Portable Handheld Fan, Neck Fan, Mini Desk Fan, Multi-Function Fan, 4000mAh Ultra-Long Battery Life, Ultra-Quiet, 6-Speed Visual Adjustment, USB Can Charge Mobile Phones(Blue)

I use this at work and it’s been great so far .

I purchased this at the beginning of January for a trip I was taking in February. I thought the packaging and the device itself looked nice. The first time I used the fan I thought it worked great but two days later (it was fully charged) it just stopped working and won’t even light up. Putting your face out a cracked window while driving is more effective.

Having a battery powered handheld fan is mandatory on some hot summer days. This one is easy to use, seems to have a good battery life, and is pretty powerful.

Does not stayed charged very long

Me gusto esta liviano y tiene 6 velocidades es potente y no hace mucho ruido Yo lo uso para aplicación de pestañas Lo recomiendo

I got this for my desk and it takes up like no space, you can actually feel it from far away, and it doesnt require batteries??? literally the best thing ever and the power lasts forever

Fits in hand perfectly. Powerful fan, 6 speeds, light weight. However, the battery drains quickly if you use setting 6 a lot. But your phone charger (Android) can be used. No regrets here

I didnt really like it the fan doesnt blow that much air

We have a number of fans around the house... some desk fans, some ore portable/rechargeable. I purchased this particular one for its size to be able to take with us for walks, outdoor activities, etc. Having a USB-A port on it to charge a phone is a plus in case were caught off-guard with a dead phone. For its size, this fan pushes a lot of air! I find myself using it at speed 1 or 2. When you get to 3 and above, the noise level goes up and it becomes a bit too much if its near your face. The screen is great for monitoring the charge level, as well as the speed. The battery life is OK, as long as you adjust your expectations that this is a small, portable fan for occasional use. The USB-C port is used for charging the batteries. The first two chargers I connected were USB-C to USB-C fast phone chargers. The charging light (the green bolt) did not come on. Then I plugged in a USB-A to USB-C cable connected to a slow charger (an old iPhone charger) and it started charging fine. It also worked fine when it was connected to a computer or a battery pack. From my limited testing, it appears that it doesnt like fast chargers. Something to keep in mind. If youre in the market for a small, portable fan, give this one a try!

I tried a few portable fans and this is my 2nd favorite. This one has the highest speed of those I tried, 2nd biggest battery life, is a bit larger than I was hoping for for travelling, but is the only one that can both be held by hand, or stand/rest on its own. For my Im out for the day and want to pull a fan out of my pocket for a quick breeze needs, Ill use a smaller fan. For my I have a bag with me, or will be near a table outdoor events, this will be the preferred option because it will fit in the bag and has adjustable positioning to be able to sit on its own on a desk or table (would be great if you have a deskjob in a hot office). The battery is acceptable, will run for a few hours and you can recharge it with a portable battery. I love that it shows you its exact battery charge %, but I was disappointed that I could not plug it into my USB charger I use for everything because that puts out 60W and this wouldnt self-limit, it just refused the charge instead. I had to find an older lower-power USB outlet or my computer to charge it.