Orient Stand 82 review: 90 CMM for under ₹2,000, if you can live with a plastic build

How we researched this

We have not used this fan. Specs, warranty and store prices come from Orient Electric’s Stand 82 page, and the street price and ratings from the Flipkart listing and its reviews, read on 12 November 2026. We found no independent hands-on review.

We could not measure airflow, noise or power draw, and we could not open the Amazon.in listing. Orient’s figures for speed, power and weight differ slightly between its own description, its spec table and Flipkart, and we list both where they disagree.

What you get on paper

A 400 mm, three-blade pedestal fan with an induction motor rated at 90 CMM of air delivery. Orient quotes 1,330 RPM in the product description and 1,340 RPM in the spec table. Control is a three-key piano switch on the stem, with 90° oscillation and a telescopic stand. Orient lists a 100% copper-wound motor and thermal overload protection that resets itself.

Orient gives the power as 53 W and Flipkart as 58 W. Either way it uses more electricity than a BLDC fan.

What owners report

On Flipkart the Stand 82 has 3.9 stars from 15,030 ratings and 1,642 reviews: 6,984 five-star and 1,696 one-star (about 11%).

Positive reviews talk about “good wind throw”, easy assembly and value; one owner says it “can be made slightly more sturdy but good for 1900”. The negative reviews are mostly about build: “complete plastic material”, “no stability, completely shaking body”, and “low quality plastic body and fittings”. Two owners report a fan that stopped working within days or a week.

Orient’s own store shows only six reviews, too few to weigh.

Support and warranty

Orient’s page promises a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects and doorstep assistance through a toll-free number. The Flipkart listing we checked is titled “1 Year Warranty”, and its seller (OmniTechRetail) shows a 1-year company domestic warranty, so the term depends on where you buy. We did not test Orient’s service ourselves.

Claims to treat with caution

• “Energy saving” in the Flipkart title is relative; at 53 to 58 W it uses more power than any BLDC pedestal fan.
• “High speed” in Orient’s product name is not backed by a high RPM: 1,330 to 1,340 RPM is in line with the Crompton HiFlo Wave Plus (1,330) and V-Guard Esfera Plus (1,350), and well below Crompton’s 2,100 RPM Torpedo.
• ₹3,820 MRP: Orient’s own store prices it at ₹2,595 to ₹3,314 by colour, and Flipkart at ₹1,699.

Should you buy it?

If you want strong airflow for the least money, the Stand 82 delivers a high rated CMM at a low price, and many thousands of owners are satisfied. Treat it as a light, budget fan: buy from a seller that shows the 2-year warranty if you can, assemble it carefully and keep the invoice. If you run a fan all night, a BLDC model will pay back some of the price difference in electricity.