CONBOLA Small Desk Fan for Bedroom, 4000mAh Battery Powered Rechargeable Fan, 90° Vertical Manual and 120° Oscillating Fan, 4 Speeds Quiet Air Circulator Table Fan for Home Office, Pink

We don't have air conditioning and live where it routinely gets to be above 100 F in the summer...fans are crucial to surviving. These do an amazing job of moving air, even on the lowest setting, and have a great battery life. I am able to bring this with me from room to room so I can use it where I need it. I even use it in the kitchen when I am cooking! I've also brought this with me to play bingo because I run hot and they generally keep it too warm for me. This fan is whisper quiet and keeps me cool while not annoying my fellow players or interfering with the game. When I'm worried about possibly running out of battery away from home, I just use a portable battery pack that I keep for my phone and charge up the fan. And it still turns on whether you're charging it from a wall or from a portable battery pack so you never need to go without a breeze to keep you cool.

I've fallen in love with portable fans, and have accumulated quite a few in recent years. While I have my doubts about the longevity of this fan, mainly because it's very light, it has a lot of pros just out of the box. -moves a surprising amount of air for its size, even on low -is very quiet on low speed and oscillating -has a nice appearance -light and takes up little space, especially compared to our other oscillating rechargeable fan -front grill comes off for cleaning (a feature I've come to appreciate and look for) -has both micro USB and USB-C charging ports, another convenient feature in practice -stable base -better vertical tilt range than some other oscillating rechargeable fans out there -two rows of unassuming LED lights on top of the base show the currently selected fan speed (top) and the charge level (bottom) -separate buttons for the power/speed and oscillation functions on either side of the LED indicators (hate when they try to pack all controls into one button, ex: "press quickly once to rotate through speeds and power on or off, use one long press to turn oscillation on or off", this is a recipe for user frustration) This is a sensible, easy to use design for a fan that is not trying to be a super-versatile camp/emergency fan but rather a quiet, small-footprint table fan that can be moved around when needed and might come in handy during power outages. I think it would make a thoughtful house gift, even for someone who isn't usually good with gadgets, like maybe an older relative (be sure to get them a USB wall adapter too--this fan, like most USB devices, doesn't come with one). Possible drawbacks: -It doesn't have a lantern feature, which is perfectly fine at the price I paid (lucked into a coupon discount). I'm thinking they kept the design simple and focused on making it do what it does well, hopefully for a good while. -no remote--not a dealbreaker for our purposes, but if you want one, look elsewhere -only average battery storage (4000mAh) for its size range. We have others with this capacity and we've used them for maybe 6 hours here and there without them running down, haven't tested maximum endurance. That said, if you're looking for an emergency fan that can get you through extended blackouts or want to use it disconnected for long periods, you should probably consider a camping-type fan with bigger capacity and a lantern feature instead. -I took off a star because there is no way to actually look up the warranty here on the site, and there is no mention of warranty coverage on or in the box. I think "CONBOLA" is a subsidiary name. The brand on the box is "Inmorven" and contact information for that company is printed on the box. Inmorven dot net is the manufacturer. I've contacted them to ask for warranty coverage on this model (F206). Overall, it looks and feels like a well designed and made little fan, and I'm pleased with the deal I got. I'll update this review with their reply to my question about warranty coverage, and later about our experience with battery time and how well it's performing after extended use. Update: Inmorven.net responded to my inquiry and confirmed a one-year replacement warranty (for normal use). I don't think I'll need to test the theory but they did respond timely to the question.

Does what it needs to do! Cute, small, perfect for my desk. Holds charge well. The only thing I will say is that the fan doesn’t stay upright, it kind of shifts to face downward.

This little fan is more powerful and battery lasts longer than I expected. Very pleased with this purchase as I have used it daily for maybe a year now

I had doubts about how this little fan would work, especially because of its size, but I gave it a try. To my surprise, it packs a wind punch. I use it daily when applying skin lotions and serums so they dry quicker. It also helps keep me cooler when using the blow dryer and flat iron. The ultimate plus is that it doesn't use a precious outlet because I only have two in the bathroom. As a bonus, I can move it around freely without tangled cords, not only in the bathroom but also in the kitchen, at my desk, in the bedroom, etc. The super compact size is ideal for condo living. This is almost a perfect buy. While the charge lasts a good four days, the only drawback is that the charging time is lengthy. However, you can use the fan while it’s charging. Suffice it to say, I've ordered one for my sister who uses a hand fan to dry her skincare products. I think she's going to love it.

great little fan. i have it in my kitchen if i get warm while cooking. it puts out a very good amount of air flow even on the lowest setting. it can be fixed in one place or there is a button for oscillating the fan to cover an area with a breeze. i like the fact that you can aim the fan right at yourself or you can aim it straight up just to add air around a whole room. its quiet and very easy to use. happy with my purchase.

Portable and works well for my Hot Flashes decent battery life changes fast

It is very quiet but is powerful. It last a while on a single charge.

Had to send it back as it stopped working after charging it the first time. Moreover the fan build quality itself feels very poor. Got an exchange as a refund was not possible. I wonder how long will this piece work, as used it for a few hours, after that travelling for a few weeks, so cannot use the fan

This is a fairly decent desk fan with relatively high airflow based on its size. The frame and the body are entirely plastic including the base which is common and typical of most desk fans found here; however, it does appears to be reasonably well made without any visible defects. ≡ Physical build The physical build quality seems just fine although it's entirely made of plastic. The fan grill can be removed by twisting it counterclockwise (pic 13) so the blades can be cleaned which is nice. ≡ Features It has 4 levels of fan speed as well as the ability to turn on/off oscillation. A single press of the POWER button (right) starts/stops and cycles through all the levels while a single press of the S button (left) turns on/off the oscillation mode. Press and hold the power will also turn the fan off. Note that it will continue to oscillate (if it's oscillating when it's being powered off) when it's turned off UNTIL it's reseated to the default position (center) and it will START to oscillate and finally back to the center position if it's not at the default position when it's powered off. It also has 4 LEDs to indicate the level selected as well as another 4 LEDs to indicate battery capacity remained. The right-most LED for battery capacity flashes when it's being charged. It can be tilted 90° up and down and swiveled (oscillated) horizontally for about 120°. At the lowest level, it's fairly quiet (although it can still be heard in a quiet room when it's less than 1ft away) and can be felt at a max distance of about 1m (3 ft). At the highest level it can be felt at about 2m (6 ft) and it's still reasonably low noise at that same distance (for me anyway). ≡ Power It draws about 0.5A when it's being charged (4000 mAh battery, unverified) AND when the fan is off, and it draws a max of 1.6A when it's at the highest speed with oscillation turned on (pic 14). When it's being charged and running at the same time, it draws about 0.8A which is over USB 2.0 spec (0.5A) and just under what USB 3.0 (0.9A) can provide so consider that you wanna use USB ports on your computer/laptop to charge it (not the best idea). All recent USB charger/adapter that's able to provide a minimum of 2A should work just fine for this fan in all working conditions. ≡ Charging port It can be charged via either USB-C or Micro USB which is nice; however, only a Micro USB cable is provided and that's a boo-boo. With that being said, this is one of the few that can actually be charged via an USB-C/C cable because most others require an USB-C/A cable (i.e. NOT real USB-C compliant port). ≡ Value All things considered, this is a fairly decent oscillating desk fan that's reasonably well made and performs fairly well given the circumstance. It's reasonably priced at $25 for what it provides and its overall build quality and performance. It would've been great IF this comes with a remote.

Muy bien, ventila más de lo que esperas y dura bastante la batería.

Me gustó muchísimo, tiene buena potencia, lo único que no me gustó es que se cae rápido la pintura del tono rosa al mínimo contacto, lo demás es bueno, de buena calidad y bonito.

I really like this fan. I have one just like it, but it does not oscillate. In short it does a very good job of cooling. The airflow goes from a light breeze to a good strong airflow. The angle of the air is wide so it is not limited to a small zone that you need to be in. The other thing that is great about this fan is it is very quiet. I have others that I will only turn on if there is music or noise going because the sound bothers me. It looks nice on the desk and it doesn’t really take up much space at all. Should the need arise you can with the touch of a button make it oscillate to get an even wider area. The speed of the oscillation is such that you don’t overheat waiting for the airflow to come back to you. You can also angle the fan up or down so the main flow hits right where you want. Lastly the battery is a good one. It takes a bit longer to charge that some of my other fans, but it definitely lasts longer than usual. With this fan you can go all day on medium speed which is for me more than enough cooling air. It is recharged via USB cable so you have no worries when it gets low. With all the desk fans I have I think I like this one the best. That is because it is solidly made so it doesn’t vibrate or make rattle noises. It is also easy to clean. Simply twist the front fan grill and it pops off. That way you can easily get at the fan blades to clean of all that dust and grime you didn’t know was in the air.