Camping Fan with LED Lantern, 36 Hours 9 Inch Portable Rechargeable Battery Powered Fan with Stepless Speed and Quiet Battery Operated for Picnic, Barbecue, Fishing, Travel, Home, Tent

I bought two of these in May 2023 for our first cruise. We’ve since been on two more cruises. These are amazing! Pro’s are listed below. I do not have any con’s!There is a hook on the bottom so you can hang it but it folds up when not being used. We’ve even hung it sideways and upside down with the hook and it worked great. There is also a light but I’ve not used it other than to see how bright it was. It was surprisingly bright but will obviously cause the charge to deplete faster if it is used often.It charges with a type C charger (super convenient as these are becoming more common). It does not take batteries. It takes a few hours to charge completely (you can use it while charging) but I’ve used it on low-medium speed for 7-8 hours and it did not go dead. It will not last that long on the high speed settings. I charge it during the day when I’m not using it. Then at night I plug the type C charger back into my wireless charging dock for my phone and watch which helps eliminate multiple cords.It has a “stepless” speed turning nob rather than just high or low speed settings. It’s pretty quiet on the lower speeds but provides a great “white noise” effect the more you turn it up. We have a household of 3 boys (my husband 😂 + 2 teenage sons), 3 dogs and 2 cats. The “white noise” is just enough to block out sounds outside my room.It also has several tilt angles. Each position kind of locks in place and it goes almost 360°.When using on cruises, I leave it plugged in and running on high during the day then I unplug it and use next to the bed at night. I use one of the two I bought every night next to my bed and have since May 2023. It still works like new. This is not a cheaply made fan and I recommend it to anybody looking for a travel size fan!

does this have the most powerful airflow of any fan in the world? No not even. But I don't think that's its intended purpose. It runs on a battery and it's very portable, so those are it's main selling points. I use it at home as a personal fan when it's hot but I don't want to spend thousands of dollars paying for utility bills.I keep this near me and occasionally spritz myself with a fine water mist and it's very cooling. This approach also works in a vehicle if you want some air circulation and don't want to run the AC or fan. It's great for camping and having some air circulation in a tent or in an SUV that's been converted to a camper...all you need is a solar panel and you have most of your needs covered. (obviously if it's 110 out with 97% humidity you'll need an AC w/great moisture pulling capabilities but you probably wouldn't be out camping in those temps either). This unit also has a little LED light on it which I thought was kinda pointless until one night the power went out and it turned out the little light served a good purpose. It like the fan isn't a powerful light that will illuminate a yard but being able to navigate emergency needs I like it. So far this has held up well. Will report back if there is some unexpected unpleasantness but have had it for a couple months now with regular usage and no problems!

This is an excellent little fan. Have it in my new RV. Easy to use, powerful fan, lightweight. Lasts a long time before I have to plug it in to recharge.

This works beautifully in a camper. If you can wack the Ac on for a few minutes you can turn it off and turn this on, then keep the camper comfortably cool with this. Battery charging is pretty easy, and if you're conservative with the speed it can last you through a night and all the way to mid-morning. My only real complaint is that the blades are Severely unbalanced which has already had an impact on the overall lifespan on the fan. Sometimes it tends to rattle a lot due to this, but otherwise it works beautifully. Perhaps if it's possible to get at the fan blade assembly itself one could fix this, but honestly this issue strikes me as I got very unlucky, because it's a great fan otherwise! Like several other fans like this one I've had previously, it does suffer from the drifting speed controller issue, in which over time, the fan slows down, even on Ac power. A great fan otherwise, highly recommend for my camping friends!

Battery life is pretty great even on higher speed. I will say I dislike the knob as it's easy to turn on from something just rubbing against it while in travel. But all in all satisfied with the purchase. Does circulate air nicely. And the light is dimmable and is bright on the highest setting. Good quality.

Living in Florida and 6-month hurricane season solar everything is a must, and not a luxury. Functionality is great. Does cool off a small area but when without AC and humidity any breeze is highly welcomed. Takes up no room to store and light weight.

They are perfect for camping , hurricane season , losing power when it’s hot out , perfect to set up for a baby while having them outside during the hot months ,very high powered and give off the perfect about of breeze , easy to store , noise level isn’t loud at all , highly recommend if you live in an area where storms come through , and your outside a lot

This is a very nice fan. I've used it traveling a few times. The battery has a long life and plenty of power. The fan helps to keep me cool and provides white noise to make it easier to sleep.There are only a couple of issues. One is that I notice the fan sort of steps down in speed after running for some time. It's as if someone (a ghost!) turns down the speed. It's not a big deal at all. I am not sure if it's a feature to save battery life or just a bug.The second issue is a bigger deal. The power switch is the speed control dial. And, it's very easy to turn on. Several times, I opened my luggage to find that the fan had been running. I put tape over the switch when packing it in my bag. However, that is not a great solution. It would be much better if there were an on/off switch.