Portable Neck Fan, Bladeless Neck Fan, Mini USB Personal Fan, small fan -- Black

So I bought this for going to the Disney parks in Florida. Took it to animal kingdom about 12pm and it lasted until 9pm. I did turn it off while at the rides. My. Everest had a pocket for it. Going to rain forest cafe or inside one of the air conditioned areas. But for about 6 hours on medium it seems to have 3 speeds. It lasted all day. It was breezy. Nice. But it was in the high 80’s. Charging it doesn’t let you know when it is done. The light just stays red. Just put it on the night before and charge it with your magic band and you should be good to go.

I bought 2 different ones to use at my friend's yard sale this summer-- I knew it would be HOT, so I got one for both of us, figuring I'd gift one if she liked it, or just keep one in each of our 2 vehicles to combat the heat before the AC kicks in. She used it, but isn't as effected by the heat as I am, so I took them both home after the weekend yard sale.It worked well, came fully charged, had good air flow and didnt catch my hair at all. Not very loud, although it seems rather loud on the high setting, being so close to your face/ears-- enough to make conversation or listening challenging. It is comfortable enough (could be more flexible, to actually direct airflow against the face, but the flow around the face is close enough to make a significant difference). It stayed in place around my neck for the most part (some kind of band or tie strap would be helpful, as when I was wirking/bending, it did slip off a time or two). And-- as I also am dealing with random bouts of excessive sweating (neck, face, scalp-- which could be diabetes, perimenopause, or some other issue), it really helps to have it on hand, and helps get my body regulated faster. (I also carry hand fans, misting bottles, etc. It's a pain!)The only issue I have encountered is with charging-- the instructions are not clear on either model I bought, but it said to charge it while it runs on low?? I thought I misunderstood and so I just plugged them up when the juice ran dry and they shut off. Nope, that "charge" (overnight) lasted all of 5 minutes. So, even though I didn't need to use it at the time, I ran the fans on low while I charged them, hanging next to the bed. But-- then they were fighting for charging time with other devices, so neither got a full charge; they still worked the next time I needed them (but not sure how long they would have run on the partial charge). I'm not even sure how they would indicate a full charge-- the red light I think means it is not charging, the flashing blue/pink light means it is charging-- maybe the blue light will stay on when fully charged? I'll keep observing both of them and update as needed.For the few dollars it cost me (about $15 each on sale) it did serve its initial purpose, and I don't expect too much from a cheap gadget. It may end up being clunky garbage sooner rather than later, as only time will tell. But I'm satisfied with the purchase.

Little heavy but beats the heat driving around in a mail vehicle. Air is just what you get and after looking over reviews I'm glad I purchased these. Drive 6 hours and battery still goes. These are a must if you can't stand the heat, hot flashes they just are great.

I do not like this neck fan because although it is “adjustable “ it really isn’t. I can mash the sides in to make it more narrow but it doesn’t stay that way. If I bend over even slightly it either shifts all around my neck or just falls right off. Not good. I’ll probably be asking for a refund

It work great when ur sitting but when u moving around it easy for it to fall. I'm not a big person so it felt big on my neck. I needed a strap to stop it from falling off my neck. It blow air in three different settings. once I came up with a way to keep around my neck. I wouldn't notice it after wow. The battery lasted 2 full work days for me on low settings before needing a charge. After it fell it was over tho. Lasted 2mo