Honeywell HTF090B Turbo On-the-Go Personal Fan, Black – Small Portable Fan for Travel

I went ahead and *attempted* to do a cubic feet per minute reading on this fan using the complicated math and sensors. Turns out, on USB connected to a 2amp wart it pushes roughly ~50CFM which is pretty dang awesome for a fan this size. On NiMH AA it pushes about 55CFM. Honestly you probably can't ask for more fan power from this unit without making it loud and unwieldy. The fan power is excellent. At 50CFM or around there, you're getting a solid fan that punches well above its weight. It works very well. The fan is very lightweight, even with 4AA batteries. The value for money is excellent. I was specifically looking for a 3 to 4in personal fan that could run on my NiMH rechargeables and this fan delivers and then some! You really can feel the air from 2 to 3 feet away! And 50CFM is nothing to laugh at, most fans barely push 30CFM It does burn batteries fast. You'll get about 2hrs of battery before it becomes noticeably slower and less effective. The fit and finish are excellent. As always, Honeywell quality which means durable plastic that's overly thick. Well worth the money when on sale!!

For the price and size, this is a GREAT little fan. It folds flat, takes up very little space, and gives a nice breeze. I got it for use in stuffy hotel rooms. It’s quiet - not silent, but sufficiently quiet. You can also adjust the angle of the stand. It works on battery and a USB cable, which is perfect for hotel night tables where they have few outlets. I do wish it had a high and low setting, but it’s a great little purchase.

The only thing I would change about this fan is I want it to be louder. I use the fan to create white noise when staying in hotels. I can hear the fan. It is effective. But if I could have my way, I would like it to be louder. The wind power generated is pleasant but not my main focus. I like that it folds flat. I like that I can plug it in to those USB ports they are now putting next to the hotel beds or I can use a brick to plug in to the wall. If I were to start working camping trips again, I like that I have the option to use batteries so I could use this in a tent.

Bought this specifically for travel. I am a bit of a high maintenance sleeper - amongst a few sleeping “needs” includes a need for white noise and a little cool air circulation to get comfy. of course there’s no way to guarantee that a hotel or friend/relative’s house will have fans so I’ve started bringing my own when I travel. This fan is great, it’s compact and fit into one of the smallest pockets in my suitcase. it delivers a refreshing cool breeze. I don’t think it can send the breeze very far but it’s not designed to. It’s still got a good range. I usually place it about a 2 feet away from me on a night stand which is perfect. It’s quieter than I expected, but creates enough soothing whirring white noise to satisfy even this light sleeper. Batteries should really be used as the backup power source, it requires four double As and they won’t even last one full night powering this thing (I tried just to see how long it would last) so just plug it in. Recently I had this thing running 24/7 over a 3 day trip and it’s holding up just fine. Great price for what you get. *10/2022 update - still love this fan! This fan made it through a sweltering 2 month long road trip and then another 2 week trip overseas! It kept me cool and comfy - a lifesaver in Europe (where a/c is not always a given) during a heatwave!

Works great for a little fan. Only have a short time so will see how long batteries last. Just what I needed to provide a little extra air movement at the bowling lanes during league night.

We are currently being warned we will likely see power outages as the intense heat continues and taxes our already weak energy grid here in Texas. Since I can't move as fast as I like, I got this little guy to help out as we are also being advised to not set our AC's as low. I'd prefer to be warmer than comfortable rather than having no AC at all. My at home work space is right in front of a window. Blinds are down but hottest part of the day and it doesn't matter. This fan has only one setting, however, at that setting it blows pretty powerfully for a small appliance. I am using it as I write this and it is keepin me cool. I experimented and turned it off and the temperature and comfort is dramatic. It's definitely keeping me chill. The directions are in English and Spanish. For those who ignore directions lol, and open the battery compartement only to see two slots when there should be four - there is an added step - don't worry. You gently pull the string tere ad wiggle it out and the other two batteries go in the back side of it. Easy peasy. As an added bonus its kinda cute. Not Kawaii cute and believe me I spent hours over a few days deciding and I yearned for the cutest ones in pretty colors. However after looking at reviews and descriptions and pictures for so long I finally told myself to choose already! The not so good - depending on the person. There is a smell. I will say here I am super sensitive to scents. Don't give up on a great item though. Some items like organizers or clothes - I actually will set outside to offgas for as long as needed. And of course wash! This one had a strong chemical scent out of the box and when I started using but this dissapated immensely as I used it (turned a bit away). I feel confident that the odor will be medigated even ore in a few days. Sound. It isn't whisper quiet. I happen to like the sound but that is all preference. I have a fan by my bed all year round even in locales that actually have a winter. Partly for the noise. However, if you like fully quiet or close to, that is something to consider. I may have to not use when talking to people for work. However, I have been considering investing in a better pair of noise reducing headphones. I find it lightweight and compact, and my pictures show size comparison. However it isn't the lightest - it has a slight heft that I find reassuring. All around it feels pretty sturdy. It does have a stand that folds up - and with a very satisfying sound. All in all its a good purchase. I may get one for my son who does his work for his virtual science academy in a more sun protected spot but he might appreciate. Plus, if we do lose electricity. However, I kind of eventually want to try one you wear but not sure yet. I am happy with my purchase and may buy another. I may update if the fan stops working or to talk about battery life.

It’s a good little fan. It’s quiet, it blows nicely, but the batteries only last about three hours which is really horrible. Our electricity gets shut off a lot and I need a fan That’s going to last more than three hours. I would return them, but it has already passed my return window. I would not recommend this fan if you’re using it strictly with the batteries.

Very small and perfect for travel. Its USB and battery charge works great, however the battery only works for one night until it needs to be replaced again. Did not try to use charge option. The fan power was strong for such a small fan, and was very easy to unjust and use in our tent. It was quite. But ceated enough if a breeze to make us comfortable! Was perfect except for the longevity of the battery.

The label for the batteries stated 4 AA-size batteries. However, the compartment space for the batteries was only reserved for 2. So this didn't work. The USB cable was supposed to be able to plug into the side of my computer -- the voltage was different -- so the fan also didn't turn on. I asked for a refund.

Excelente. Prático e Silencioso

Provides a surprisingly strong blast of air for its' size. The base rotates 180 degrees, so you could hang it on a wall hook if needed. Batteries last for many hours. I've got three, the oldest one about three years old, they get a lot of use and work reliably.

Amazing to travel with

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