JINLICTE Portable Camping Fan, Rechargeable Battery Powered Tent Fans for Camp Hanging, [8-36Hrs Runtime], 9 Inch, Stepless Speed, Powerful&Quiet, for Picnic, Barbecue, Fishing, Travel, Home, Tent

This fan really puts out the air and the lights are bright! Great for power outages, camping or sitting outside on a hot day!! They last a long time on a single charge! Highly recommended

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!

This fan is powerful. From my experience, on 3/4 speed, I can feel it 6 foot away. It does take a couple of hours, with a fast charger, to charge fully, but, again at 3/4 speed it holds the charge for more than 12 hours. It's light weight and simple to use. Mine is black. Would recommend and will buy again.

This little versatile fan is an incredible sidekick, running more than 24 hours on a solitary charge and giving reliable wind stream. The additional electric lamp makes it adaptable for crises and open air exercises. It's minimized and productive, ideal for long outings. Be that as it may, the fan will in general decrease speed after broadened use, which may be a battery-saving component. The greatest disadvantage is the touchy power switch, which turns on too effectively during movement. A devoted on/off switch would settle this issue. Notwithstanding these minor defects, the fan offers extraordinary battery duration and strong execution.

I’m really impressed with this JINLICTE portable fan. It’s compact but surprisingly powerful, making it perfect for outdoor activities, camping, workshops, or even using at home during hot days. The airflow is strong, and the adjustable angles make it easy to direct the air exactly where you need it. The build quality feels solid and durable, and I really like the portable handle, which makes it easy to carry around. It runs quietly compared to other fans I’ve tried, and the battery life lasts a long time on a single charge. The design is modern and practical.

Good air flow, good light, last charge at least 8 hours. Good option if you have where to charge it every day.

Great! No damage works perfect! Ready to use on our camping trip!

The advertised capacity of 10800mAh is a complete fabrication. I suspected that wasn't an accurate number but figured the real capacity would be somewhere around 3500-5000mAh. However, I realized that wasn't going to be even remotely close when I picked it up for the first time. The fan is surprisingly lightweight, the description says 1.28lbs, but didn't feel like it had any "density" like a device with such a large battery capacity would have. Testing Method: I have a Jackery 240 battery (16.8Ah), the screen shows power draw in watts and a percentage of battery. Note: I did not record times for any of the below, but will be repeating the experiment with a timer to verify results. 1. Fan arrived at around 50% power, so I charged it off the Jackery, observed power draw of 4w charging with fan off, about 6w while charging with the fan on, and up to 12w with fan at full blast and light at maximum while charging. 2. Left the fan running until it was dead 3. Charged the fan from 0% to 100% with the Jackery Results? Jackery sat at 88% capacity. Assuming 80% charging efficiency, the actual battery capacity is about 1600mAh. (math: battery is 16.8Ah or 16800mAh, 16800*.8*.12=1612.8) Clearly the advertised capacity is nonsense. Even assuming 100% charging efficiency, the capacity would come out to 2000mAh, which is still far below the 10,800mAh the product description states. Verdict: Despite the incredibly deceptive battery claims, I'll probably be keeping it since there's nothing else to complain about. The fan pushes a large amount of air while staying reasonably quiet, the battery does last all night, and the ability to run it off the USB charger when the lackluster battery dies is good enough.