Diveblues Portable Handheld Turbo Fan. 5 Gear Wind. Battery Operated. Up to 12 Working Hours. 3 IN 1 Hand Fan with Air Turbo Tech Cooling Fan for Outdoor Activities. Travel. Working

This little fan is suuuper powerful. It was totally dead and I charged it for 20 mins this morning and its lasted my entire hour and 20 min long trip. The only cons are how loud it is, and the lavender looks more like pink. I kept questioning if I ordered the wrong one. The color doesn’t really matter though. And if you’re in a loud place like a concert, festival, or a train the sound doesn’t matter either. Definitely a life saver and makes the train a lot more comfortable.

Objet pratique et bonne prise mise en main. Recharge par câble usb rapide. 5 niveaux d’intensité. Idéal en voiture et en vacances dans un camping par exemple. Le look est sympa.

Bought this for an incoming trip to Vegas—when I tell you that Speed 1 on this fan is as powerful as Speed 3 on most stroller fans, I mean that. I feel like Marilyn Monroe on Speed 5! 🤩

This is the best portable fan I have found to date. (And I buy a lot of fans!).
We used it at Disney World in Florida the past 2 days and it was a life saver. It is powerful! It also held a charge all day, even with my 2.5 year old playing with it like a toy. (Totally safe).
Highly recommended!!

Airplanes, right before takeoff, are so incredibly hot. Hotel rooms are hot too. So, going on a trip to Florida spurred me on to buy three different handheld fans so that I could choose which one was best, not just okay. They don’t cost a lot but are worth every penny.

What made this one the best was its power and ease of use. It puts out quite a good little force of air. You can carry it or put it on your nightstand. Now with everything being about saving energy and going green, hotels limit how low you can set the temperature. This helps.

The on off button on this one is the best because it is simple. There are 5 levels of speed. One of the others I got had ‘100 levels of speed’, which was untrue, but the lit up numbers looked cool. It’s rechargeable and lasted all day at Disney World on a hot day. The quality is there and it doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. You know when it’s on and when it’s off.

Unfortunately we haven’t had any hot weather to really try this fan out. The positives with this fan are that:
- there is an LED display that indicates the level that the fan is on and how much battery time is remaining.
- The head of the fan is angle adjustable which allows the fan to be placed on a solid surface and allows the air to be directed to the body, so this could also be used at home or work.
- There is a neck strap included which allows this to be operated hands free, which is ideal when sitting down. This could be excellent for use on a train. The fan can also be used whilst walking about, provided that you remain upright. Obviously, bending forward means that the fan falls way from the body and dangles in the air.
- The fan is powerful and on the lowest setting provides plenty of cool air.

The fan is operated by a single button on the front. A single press turns the machine on and subsequent presses will cycle up through the speeds. If the button is pressed and held then the machine turns off. It also turns off by cycling thought the various speeds.

There is no getting away from the fact that this is a noisy fan, even on the lowest setting, but it is powerful. With the neck strap on and the fan sitting on the chest there is sufficient wind generated to provide wind noise across the ears. The fan head can be angled through 180 degrees which will enable it to be placed on a hard surface with the head angled to provide air to the face and the button accessible. However, with the neck strap in place the fan only really operates in one orientation, i.e. with the button against the chest. Trying it the other way means that the fan is unstable.

Whilst some people may see the noise level as an issue, personally, I would prefer to be cooled down irrespective of the noise. Having sat on some extremely hot trains in my time I wish I had had this fan back then.