Neck Fan, Portable Bladeless Neck Fans, Upgrade 360° Airflow, Super Quiet, 3 Speeds, 4000mAh Personal Wearable Neck Fan, Upgraded Cooling Air Volume USB Rechargeable Hands Free Fan

This fan is powerful...fit and comfort to the neck...comfortable...help you to stay cool while on the move...rather inside or outdoors the coolness follow you...didnt take long to fully charge and the battery life is long...lightweight and not loud

I love that its lightweight

I have a tendency to sweat when I put my make up on. This is perfect. I have not had my hair get tangled in it as other reviews state. I use it all the time. Very pleased with purchase. Highly recommend!

The only things this does are make noise and blow a little air into my ears. Doesn’t do much in terms of cooling.

Its quiet but its so short, bulky and not adjustable thats its the most uncomfortable one yet. Pretty sure my neck would hurt from one use cause the band is too tall in the back.

The cold, rainy, and wet Pacific Northwest springs are not the ideal time to try out something like the Kidee Neck Fan. But I do anticipate being places a lot warmer in the summer, and Ill be glad to have it there. Solidly built and delivered fully charged - that was a surprise - the fan is well built. Two intakes at the ends then feed the air that blows up from the slots along the sides. Constructed with a solid plastic band, it has enough flex to fit most necks. As for noise, it is going to vary depending on the setting. At low it is all but unnoticeable. Medium will likely be reasonable for most people. At high it becomes very noticeable not necessarily loud, but you will hear it and could make some conversation difficult. Youll also notice a faint vibration from the fans, but again nothing too remarkable. For recharging, a short USB-c cable is included. Batteries are estimated to last for 5 hours at high and longer at the lower speeds While it did include a warranty card, the actual usefulness of it is debatable. If it arrives within 7 days (date of sale, Really? How generous - sarcasm) and is DOA, they claim it can be replaced at no charge, But for use beyond that time, youre apparently on your own. Really should be longer and cover the mechanical part of the fan for at least a year. Other caution would be for anyone with longer hair. It is possible to snag a stray lock inside the air channels and potentially thread it into a fan. Considering air should normally be blowing out, I dont see this as becoming an issue, but just something a little precaution can avoid. Overall, working outside and needing a breeze, the personal fan can make a welcome friend.

This is pretty cool. no pun intended. I got this to try because it gets pretty humid and hot in South Carolina and I was really surprised at how much air it moves. It averaged 11MPH on my meter on high and it does cool off the neck and behind the ears which seems to be hots spots for me. It only has one control which makes it super simple to use. Battery life is good if not used at high the whole time. Its flexible in the middle making It slip behind my neck easy and feels comfortable in place but a bit like wearing a set of headphones on your neck. Feels like the same kind of plastic you would find on a set of headphones. The first charge took a few hours. So far I have not used it outside at temps above 86 degrees Fahrenheit but at that level or lower, it does make a difference. I’m looking forward to trying it out fishing.

I picked this up on-a-whim, and Ill be first to admit- it works a lot better than I expected at cooling you off. The pink color isnt flattering on a man, but at my age, who cares! Im a size 16.5, and it still fits comfortably around my neck. A majority of the air exits along the sides, nearest your ears- which is probably best, but I [do] kinda wish more airflow made it to the rear-most portion of the band. I havent had much opportunity to use it- given the season, but the couple times I have [used it] I was pleasantly surprised. Battery life seems really good. Ive not had reason to charge it yet, so Im not sure exactly how long it would run continuously.

I wasnt sure how much cooling this neck band would provide but I was very pleasantly surprised just how much air flow is pushed out of this USB-C charged Kidee Neck Fan. After charging this fan from a regular USB charger I slipped it over my neck, with the slots along the periphery facing up and pressed the on/speed button. Air started flowing up from the slots and out from the perforated end plates providing a modicum of cooling. Each press of the button increased the fan to 2 other, faster speeds with the air flow from the fastest speed being pretty impressive. As a test I brought it outside with me into a typically hot, sunny, Florida mid-day around the pool and even then the air being pushed out of the fan was cooling. Several people asked what that thing around my neck was and then wanted to try it out - each of them were pretty surprised at just how much cooling power it provided even under those conditions. Why then did I only give it 4 stars? Because there is no cover for the USB-C port which could allow moisture into the electronics - I consider the failure to provide even a simple rubber closure for this port to be a design flaw. Plus, I have to admit that the amount of noise from the fan can be distracting. However, even with these two simple flaws I think that the Kidee Neck Fan is something that is worthy of your purchase dollars.

Im happy with my fan keeps me cool while I work.I especially like that it has three speeds.