Portable Camping Fan with Lights, 20000mAh Detachable Rechargeable Battery Operated Fan, Battery Powered Outdoor Tent Fan with 4 Speeds & Hook, Personal USB Table Fan for Camping Accessories

Another great battery-operated fan/light. It is very hot where I live, and fans really help make the difference. I had this fan on low last night for about 3 hours and I havent even recharged the battery yet. The fan is also very quiet. The light has three settings. Simple to operate and has good breeze output. Since its portable I can take it to where I am working or exercising. I always like a little breeze on me, so this is right up my alley. I have another one of a different brand that I keep in the workshop. The hook on the bottom is quite handy. A bit stiff at first to move. With 2 batteries this thing can easily last all day. Seems well made and just a really useful item.

Very well made fan and very light weight. No rattling noise when operating at full fan speed. The fan has a 4-speed fan setting, it produces very strong wind at high speed and it is very quiet. The fan head can be rotated 270 degrees. The LED lamp (it has 10 LEDs) has 3 brightness settings, enough for light for a small tent. It has a hook on the bottom for hanging. It can be wall mounted. It has USB C 5V 2A input port on the side of the unit for running the fan/light only, so if the battery packs are bad you can still run the fan with AC adapter or power bank, it will not charge the battery pack (if battery pack is installed) using this port. The two battery packs are shipped with 66% charge level and it comes with a USB A to USB C cable, you should use 5V 2A rating AC adapter. The battery pack is rated at 15Wh and can be used as a power bank, it has a USB A output rated at 5V 2A. Run time calculation using the USB C port on the side of the fan running from 5V 2A AC adapter: The fan current draws are measured at 0.169A @5V = 0.845W at lowest speed, 0.818A @5V = 4.09W at highest speed, so the run time based on 15Wh battery pack, at lowest speed it should run for 15Wh/0.845W = 17.75 hours (35.50 hours using two battery packs), at highest speed it should run for 15Wh/4.09W = 3.67 hours (7.34 hours using two battery packs). I really like this fan because it is very quiet and it is great that it comes with 2 battery packs but the run time of 86 hours using two battery packs is questionable based on my measurement. Notes: I do not have fan current draw specification from the company to verify the test, my test is done using an un-calibrated meter.

The KopBeau camping fan is very cooling and versatile. It is great to have on hand for road trips and outages. It is portable and durable. You dont have to worry about dropping it. It comes with two rechargeable batteries. They allow you to charge the fan and your cell phone. These batteries charge in about five hours and last up to eighty-six hours. This fan is always ready for any trip or emergency. The hanging hook and light help in dark areas. The aromatherapy is a nice option. Youre safer and more comfortable. This is a very sturdy and useful fan.

This portable, rechargeable fan (it comes with two removable battery packs that are also USB power blocks to charge your devices) it is very light weight, but can move a good amount of air to cool you down, or just a gentle breeze, it has a built in LED light, great for camping. With the two battery packs, this fan will keep you cool and wire free for a good long time, it will work as a wired fan to, just plug in the included USB cable to a wall plug (you will need a USB wall adapter) or plug into any USB A connection to power the fan, this is just big enough to contend with the big boy fans, but light and portable too.

This fan comes with 2 batteries that are very easy to charge, 2 speeds and a light. It is not super powerful but is is quiet. I got this fan because I thought it would b helpful in a couple of areas. I thought the moving air while I gardened would keep the mosquitoes away. It helped. Maybe not 100% so I used some repellent in addition. Then we used it on our boat when we moored in a quiet still cove. The fan did move the air a bit, but to be really comfortable you had to be sitting pretty close to it, even on the top speed. I see this fan being useful for individuals in many ways. Since it is free standing you can take it anywhere. I’m sure I will find many uses for this fan.

So glad I bought this, used in over 100 degree weather with high humidity while training in the field. A lot of people had fans that had D cell batteries or it had to be charged as a whole unit. This comes with 2 lithium rechargeable batteries 1 battery lasted over 8 hours Running on high speed.

I bought this fan so I could have some air circulation in my tent when camping (I tend to stick to campgrounds. The two battery packs were easy to charge and it is easy to connect the battery (one at a time) to the fan. The batteries are almost like a cartridge where they fit into a slot in the base. So you can use one battery while the other is recharging or as standby. The lamp? Yes powerful but I prefer to hang something from the top of my tent that is less bulky so I probably will not use this as much. I decided to try it out at home and was delighted to find out that it is completely silent at the lowest speed and just the whirr of the blades at higher speeds. I had it near my bed and it provided nice air circulation the whole night. I may decide this summer to use it instead of turning on the overhead ceiling fan (saving money). So this fan may be good for those at home trying to cut cooling costs in summer too. The slight negative is when I woke up in the middle of the night, I could detect the small light from the battery. But just putting something on top to mask this worked out fine. BUT as I was using the fan, the installed battery pack ran down and i found that I cannot remove the battery pack to switch it out Even though there are grooves on the battery pack, I cannot get a grip on it well enough to unseat it. There is no “eject button” or anything to assist. My next try will be to get out my adjustable wrench to see if it will dislodge without breaking the fan so I can use it again. I am also not sure if the two battery packs for the fan could also be used to charge(recharge) other items like rechargeable lamps, phone, etc. If so, then these two battery packs may come with me on international trips even if I do not bring the fan.

Blows cool holds a charge easy to carry

Ive multiple, battery-powered fans and I find the KopBeau Camping Fan with a LED light is quickly becoming a favorite. The fan is sturdy on flat surfaces and wont easily tip. The tilting, 5-blade, 4-speed fan runs quietly as a cooling breeze is blowing. There is a built-in hook for hanging, neatly hidden in the base, and a 3-level LED light nicely placed in the carry handle. The best part are the 2 removable, rechargeable, large capacity batteries. The removable batteries remind me of batteries quite often found in better quality, battery-operated tools. Only one charge cable included which I think is a shortcoming. Im planning an International trip in 2024 and the 2 removable batteries will accompany me as power banks. A suggested upgrade is having a way of attaching the spare battery.

Really like this portable fan because of its size and powerful air stream it puts out only using batteries. Super convenient to take camping, put beside the bed on hot nights, keep the cook in the kitchen cool - so many uses! Comes with TWO batteries so you can get up to 86 hours of function depending on your settings of course. Light has 3 different brightness levels and can be hung upside down from the hook incorporated into the bottom of the unit. My ONLY wish would be that you could store the extra battery on or in the unit itself and not have to keep it separate as I have a tendency to lose things like this. Overall a great item to have with Summer right around the corner - I recommend.