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Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Misting Fan

Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist Misting Fan

£196.21

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The Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist FA300WHUK is a cordless indoor and outdoor fan that converts between pedestal and table formats, with a portable tank for outdoor misting. It is for people whose garden gathering has become an annual negotiation with a patch of stubbornly warm air.

Prices correct as of: 22/08/2026 14:57

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At a glance

One-line verdict

A cordless misting fan with genuinely useful reach and two formats, provided you can tolerate a 7 kg garden appliance and keep the water theatrics outdoors.

Best for

Households wanting one movable fan for indoor rooms and outdoor seating, especially where a plug socket is never quite where the sweating begins.

Skip it if

Skip it if you need something light, compact or ready for indoor misting; at 7 kg, this is a commitment with a handle rather than a casual breeze.

The full picture

British summer has a particular talent for making a garden look idyllic right up until everyone is sitting perfectly still, clutching a lukewarm drink and pretending the heat is “actually rather nice”. The Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist FA300WHUK is designed for that extremely narrow but deeply familiar emergency: moving air around a patio or indoor room without dragging a cable through a half-open door.

We think its useful trick is not simply that it is cordless. The fan can stand on its pedestal or work as a table fan, while the portable tank adds three outdoor mist modes for the point at which a normal breeze has clearly submitted its resignation. Shark states up to 20 metres of airflow reach, so this is aimed at a proper seating area rather than one overheated ankle.

The battery figures deserve the usual grown-up reading. Up to 24 hours is at speed 1 with neither oscillation nor mist; the stated figures fall to up to six hours at speed 3 and up to two hours at speed 5 under those same conditions. That is still a useful spread for an evening outside, a stuffy home office, or the sort of kitchen that becomes a sauna when someone announces they are “just doing a roast”.

There is, naturally, some faff. At 7 kg and 93.4 cm high, this is not a little fan you casually relocate with one finger while holding a plate of sausages in the other. Misting is outdoor-only, the remote is not rain resistant, and charging takes around five to six hours. Yet as a more capable, movable alternative to a basic pedestal fan, it makes a surprisingly sensible case for itself.

The Irresistible

  • The pedestal pole and base let it serve as a full-height fan, while its table-fan format avoids buying separate cooling furniture for every room and garden corner.
  • Three outdoor mist modes and up to 60 minutes of misting from one tank address hot patio air with pleasingly unapologetic specificity.
  • A stated airflow reach of up to 20 metres gives this more ambition than the usual fan whose main achievement is rearranging napkins.

The Clever Part

  • The cordless battery is stated to last up to 24 hours at speed 1, up to 6 hours at speed 3 and up to 2 hours at speed 5, without oscillation or mist.
  • It can be used indoors and outdoors, and the fan itself is IPX5 rain resistant; a passing shower need not turn the garden plan into a full evacuation.
  • The box includes the fan, pedestal parts, misting tank, charging cable and remote, so the basic set-up is not a scavenger hunt.

The Fine Print

  • A full charge takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, which calls for a little premeditation rather than a last-minute heatwave epiphany.
  • The maximum runtime figures exclude mist and oscillation, so the headline 24-hour claim is not the setting most people will choose on a sweltering afternoon.

The Reality Check

  • The misting function is explicitly for outdoor use only, so it cannot turn an overheated bedroom or home office into a tiny indoor weather system.

Buyer questions answered

Can the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist be used indoors and outdoors?

Yes, the fan can be used indoors and outdoors, but its misting function is for outdoor use only. The fan is rated IPX5 rain resistant, although the remote control is excluded from that rating.

How far does the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist mist reach?

Shark states an airflow reach of up to 20 metres. That is the stated airflow reach rather than a separately specified mist distance, so do not expect a measured fog bank across the entire garden.

How long does the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist battery last?

The stated cordless runtime is up to 24 hours at fan speed 1, up to 6 hours at speed 3, and up to 2 hours at speed 5, all without oscillation or mist. A full charge from 0% to 100% takes approximately 5 to 6 hours.

Can the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist be used as a pedestal fan and table fan?

Yes, it is supplied with a pedestal pole and pedestal base, and is listed as a pedestal and table fan. One fan, fewer awkward domestic negotiations about where the breeze should live.

How long does the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist mist for?

One tank provides up to 60 minutes of misting across its three mist modes. The manual specifies filtered water or clean tap water for the misting system.

What is included with the Shark FlexBreeze Pro Mist FA300WHUK?

The package includes the FlexBreeze Pro Mist fan, pedestal pole, pedestal base, portable misting tank, charging cable and remote. The essentials arrive together, which is refreshingly unlike most outdoor projects.