Portable Handheld Fan Life7: 3-in-1 Hand, Desk & Neck Fan-Gery | 19.5H Max Cooling, 5-Speed, LED Display, 5000mAh Rechargeable,USB Foldable Fan for Travel/Concerts/Cruise/Sports Events/Gifts

I have POTS and severe heat intolerance. The heat keeps me isolated in the summer, but this makes things much more bearable. I am used to sleeping with a fan and started looking for a travel fan after crashing with friends who did not have a ceiling fan. This helps overcome that so I can get some sleep and cool off after a shower when it's very humid. It is STRONG and very nice in our recent miserable heat wave. The level 1 speed is strong enough for most occasions, but cranking it up to 2 or 3 is impressive. The battery lasts a good while but will drain faster at high speeds. The fan does tell you the remaining battery percentage so I've never had it die on me unexpectedly. Since it's been so hot, I've been using it as a desk fan or wearing the lanyard and tucking it down the front of my shirt to point directly at my face. It definitely makes getting into a hot car much nicer and everyone comments on how much they wish they had one. As a bonus, I used it to dry my soaking wet shoes after getting caught in the rain. They went from drenched to more or less dry in about an hour with this fan propped up above them and set on 5. It's definitely not pocket sized but it would fit in a medium/large purse or small backpack. I think I am going to grab another smaller fan from this brand to keep in my small purse. I ended up buying a 2nd one of these for my spouse and will probably a grab a few to use as Christmas gifts for the older women in my life. I really like that it has a toggle switch so you can toss in a tote bag without worrying about accidentally turning it on.

This a nice small yet powerful fan to take with you, it fits in my pocket just fine but I use the lanyard it comes with to go walk outside in Texas weather around 95° outside, and I just tested it in the 101° the other day, it provides just enough wind to make it feel comfortable to walk in that kind of weather! The crazy part is I walk near ponds and wind is kind of breezy and this still can blow air just enough that I still feel it! Also I've used it on the 3 power level for most of my walks but on the hottest day I did 4 and 5 in the shade and it has lasted for about 6 hours so far in hot Texas weather.... I'm glad this is so cheap and works so well

5 stars This portable fan is lightweight, quiet, and easy to carry. The five speed settings provide good airflow, and the long battery life works well for travel, outdoor activities, or daily use. I like the 3-in-1 design because it works as a handheld, desk, or neck fan. The black finish looks clean, and the controls are simple. It is a useful option for staying cool at home, work, or on the go.

This little fan works so well! It has plenty of power and the charge lasts a really long time. I can leave it on all night by my bed for several days or more on one charge. It’s a little too big for a small or medium purse, but it’s great in a larger purse or backpack for travel. It’s my favorite small fan due to its power and battery life. Also, it’s fairly quiet. It’s also easy to turn on and off with a little button in front. Highly recommend.

I got this to deal with the occasional hot-flash. I think it will work out perfectly, even at settings 1 and 2 (out of 5). I'm giving it 4 stars to begin with and will change to 5 if it holds up. Build: It has some weight to it. The plastic housing feels solid and well made. The rear switch and front button feel well made, too. Battery: It arrived with about 70% charge and took about 40 minutes to get to 90%. I usually stop short of 100% charge to help preserve lithium-ion battery life. To check the battery during fan operation, *double-click" the button that adjusts speed. This also works when the fan isn't running. Air flow: It puts out plenty of air. It will work great for my purposes. Noise: While it's loud-ish at settings 4 and 5, it's pretty quiet at other speeds. At the lower speeds it isn't likely to bother anyone in your immediate vicinity. Button operation: Slide the switch on the back to ON. Press the front button once to power on, press it repeatedly to cycle through the speeds, and a final press to switch off after reaching level 5. Slide the switch on back to OFF to prevent accidental use. HOWEVER, you can also *long-press* the front button to switch off at any speed. You don't have to cycle all the way through the speeds. This is not documented (and should be). Long-pressing the button when the fan isn't running has no effect. Instructions: The print is very tiny, making it hard for us older types to read. You'll probably need a magnifying glass. Unfortunately, the company doesn't seem to provide PDF versions of their instruction manuals on their web site. I wish they did (many companies do). Some improvement needed here. Not that it isn't obvious enough, but they should note at the very beginning that you have to move the toggle switch on the back before the fan can be powered on with the front button. The ability to switch off with a long button press should be noted. And the instructions for attaching the lanyard need to be MUCH better written (and with a better illustration). Possible translation error: The instructions note "Rotate the mask to 100°" at one point. "Mask" should be changed to something like "fan housing." The instructions aside, I like the product a lot.

This fan has been a worthwhile and cost-effective purchase. We bought several - for my wife, myself and our kids, for outdoor sporting events and have used it at both soccer and baseball games so far this summer. My kids were willing to carry it around so it clearly isn't overly large or heavy, nor did they have any difficulty using it. The battery has easily lasted for hours each time, which is exactly what I was hoping for, and doesn't seem to discharge between uses which is also nice. USB-C charging is a must these days - I can't wait until all devices use the same standard - so I'm glad they didn't use an older connector. The fan works as advertised and makes a noticeable difference on hot days. There are five speed settings, which is nice to have, although I usually leave it on the highest setting. If I'm carrying a handheld fan around, I want the maximum airflow. So far I've only used it outdoors with the fan at the standard 180° angle, but I like that the head rotates. I can see it being useful on my desk while I work as temperatures climb over the summer. Overall it does exactly what I wanted, is good value for money,

This fan lasts almost a day at speed 1. It has 5 speeds and the battery life is long. The lanyard is a great help since you can attach the fan and keeps you cool while walking. Easy to use and highly recommended.

Bought 4 of these in preparation for Disney World. Looked at several options but the reviews on this model sold me. Have to say, we were glad to have them. Compared to our other family and the self fans they brought, these were far superior, both in terms of air output and also battery life. My youngest daughter ran hers on 5 non stop from rope drop until park close. Only once did her fan actually die. The rest conserved power by only using it when necessary and never once had them die. We used them at level 3-5 but mostly 5. We’ve gone to Disney in 90 degree heat many times, sure wish we had these sooner. We were all pleasantly surprised at just how much air these little fans can push out. The lanyard can be adjusted to hang just below your face and angled to hit you how you please. They are very lightweight and never really noticed them hanging around our neck at all. We also held them in our hands sometime and would hold them under our shirt or down the back of the neckline. Definitely helped in that Florida heat and humidity. We then spent 2 days on the Gulf Coast and used them there on the beach as well. I hung one from under the beach umbrella. We’ve owned other fans and neck fans…. These are the best we’ve owned. Well worth the money.

Received the product in good condition. Very useful. Long-lasting battery. Excellent product. Well recommended. Love it.

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I've had the ultra 2. The Life 9 and the 7 now. To be totally honest the ultra 2 is great just on a level that is both felt and cooling it's very loud. Especially if using indoors. Sounds like a jet engine taking off lol. It's amazing quality all the Jisulife products. As of now. Trying many to suit my needs. I have the hand held 7 it's quiet and can be used hands free. Tabletop or just holding and the larger fan makes a wider air flow. And it's as I mentioned very quiet. For rapid cooling now I just use a portable duster with a slide control just to use on low it's very powerful and has so many other uses and produces a far greater powerful air flow if or when needed. Between the two I'm set for the summer. I've had a misting fan as well a couple actually. But the fans are to weak. And so I have a lil mini spray bottle if in the extreme heat. As to spray my face arms neck then use the fan , conduction cools the area rapidly drawing the heat away from the body. Just seems to be more effective in my opinion. I thought carrying the extra bottle would be a bother but it's really not. I used to worry about the misting fan leaking and would bring an extra bottle anyways and so I got used to it. As I over heat very easy these two are amazing. This life 7 and the portable duster are perfect for me. I suppose just have to find what works for you best. In my experience tho I would absolutely say jisulife fans are the best quality and worth the money. Really just comes down to what works for you and what u enjoy and address willing to spend. I've also a waist fan that clips into my belt and my t-shirt on the outer side of the fan and cools my back when I'm out working on the heat.

Bought for my husband based on all the excellent reviews and it does not disappoint. Speed 1 is a lovely breeze and fairly quiet. Speed 5 is a very strong gust, super effective compared with our 'camping fan', though there is definitely a noticeable noise. Not unreasonable for the power though and frankly I wouldn't use speed 5 unless desperate in which case a little extra white noise is no big deal. The small size is amazing, the quality of construction is impressive, and the battery life fantastic. I absolutely recommend.

This is a chunky fan. The battery adds weight so it feels secure and sturdy, and It's not the lightest of portable fans, but don't let that put you off. You do get the feeling it will last. This is my second (or third, I'm not sure) jisulife fan, my last having survived being dropped into puddles and thrown around before finally giving up (I suspect it burnt out it's motor in my bag...oops). For my next fan I fancied a folding one that could sit on a table easier (I hate the heat) so I bought this life 7 variety. First thoughts were 'this is chunky' 😂 the wide handle is perfect for stability on a table or on the ground, less so for holding due to its shape but it's still perfectly useable. The on off button at the back is a welcome addition for when throwing into a rucksack so it doesn't turn on accidentally (cough cough). Wind speed wise, 1 is a gentle breeze and is quite pleasant. 2 is perfect for on a table to get a cooling effect without to much disturbance. 3 is ruffling, 4 is more so and 5 is really only for those 'oh my god I hate hot flushes' moments. It works very well for those by the way. It's fairly quiet as well, especially in the lower settings. I mean, your never going to have a silent fan, but nobody is going to complain about the noise on a bus etc. It can be used in 2 ways on a table, so the air blows straight across, or the head can be angled up for a lower table or use at ground level and this seems fine for most scenarios. The added bonus is using it around the neck for hands free cooling. It's not the most elegant maybe, but it works better than a neck fan, which only blows air on the neck (hence the name I suppose), while this blows air on your face, and let's be honest, during hot weather you want air on your face!! I'm not soooo keen on the lanyard system, which involves clicking off the ends to attach and detach, I'd like an easier way to remove the strap that doesn't leave the loops in place, but maybe I'm being finnickity. I imagine I'll only use the lanyard when I know it's going to be really hot and I'm likely to need cool air constantly on my face. Did I mention yet I hate the heat? Edited to say it charged this morning from 11 to 100 in a couple of hours which is great, and the battery lasts long enough to use all night over 2 nights on level 1 and still use during the day as needed. All in all I like it. It works well, has enough settings to please a hot person, and seems well made... Happy days. Happy cool days. Now bring back winter! 😁 Further edit after a couple of weeks...works well still and lasts a long while on lower power. One minor annoyance is the led display, which is a bit bright for use at night...I stick tape over the display if it's running all night.