Portable Misting Fan, 10000mAh Rechargeable Battery Operated Mister Fan with Clip, 8'' Outdoor Misting Fan for Golf Cart Patio, 3 Speeds Spray Fan with Timer Hook for Home Office Camping RV Car Truck

I don't write many reviews, but this fan deserves one. I always use a fan. I have had various mini desk fans when working or watching TV. Most recently I used the "Vornado" mini fan. It was loud, had a narrow cone of air movement, was hard to turn on and did not oscillate. Also, it stopped working. This no-name 7" fan from COMLIFE is the best fan I've ever used. I was looking for a fan that had a small footprint but put out a lot of wind with little sound. I was willing to spend more just to get a fan that checks all those boxes and would last. This is it. It looks well built, has an infinitely variable speed, a light, a large battery and it oscillates. I didn't think the light would amount to much, but I do a fair amount of Zooming and I can clip this above my computer and have it illuminate my face while cooling me down. It moves an impressive amount of air, even at lower speeds. It also has a wide angle of air delivery so you're not always adjusting it as you change positions. I have no Idea how long the battery will last (they claim 125 hours) because it is usually plugged in. But it's nice to be able to take it to other rooms without having to plug it in. The clip is quite strong and the base is heavy enough so it stays put when placed on a desk top.UPDATE on Battery, August 19th, 2021: The fan has been working as reported above about 8-10 hours a day. As I mentioned, I clip the fan to a cabinet door just above and in front of my face for Zoom meetings, not so much for the air movement, although that is appreciated, but to use the light to illuminate my face. I have windows behind me so the back-lighting is kind of annoying. The amount of light is enough to solve this problem. Also, although the fan is only 8 inches from my video camera's microphone, none of the other members of the meeting can hear it. Back to the battery. I disconnect it from power for this job. Once when I put it back, I forgot to reconnect it. It ran a total of 20 hours in fan mode before giving out. They claim it will last "up to 125 hours". That might be true if you only use the light. Still, 20 hours of fan use is still pretty impressive. I wish it had a USB power connection to charge a phone. Picky picky.

I bought this larger occilating model after previously buying several smaller non occilating models, which are awesome. This one is larger and moves a lot more air. My use case was for a treadmill fan at which it performs very well (I had to add a velcro strip on the base for it to stay securely on the treadmill shelf). It is much less noisy than the cheap built in fans on the treadmill while moving much more air. Off the treadmill, the occilation feature actually proves very effective at cooling a larger area. There is a 3 intensity LED lamp feature which may be handy at some point, but I could definitely live without it. The control knob and button seem sturdy enough to last a while. I ran the fan for several hours without any noticable drop off in power. Charging is through a micro USB like my other small fans. Because of the versatility of the fan, being cordless and having the occilation feature, I quickly grab it to move from room to room. It seems that the fan is well built and should last. I have become a sort of fan-atic, having four different little personal fans including a neck fan. This is probably my favorite so far.

We are on our Disney vacation right now actually and OMGGGG these are heaven sent fans! Buy 2 if you plan on making this trip though because it's like burning hot in Florida lol the second one you will want to use on yourself, especially if you are a nursing mom in those baby care centers. one for baby should be enough, but they can use 2 if ya want lol. It lasted me all day tbh (8am-3pm) is how long we had it running, never died but we took a break so I recharged just in case and I am so very happy. Thrilled! Also it has a light on it which is really great when at parks at night lol not that it should be on but just for convenience sake: you never know till ya need that light scenarios lolAlso I have our based the frog fan from buybuy baby and the mickey mouse fans from park and they legit die after like 3 hours lol XDDid I mention this fan is rechargeable!? HELLO. lol and flexible. I have the b lively stroller and it clips on the bar perfect to cool me off !

At this price point, this is one of the most silent fans I've ever used.>> SOUNDThere's a muted rattling/whirling sound, which gets louder at higher speeds. Using an Apple Watch, I measure the sound level:On the lowest fan speed: 45~50dB close-up and 35~40dB one feet away.On the highest fan speed: 75~80dB close-up and 45~50 one feet away.Note: These sound levels were measured when the fan isn't oscillating. It will be a little louder with oscillation turned on. With oscillation, there's a prominent whirring noise - for 6 seconds as it turns from one side to the other, 1 second of no whirring noise, then repeat. It'll probably become part of the background noise.>> FUNCTIONTwo buttons:(1) Auto-oscillation (hard-press the button for about 2 seconds to turn on/off). The same button is used to operate a Bright, LED light (short-press button on/off).(2) A knob to turn the fan on/off, continue to turn it to increase fan speeds.I like it so far.

As you can see the fan on the left is this fan and the clap design will not stay on the support bar of the golf cart because of the design and the way the opening decreases. It kept falling off. The fan on the right has a great clamp and has never fallen off the golf cart. I really like the fan and will use velcro to hold it to the support bar. Since I was unable to determine how well and the length of time the mister worked (due to the inability to keep it on the cart) I will update at a later time. I will say that it is obviously durable because it fell on the golf course twice and once on the cart path and did not break or crack and still works. So, the jury is still out as to how it performs. Perhaps they will change the clamp design to perform better on something that is moving like a golf cart.