Portable Fan Rechargeable, 20000mAh Cordless Battery Powered Fan with LED Lantern, USB C Battery Operated for Travel Bedroom Home Camping Tent Office Beach Desk Fishing Table

It definitely puts out more wind and/or larger field of wind than the other tiny rechargeable desk fans or rechargeable clip on fans I've had in the past. Keep your expectations reasonable... This is a personal fan. So to get the most benefit: the closer it is to your personal space (no matter more than 2 to 3 feet away), the more benefit you'll get from it. It doesn't compare to the power of an electric fan.I've been using this for past three weeks testing this out...primarily while sitting outdoors by our pool on lanai. I recommend!Has 4 speed-settings (25/50/75/100%) with corresponding indicator lights. You just toggle thru pressing the speed button to adjust speed.When not adjusting the speed, the indicator lights default to act as a battery power guide....which makes it easy to know at a glance when the battery is getting low. Once it reaches 25% battery power though, it rapidly expires, so don't delay recharging once it hits 25%.Battery life: when run on high continuously it lasts 8 hours in indoor temp (VS the confusing 10 to 16hrs advertised). I officially tested that 3x...lol.Lower speed settings will afford you longer continuous run times of course.As is usual with all rechargeable fans, if run in high outdoor temps (VS cooler indoor temps), run time is severely shortened due to heat. When I use this fan outdoors on our lanai in 90 plus degree Florida heat (VS indoors), the battery depletes at faster rate regardless of setting.Recharging: takes 3 hours to recharge when battery is depleted... But had 2 malfunctions in early days where it took only 1 hour/indicated false full charge reading. Issue didn't occur again so must have been a temporary glitch. I know it's a hassle... But be sure to test the fans charging time and run time after you get it so you don't miss a return window if something is faulty.Ports: On backside of fan, there is one input port (type C) to recharge the fan and one output port (USB) to charge a device in emergency (ex. Phone). Using this fan as a charger will take a good chunk of battery life, so it's really just an emergency use feature. It's appreciated though and might come in handy one day.Includes a cord (USB to type C). Charging adapter to recharge fan not included.Made of cheap plastic and is lightweight, so just take care not to have any accidental drops. But it does feel stable when sitting on flat surface.Has an attached hook that pops up if you want to hang the fan. The hook can swivel allowing for easy positioning.Light functions well with 3 brightness settings.Price point as of June 2025 is around $25 for comparable fans on Amazon (I purchased this one while on sale for $27). You may want to wait for sale or shop around since there are quite a few comparable brands on the market.I recommend. I purchased primarily to have on hand as part of our FL hurricane preparedness/power outage arsenal.... But am using it outdoors by the pool all the time now. It's one of those things you don't know you need until you get it. Also would make a great gift idea. Will update if it dies an untimely death since that's going to be the true test.Update August 1, 2025: fan still runs and operates as expected. No issues. And I've been using this daily out on the lanai. It certainly has gotten a workout since FL heat index has been well over 100. I recommend!

Great for camping, nice fan speeds good lighting although I wish it was all around the fan instead of one pet but it’s still really bright. Fast charge. Pretty lightweight good size and easy to use. Worth the money. Getting another.

I ordered 2 and they worked right out the box (not full battery but full enough). It gave me the opportunity to test them as soon as I got them. I bought them for use at an art show, but I also don't have air conditioning in my house so when testing them I was able to feel how powerful they are. At 50% the breeze copped out at around 2 feet. Up close the fan blows decent cool air and the light is decently bright (I'll have to recheck that statement when it's dark out for comparison).Indicator lights at the base tell you how full the battery is, and the fan also adjusts speeds and light brightness as the indicators change and the battery percentage goes down. I think that's super useful to be able to properly gauge the charge you have versus just guessing.It feels like its built out of pretty sturdy material and does not look cheaply made at all. The size of the fan area (top part only not base) is about the size of 2 iphones side by side. I got the blue ones and they're the same color as they are in the listing. Perfect desktop fan, and small enough for me to hide behind my display shelves during art markets. I'll try to update my review once I'm actually able to use them at full charge at my next art show.

This little fan packs a punch! It’s surprisingly compact — easily fits in my beach bag — but delivers strong airflow, especially on high. I love that it’s rechargeable, has an LED light, and can charge your phone in a pinch.That said, if you’re running it on high and charging a device at the same time, the battery drains faster than I’d hoped. You only get a short window of use before it needs recharging. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s something to be aware of.Pros:• Super compact and easy to travel with• Strong airflow for the size• Charges via USB-C and doubles as a power bank• LED light is a great bonusCons:• Battery life drops fast on high when also charging a phoneDespite that one drawback, I’d definitely buy this again. It’s perfect for beach days, camping, or emergency use — and the portability is a huge win.

These rechargeable fans are awesome! I bought two and fixing to order a third. They are handy, convenient, and easy to use. Three fan speeds with adequate wind output, and quiet. They are lightweight and can be hung up.