2025 AI Portable Fan Rechargeable, 4 Speeds 6600RPM Strong Airflow, Personal Waist Fan with up to 25H of Working Time, Hands-Free Hanging Neck Fan, Wearable Belt Fan for Camping, Outdoor, Jobsite

I’ve been using this waist fan for working outside and going to outdoor events, and it’s been a big help. I naturally run hot and usually sweat a lot, but it's nice to continue working or enjoy myself without worrying about drenching my clothes in sweat before the end of the day!It’s not too bulky, so it doesn’t get in the way while moving around, and the battery lasts a long time. The lower fan speeds are quiet and provide enough airflow to feel cooler without blasting air. Also, it charges quickly. I've been using it for over a year, and it's still going strong!

This thing is a life saver for me! I am autistic and also have vertigo so heat is my worst enemy, but with this I have been surviving working as a cleaner on a military base 🙏🏻 And omg the battery LASTS, I worked two full 6 hour shifts before I had to charge it again! And its comfortable to wear as long as your wearing sturdy pants lol

Got this for my dad for this birthday, since he does a lot of yard work and we live in Florida... it works great! The quality seems to be durable and holding up well, and it does a great job of cooling you off. It is a little noisy, but brings great relief from the boiling Florida heat.

My fiancé is a mechanic and he absolutely loves this fan, especially with it getting so hot out (we live in Florida). He said that this fan has been a life saver and it keeps him cool throughout the day.

The media could not be loaded. I took this on a three night backpacking trip and it works great. If you are like me and need a little breeze to sleep better than this fan may be a good option. It’s not too big and only 5 oz if you don’t mind the extra weight. My biggest complaint is the noise while moving so if you only use at night like me, I put it on the second to highest setting and it wasn’t to bad. I was still able to hear the water from the creek flowing but barely and also on that setting it did run all night. On the highest setting it ran out of battery 3/4 through the night, but note that it does run while plugged into a portable charger so you can get an all night run on full power. It gets 3 stars due to the noise level but other than that it’s a good little fan for stationary use. I did not us it with it clipped onto me while walking so no opinion on that maybe I’ll update the review if I get a chance to try that.

Amazing. Took with me on fishing trip in 95 degree weather and it allowed my back to cool off under the sun. Battery held on for 6 hours before needing to charge

The battery life on this thing surprised me. My kiddo left it on in the vehicle while we went out shopping and I noticed it was still on low mode 5 hours later. I like to wear it around my neck. I did try it on my belt to have it blow into my shirt but I’m too clumsy and it fell off. Great purchase the highest level is a little loud but worth it. The power has 4 levels, and its design is alright. I used it while we were stuck on the tarmac in a plane and boy was I glad i did.

TLDR:This fan is very nice for cooling yourself off, if you naturally sweat. It is not an AC so yes, it will blow hot air but if you’re sweating and in a place where there is no ventilation, moving air feels better than no moving air at all. The fan can be bulky, but its power, and battery at lower levels makes this fan hit all the marks as a cheap and easy to use portable fan.Full review:I'm a chef who lives in Arizona and as the summer has rolled around it has become increasingly more difficult to keep myself cool in a hot kitchen while it’s also very hot outside. The temperatures in my workplace can exceed 100°F and can leave you absolutely drenched in sweat. I haven’t gone about trying other personal portable fans, but this one for its price is quite nice.First off, despite the fan being quite small, its four modes are quite enough to blow a substantial amount of air. I’ve found that this fan does quite well if you’re the type to sweat a lot, which can easily evaporate your sweat and leave you far cooler than expected.The battery lasts just fine, and I haven’t really found many times where I’ve had to stop and charge it unless I’m running it on max for an extended period of time. However the fan does take a bit of time to charge, around 20-30 mins from what I’ve seen. It isn’t too bad if you charge it before going out. Though the upside is that it can be charged and used at the same time- so if you have the ability to set it up on a desk or table while it charges and still get air it works just fine.Power wise, it isn’t going to blow your hair back like it’s some type of dyson hair drier, but if attached to the collar of a shirt pointed at your face, or the base of the pants directed up the back it will give plenty of air to cool you off. You will have to be careful with positioning since the fan draws air in from the bottom and vents it out through the top, so if clothing blocks the bottom intake, you won’t get any airflow. That can easily be solved by clipping the fan on an area away from loose clothing, or bundling up the clothing so it doesn’t cover the intake. You can’t expect the air to hit your face from your waist- that’s crazy.Noise wise, on the first two levels they aren’t too loud. Though the third and fourth levels can be a little noisy, but doesn’t bother me as the sound gets drowned out in a busy kitchen. The sound on max is about as loud as hearing a vacuum in another room. It’s a noticeable hum, but not nearly as loud as other reviews say.Lastly, for comfort the fan isn’t too bad at all. It is a bit bulky and the clips to attach to clothing aren’t the best. The fan works best when pointed DIRECTLY at what you want to cool, and at times moving around can shift the fan away from its desired position. I also wouldn’t recommend using the outer clip as it doesn’t hold strong enough to clip onto thin material and does better clipping onto a thicker more grippy material like leather.At the moment I’m working on developing a stabilizer and attachments for the fan to upload for others to be able to 3D print.