TORRAS COOLiFY 2S Lite Neck Air Conditioner

I use this almost everyday in the warm/hot seasons (basically not winter by me). I haven’t tried the heat part yet. I used it while in my third trimester of my pregnancy and it was a life safer. It works best indoors, but can be used outdoors and the cold feature would be good for outdoors in the heat. I love all the different features, it’s pretty quiet, and the location of the fans. It’s the only one I could find that doesn’t pull in my hair. Others get caught on your hair repeatedly, like 10+ times a day, and it’s painful. It is on the more expensive side, but it’s worth every penny for the high quality you get. It also has an app you can use to change between fan speeds, and turning the cool or heating on/changing their levels. I’m sooo happy I got this!

This neck fan is the best purchase I’ve ever made! As soon as I feel a hot flash coming on, I put this on and zap! Gone! No joke, I wouldn’t lie to menopausal women. Noise level gets in the way when you turn it up to second and third speeds but I only need the first speed. The neck gets so cool and that’s what actually puts out the fire, not the air. It is a little heavy on my neck but I just take it off once the hot flash is gone. I love the carrying case too. It’s awesome. Had this for a year and the battery is still great. So thankful for this thing!

I am revising my original review. The unit I purchased appeared to have been faulty: after a short period of use, it shut down before the battery was completely drained. I was about to send it back when a fresh heatwave prompted me to give it a second try: it restarted, but after a while died again in mid-action, with battery at 55%. After I processed the return and shipped the faulty unit back, I was contacted by a Torras representative. I would give Five Stars for customer service alone. I received very personal and accommodating support, and a free replacement unit which was shipped to a different location where I am currently traveling. As I'm now enjoying a cooler spell, I haven't needed to use it much, but I have received detailed care instructions to make sure the battery gets calibrated properly (which turned out to be pretty much what I did to start with, by accident): let the battery drain completely the first few times around, and recharge to 100%. After that, treat as any other lithium battery and keep the charge between 20% and 80% or so. That last recommendation might be hard to follow, when traveling and unable to recharge the unit on the go. I will report on my further experience, but here are some thoughts: • WEIGHT: it isn't super light. As a petite woman, I find it most useful when stationary - it's not something you'd want to run with (but then who wants to run in 90+ degree weather anyway) • COMFORT: weight and comfort go together, but it's not so heavy as to make me uncomfortable when just sitting or moving around the house. I noticed that reviewers of other neck fans complained about tightness. I can't say how this would feel on someone much bigger, but there is ample room, and the device has a built-in hinge at the center, encased in rubber, that allows you to open it wider, and the circumference feels like it could easily accommodate a larger individual • EFFECTIVENESS: Indoors, I think it actually does a great job. There is a stream of really cold air plus the unit itself is cold to touch (I had some family members try it on for size and esp. some women found it "too cold"). There are 3 cooling setting C1, C2, C3, but if you pair it with a phone app, you can add a couple in-between settings. There is also just a plain fan (I haven't used that at all - I need the ice-cold - but after I've cooled off, C1 is sufficient). Outdoors: It is less effective - the ambient heat just seems to absorb and neutralize the cool air emitted by the fan, but the cool touch of the panels does bring some relief. • EFFICIENCY: I need to test the new unit in terms of battery power. The original one I returned was clearly faulty; however, at C2-C3, it seemed to last a few hours. The maximal advertised might perhaps be achieved in the fan-only mode. • PORTABILITY: I am currently traveling with it, and expect it will be a salvation if I ever get stuck again on a broken train in the middle of nowhere during a heat wave... But you must prioritize: added to other electronic devices, it might be too much, going off the grid - short-lived, but then great for more urban travel, when you can pack light and accommodate the device. It comes with a handy (and sturdy) case, and a USB-C to USB-C charger. Can be recharged using a power bank. One thing to note, if you are considering other brands, there aren't that many that generate genuinely cold air. Most are just fans (even if they have cool blue squiggles coming out of the vents in the product image). So if you're looking for just a plain fan, you might find something lighter / cheaper. But this is one of the few I've seen that effectively uses the Peltier effect to generate cool air. Plus, it's nice to know you can count on great customer service. >>>To be continued.

This thing saved my life the last two summers! I went golfing with my brother in Mississippi in July and almost died. I would have died for sure if it wasn't for this thing. This summer I tore up all my grass and remodeled the front yard. This thing with a wide brimmed hat got me through the heat everyday. This is probably the best version of this out there and it's definitely the one you want

My arthritis flares up in heat and humidity. I live in Florida. I’m extremely disappointed in the cooling function. After an hour it no longer operates as it did when I first turn it on. Do not recommend especially for the cost.

Not much different than a regular neck fan

38y/o male. US size 10.5 As someone who can out-sweat a heard of cattle, I now own two. First, yes they have cooling plates and they get cold. Very cold. I've been through numerous neck fans and some are great fans but I needed next level and this is it! It works very well.amd is powerful . Here's all u need to know: Full charge from empty about 1-1.5 hours depending on rate of charge. Even off a power bank. I own a 50k mha Fan feature push selector button on left neck once F1- low speed will last about 20 hrs F2 - medium will last about 12 hours F3 - high will last about 8 hours Cool feature push selector button on left neck once C1- cool w/low fan ≈ 4-6 hours C2- cool w/med fan ≈ 3-4 hours C3- cool w/high fan ≈ 2-3 hours *powerful Heat feature hold selector button on left neck Not a clue...probably will never use it unless ice fishing or shoveling snow. So more to come The case is great. Fits the fan well with very little rattle..comes with a USBC to USBC cord, no power brick. Comfort: it's a little tight at first but the silicone neck strip will break in over a few uses and be more comfortable to your neck. After a few uses. Very comfortable. Not too heavy. May be a little heavy for elderly. Cooling plates feature too cold for elderly (75+) even on low. I've tested it in a few church members Noise: very quiet for spectators and user On any fan level 3 mode it's a little loud to carry on a conversation at 20 feet without other person raising their voice Durability: very well made and Hope they last. I have a tan one that beeps with mode changes. My black one doesn't. Just something I noticed

Scenesetter: I bought this for my daily commute. I walk about 1/2 mile to the DC Metro, take the train, then walk another 1/2 mile to the office. Reverse course in the afternoon. In spite of TORRAS's hype, the 2025 COOLiFY 2S is not worth the price. To be clear: It does cool. It does NOT make a difference outdoors in July heat and humidity, AM or PM. I did not expect it to have any magical effect on the DC humidity, but I expected better for the temperature challenges, and the COOLiFY 2S is not up to task. Where it does provide a modicum of relief is upon boarding and riding a minimally air-conditioned train car and sitting with no effort toward walking or other movement. Depending on the car's cooling capacity, the 2S assists in bringing the temperature down for my cheeks and neck area, partially resetting me for the second walk of my commute. For this bare minimum service, the machine gets a second star. If shaded, indoor, air-conditioned yet still mildly uncomfortable environments are where you're looking to cool down, then this MIGHT be for you. (I'm thinking airport gate agents, that sort of workspace.) Additional note: I checked out the app in the Apple app store, since there's Bluetooth connectivity. The amount of data this Chinese product sucks from your phone startled me, and I have Facebook. I wouldn't load that app on my enemy's phone. Anyway, hope this helps your decision making process. I'm on the fence about returning the thing because I'm fortunate enough to be able to absorb the loss, but if this is an investment of consideration for you, consider carefully. I didn't expect a miracle machine, but the COOLiFY 2S is weaker than advertised.

I have menopause and I'm a community nurse and I'm always very hot..So I decided to buy a neck fan.. Well this one was going to be my back up so when my first one dies I can use this one.. Not worth it.. Battery doesn't last Its very loud Speed is to slow... I returned it and got my money back and bought another one..

I have this is in white and blue. It works well and really helps me on the really hot days.

Game changer