At 82.8 cm it sits at about bed height. One owner wanted it taller.
The power adapter1 of 8
It got very hot and then failed. A replacement adapter fixed it. If yours gets hot, stop using it and claim under the 3-year warranty.
Slow turning1 of 8
The oscillation is slow.
Buy it if it's for a bedroom, and you can wait for a sale.
One owner heats the one room they mostly use with it, instead of heating the whole house with gas.
Build3 of 8
Feels solid and well made.
What annoys owners
Weight2 of 8
At 9.2 kg, they call it huge and heavy. One needs help to move it. It is a fan that needs a fixed address.
No app2 of 8
They expected app control at this price.
Noise2 of 8
Loud at high settings. One says every heat setting is too loud.
Cooling2 of 8
It moves less air than they expected.
The heaterSome
Some owners report the heater not working. One fixed it by re-seating a part.
Price3 of 8
They think it costs too much.
Turning1 of 8
It wobbles as it turns and sometimes overshoots with a crunch.
Buy it if you need heat and cooling in one small room, and it will stay in one place.
Skip it if you only need a fan. The pink fan-only TurboBlade costs £90.99 less, and its owners are happier.
Watch for a second listing. Amazon UK also sells the TH200EU, the European model, at £590.99. The reviews shown on it come from buyers in Germany, Italy, France, Belgium and Turkey. We would buy the TH200UK listing.
We have not used these fans. Everything about how they perform comes from owners.
We read the reviews Amazon UK shows first on each product page on 10 October 2026: 9 for the TurboBlade fan, 8 for the FlexBlade and 8 for the Cool + Heat.
"Very happy" means the owner gave five stars. We count owners; we do not quote their ratings.
We checked that the patterns in those reviews match Amazon's own summary of all reviews for each fan.
Specs are the makers' figures from the product listings, not our measurements.