I bought the fan a few days ago from the well-known electronics store (directly), for 65.90 euros (I know, there are cheaper ones, but I also bought other things and put them in multiple installments).
I was extremely disappointed from the setup itself!
First of all, the power switch is (believe it or not) ON THE BACK OF THE MOTOR!!!!
Also, when the description says "[...] gives you the ability to adjust the height according to your needs," what does the poet mean? That there is a lever to lower and raise the height? Of course not!!! It refers to an additional metal tube that we can add or remove every time we want to change the height of the fan!
In other words, we have to dismantle the fan and rebuild it!!!! And they have the audacity to write on the packaging that the height is adjustable!!!!!!!
The only good thing I find is that it is powerful (thank goodness if it wasn't at 60w) and it doesn't make much noise. On the first setting, because on the second one it sounds like it's ready for takeoff.....
I called to see how I can exchange it and they told me to send photos, to send them to the company, to see what's happening!!! What could be happening, my dear, Primo is unacceptable and the fan is a waste!!! Whoever "smart" designed it has never used a fan in their life!!!
And they want 65.90 euros for it!!!!

Very bad fan, it is powerful but broke very quickly the rotation mechanism and also it is too tall for the use I wanted

Let me start with a small correction. The power of the fan (as stated on the packaging) is 60W and not 80W.
I purchased this fan as a supplement to the Primo PRTF-80444 Table Fan 50W, in order to direct even the smallest breeze that comes through a window and create an airflow that would mainly circulate in the bedrooms.
I want to inform you that we had a wonderful summer (except for the scorching hot days when there was no breeze, but we managed).
Even in September, when the weather is still summery during the day but cools down at night, the Primo PRSF-80449, when in operation (even at the lowest setting), lowers the temperature to 28 degrees Celsius, 27 degrees, and even 26 degrees.
You can feel the air up to 2.50 meters and the sensation of coolness is satisfactory.
It has the same noise level as the Primo PRTF-80444 (like a buzzing sound from bees).
It is a standing fan but can also be used as a table fan. Its height is adjustable, and it can reach a maximum height of 1.70 meters (I have never personally seen such a tall fan, and it was advantageous for me because it was ideal for placing it in the window with its own base... I had to artificially elevate all the previous ones to reach the desired position).
Its base is relatively large, circular, and sturdy. It will neither break nor easily fall. Finally, companies have started to move away from the classic 4 legs, which can often be the cause of a fan falling.
I had a very good fan with six blades, but its base had legs in a strange arrangement and inclination, which unfortunately broke... so I have to come up with a new invention to put it back in its place.
The only negative thing about this particular Primo fan is the rotating switch located at the back of the motor ventilation, but it is logical because it couldn't fit anywhere on the column...
Other than that... 5 blades, 3 speeds, 90-degree rotation, vertical airflow adjustment of 20 degrees, and a 5-year warranty, just like the Primo PRTF-80444 Table Fan 50W.
I have nothing more to add. If anything comes up, I will come back to write about it.
That's all. Thank you