Andwing Portable Neck Fan Rechargeable, Mini Fan Handheld with Waist Clip 3 Speed Adjustable, Leafless Personal Fan for Home Office Outdoor Travel (Black)

It really works

It's exactly what I wanted.Perfect for work

Great fan to put like on a desk or table. Doesn't really work around your neck.

Great easy to use fan. Got it to use in my fursuit head, good quality and not loud.

I'm glad I got this. Works well.

I never had a belt clip fan before so I thought I would give this a try. Perhaps I was expecting a bit too much out of it for its size, since the output power of the fan is left to be desired. At low settings you'll hardly notice a breeze if it's attached to your waist. At your neck area it's ok, but still not worth the "real estate" it occupies. What I also wasn't expecting is that it's quite loud even at low settings, and everyone around you (including yourself) will definitely know it's on. At high settings it's quite distracting, and I would imagine only using it outdoors. When I say "loud" by the way, that's due to the fact that the fan isn't terribly balanced, so the fan blades are a bit wobbly and create a lot of vibration. High quality fans have smooth bearings that restrict vibration, but this isn't one of those.Although I ultimately won't be using this for its original intended purpose, I did have a backup plan for it in mind just in case I didn't like it. I have a manual defrost RV-Style fridge that benefits from a little air circulation. This fan has a perfect square form factor, no exposed blades, has an in-take shield (really nice) and runs on a battery. So, it's perfect to use as an air circulator. You can find RV fridge fans for twice the price that aren't that much fancier than this unit, and you don't really need a ton of air circulation to get the benefit of mixing the air inside the fridge. Ironically, it's really good at that role than being a personal fan as it was sold.I would look elsewhere if you wanted a personal neck or belt clip fan. I would highly recommend it as a fridge fan, however.

amazing battery life! Works wonders for keeping cool in the Texas Heat.

Does what it claims to do pretty well. Its a bit bulky but not too much to be obnoxious. About the size of an ice cream sandwich in your hand. It is surprisingly lightweight too. Go ahead and latch it around your neck with the provided lanyard. You won't even know its there. The fan speeds are distinct in how much wind you get. So there's variety there. From a slight waft, to a steady light breeze.The battery will last on the first two speeds for a quite a long time. Multiple hours on speeds 1 and 2. BUT, from experience, on actually hot days the only speed that will get you sufficiently cool will be speed 3. And that's where the problem starts. Speed 3 is VERY battery intensive. It won't immediately drain the battery like water; but you'll probably only get about 60 to maybe 80-90 minutes of continuous use before you need to recharge. Power users might find that leaves something to be desired. Charge time isn't too bad. Perhaps around an hour or so from 0%-100%. If you have a battery pack on you while you're out you can charge the fan back up quickly enough to get it back in action when you need it. More battery life at maximum usage and it would be a five star item.