Portable Camping Fan, Small Tent Fan with Hanging Hook, 40 Working Hours Rechargeable USB Battery Fan with LED Lights for Desk, Bedroom, Travel & Emergency Kit

I bought this to circulate air in my plant cabinet. It fits well and does the job, but I haven’t found the battery lasting 40 hours on the slow speed. Maybe a day at the most, but it’s cheaper than buying batteries. It’s a little more noisy than the battery powered fans I initially bought. Updated to add that the fan takes forever to charge, even with a fast charger, so maybe I never got it fully charged. Will update if it lasts longer after a full charge.

Ive used this fan every night for two years. I sleep in a bed tent, which blocks light well but can get stuffy. I needed a fan that could hook onto the roof of the tent, and this one fit the bill. Its sturdy--the cat jumped on top of the tent and knocked the fan down, and it still worked just fine. If I need light, this item is perfect. The fan is nice and quiet, too. It still works well, but after two years of constant use the fan makes a weird noise on the highest setting. Thats my only complaint.

I originally bought 2 for camping in August but since I got home, I use them everywhere! I keep one on the charger and swap them out every few days if Im using them. Small enough to fit in my purse, I take one to outdoor dinners at restaurants on muggy evenings, use it at Physical Therapy, vacation for sleeping, or beach. I love them. At home, I use one to cool down after dog walks or in kitchen while cooking. I have only had to use the slow speed and the charge has never run out. Price was too good not to try. Very satisfied!!!

This fan is small but boy does it have power! It worked perfectly on the lowest setting. The LED light was a nice added feature and I didn’t even notice when buying that it had a little aromatherapy part and came with pads! I used it in a rooftop tent, it was pretty cool having the fan going and pushing out a nice, fragrant oil of my choice! I would recommend.

Bought it for camping, but use it casually around the house as well. I like it a lot!

We needed a small fan for my sons bed tent. This works amazing. We did have to charge it each day but it ran all night no problems, we just couldn’t get 2 full nights use. Loved that it charges and not use batteries. The lights are bright enough to read a book with.

I purchased two of these little fans to help keep our backyard chicken coop cool in the Texas summer. I was skeptical as to their durability and the battery life, having read a mix of reviews. One of the fans did shut off by itself a couple times after being outside for just an hour or two. But once I started using them regularly and fully charging the batteries overnight, both can go at least 6-8 hours on the medium speed setting. Victory! (They can probably run longer, but thats the longest Ive tested.) If you order these and find that they shut off too soon, do an experiment before returning them. Just keep recharging and running them a few more times (being sure to get a full charge each time) to see whether the rechargeable battery starts to hold the charge better. It might also help to let the fan cool before plugging in to recharge, to preserve the battery life. Overall, these are very handy and seem pretty durable. I like the fact that they have three wind speeds (medium is definitely adequate, whether for personal use or to keep chickens cool), that you can adjust the angle, and that theres a hook to hang the fan upside down. The mister/diffuser option also is a neat touch. Definitely recommend. - Leslie Thompson

I loved how it kept me cool however, I bought it less than 7 months ago and it wont work anymore. It wont charge at all. I cant be buying a new fan every few months.

Bought one for my tent while camping and then bought a second one later for my mother to use in hot Southern summers in her garden and porch. It is so easy to move around that she can take it with her as she moves around her garden.

It looked bigger in the photos. But....in a small, enclosed space like a tent it does move quite a bit of air and is quiet. Problem though....having the light is kind of silly. The switches are kind of tucked up under the edge of the fan body and the same color, so theyre hard to find in the dark. It would be great if they were located elsewhere and had some kind of lip around the edge or other way to easily find them by feel. Surprisingly....the battery lasted on high over 5 hours (I think the spec says 4.5). But....I could definitely tell it had slowed by that time and was nearly dead. I think in a small hiker tent or hammock this would work great. In a large family tent its doubtful it will move enough air to make much difference in hot weather. The light is kind of useless. It really doesnt put out much light to see by, but rather only be seen.