I have been looking for a fan to run inside my rooftop tent when camping. I saw this and after reading about it, I decided to purchase one. I has all the features I was looking for plus one I didn't expect. This fan has a powerful, 3 speed motor which is surprisingly quite for the amount of air it moves. The LED lighting is more than ample to read underneath at night. It 3 different brightnesses which the lowest works well for mood/ambient lighting. The rechargeable battery recharges in a reasonable amount of time and provide enough power to get me through the night after a few hours of reading. The built-in hook is perfect for hanging the fan overhead from the aluminum tent poles. The articulating and pivoting head allows me to aim the airflow wherever it is needed. Prior to purchasing, I didn't realize the fan came with a couple of spoung-like pads which you can apply essential oils. This was a bonus feature, for me. I love this fan. I plan to purchase 3 more....one for each family member. I highly recommend this fan.

Lots of power in this little fan. It has three different settings for fan speed, and three settings for the LED. The hook on the bottom makes it easy to hang on a tent. My son sleeps in a privacy pop up bed tent which can get hot and stuffy, but he loves the thing and would rather sweat it out. So, I had to find a way to make his tent more comfy for him. This fan is perfect because, on medium or low speed, it can run all night and be recharged during the day. The LED light is a bonus, plus there is a little space in the back where you can fit a little round sponge, included, with essential oils (eucalyptus for a cold, for example) or with ice water, as it says in the directions. I don't know how much a sponge with ice water actually cools the air, but I like the idea of an aroma diffuser during cold and flu season.

We bought this for car camping and as a means to circulate air when we do stay in hotels. I charged it out of the box although it was already charged then ran it until it died, about eight or so hours. I then recharged it and have gotten 12 plus hours out of this fan on low consistently but I always run it all the way down. I have never checked to see how long it takes to recharge, it’s not fast but never was advertised to be. The fan is powerful enough to to keep a breeze on you on low and really gets on it on high. The fan makes virtually no noise on low where we run it most and very little on high. The light is plenty bright for car camping and a good night light on low in the hotels. When not traveling I keep it next to me where I sit and read. It’s a small personal fan so keep it close to you as on a desk or night stand or use the hook to hang it close by. It’s made of plastic and I don’t think is durable enough to be stuffed in a backpack and knocked about. This was a great buy for us.

Great little fan! It’s about the size of my extended hand (I’m a small lady), but it packs a lot of punch for its size. 3 fan speeds and 3 light levels there’s also a little space in the back to use the included sponges for ice water or bug spray to diffuse. I love the option for hook use plus it’s rechargeable via included cord. I will be buying 1 more.

Bought it as an impulse purchase because the weather forecast was calling for really hot weather on our camping trip. Boy was I glad I bought it! It was 100 degrees with no wind on our first day. The standing feature worked great on a picnic table before we went to bed. Hung it from the hanging loop in the tent. Didn’t bow the tent pole (standard Coleman dome tent) Turned on the light also, we used the dimmest setting and the lowest fan setting. Having the breeze when it was barely cooling down was amazing. Only annoying feature is the blue LED button that turns on when it’s in use. Definitely put a piece of electrical tape over that. Wish we had this fan while camping in in the humid and hit Midwest a couple years ago!

There is room for a couple of minor improvements for future changes though. The fan speed and light are two different buttons, which is good because we did not want the light at all. Unfortunately, the buttons are small and the same size/shape, so you don't know which button is which in the dark. We hit the wrong button several times throughout the trip. The other minor annoyance is the blue indicator light that comes on when the fan is on. It is bright! Bright enough to light up the tent at night time. This kept us from keeping the fan on while we slept, which was a disappointment because that is what we wanted to use it for the most. Luckily we thought of an easy fix for next time - put a piece of electrical tape over the indicator light. All in all, the product is good for the price.

I frequently camp in the warmer months when I can. I bought this fan on a recommendation from a friend. It charges from a USB in the vehicle or a battery bank. I have a two man tent of high quality I use this in. I also will hammock camp with a bug net and hang it from the ridge line. Normally I hook it to a battery bank that I carry and keep it plugged in to maintain constant power during the night. Without the battery bank this little fan will run at medium speed while you sleep for two nights (roughly 16 hours) without a charge. That is impressive to me. I like the versatility as you can set it on the base or hang it suspended on a ridge line in a hammock. The fan guard and attachment is perfect because you can turn or tilt the fan in any direction while it is hanging above you. The light is sufficient with the different levels and lights up a tent or hammock enough to read a book or see what you are doing. Overall I am please with this fan / light combo.

My boyfriend and i live in the northeast not much humidity. We recently whent on a camping trip with our tent down the blueridge to North Carloina and Virginia beach. It is still August and it is humid in the south. I bought this Fan becaseu i can not sleep in high humidity with my CPAP mask. I figured it would keep me cool. My boyfriend said it is not going to help. Well let me tell you the first night i put it on my boyfriend said that was the best thing i bought and we need to get him one. this way we both have our own person fan in the tent. The light on the fan is fantastic if you have it hung no need to have a flashlight in the tent. There was one thing that we both did not like was the blue light on the fan that shows it is on was bit brite but we covered it with some duck tape and soled the problem. We have a portable battery pack and we charged it everyday so it was fully charged everynogiht and it was still running in the morning after 8hrs. we had it on medium setting most of the time.

It is always a pleasure to obtain a tool that has been so well thought out in design and manufacture. I bought this for camping, but have not used it for such, as of yet. But, I have tested the unit none the less. The LED light is wonderful. Soft yet bright enough. Three settings. I tried it in my bedroom and the lowest setting was certainly bright enough. The fan, having 3 speeds, is quiet. The lowest setting is truly whisper quiet. I plan to hang the fan at the apex of the tent, and use it to blow air out the top of the tent for air flow. The fan can be pointed in 360 degrees. I wanted to test the unit for battery life. The unit came with a charge, but I completely drained the battery. Recharge time, to me, was reasonable. I used three different power sources to charge the fan, and none was longer than 6 hours. It is an absolute plus that the unit runs while connected to a power source.. I ran the unit on just low fan. 22 hours. Low fan with low light was 12 hours, and low light and medium fan was 8 hours.The designers also enable the user to use the unit as a table top fan, or use the slots on the back to secure the unit to anything that you can put 2 screw into, to latch onto, or hang by the hook. There is also, a place in the back of the fan, to put a piece of foam. Put a couple of drops of air freshener, incense, or even medication, on the foam, to be dispersed throughout the night by the fan. Wonderful unit.

We bought two of these little fans to use in our tent when camping. One is for our dog and one for us. The battery life depends on what setting you use. If you leave the fan on high, it will last about 5-6 hours, which is usually enough to get you to the coolest part of the night. If you leave it on a lower setting you can get 7-8 hours out of the fan. The lower setting has been sufficient to move the air and keep us cool enough to sleep well through the night. We use the light some, but our primary use is the fan.