SKYRI Portable Ceiling Fan Mini USB Tent Fans for RV, Camping, Outdoor Hanging Gazebo Tents Ceiling Canopy Dorm Room Fan DC 5V Compatible Battery Power

Very lightweight, very effective one-speed USB fan. You can remove the vanes for storage or transport, although I don't have a guess at how often you can remove and replace them before something wears down and they won't stay in place. This seems well-made, though.Quiet, and moves enough air for a small room or a large tent. Single-speed, very simple, and doesn't use much power. It's so light that it's easy to hang, and the hardest part is making sure you have the cord (which is a good length) out of the way of the blades.

Hands down best tent fan for camping. 10/10 rating. I own 3 because I love them so much. For a little fan, it really pushes some air. It works just like a ceiling fan but it must be hanging directly over you to feel the air. Thats the only negative thing I can say about it. I let 2 friends each borrow one and they fell in love with it as well. So I purchased them each one on the spot. I highly recommend this fan. Especially if you tent camp, BUY IT!Also, get some caribbeaners to help string it up in your tent. Cord must stay tight (no slack whatsoever) to avoid tangling into the blades. Won't hurt the blades or the fan if it gets caught up, but will stop the fan from spinning if you don't keep the cord tight.

I ordered this USB fan in September of 2019, so I've had it for 8 months now and it still runs pretty nicely! My bedroom is actually in a finished basement, and there are a lot of hooks on the ceiling with random knickknacks and old newspapers hanging. So it was super easy for me to find a hook to hang this fan from. Then, I just routed the wire along the ceiling and down to the nearest outlet and I was good to go. It creates a nice breeze and sometimes it even almost works too well. LOLThe only issue I have with the fan is that it's a bit noisy (especially when I first turn it on). It almost sounds like the ball bearings are shot and need to be either cleaned or lubricated. Once it gets going for like 20 seconds or so, the noise will actually go away on its own.Another quirk about the fan that many people here pointed out already, is that there is no on/off switch. To rectify that, I bought one of these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QDSV5J4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1It seems like an item you wouldn't buy under normal circumstances, but boy that switch comes in handy for this fan and is a perfect match for it.Eventually I might lubricate the fan or clean out the ball bearings, or replace it with a new fan. But for $15.99, and 8 months later, I can definitely say I got my money's worth out of it already.

I just used this on a 10-day Alaskan cruise. I brought along two magnetic hooks for hanging the fan and the other to manage the cable. The cable is plenty long to reach the nightstand where the power outlet was (used USB-A connection, so most any power brick will work). The switch was easy to use and worked as a switch should. Putting together the fan was as easy as inserting 3 fan blades into the body. They each went in with a solid "click". Removing them was just as easy. The air circulation the fan provided was just right, if not a bit too strong. I moved the fan a little to the right of the bed and that was the way I controlled air flow to the bed. I usually sleep with a ceiling fan on, even in winter, so being able to have a ceiling fan on a cruise was really nice. You could definitely hear the fan, but it was not loud enough to disturb sleep. I'll be using this on every cruise I take from now on.

This is a camping must have! It is so lightweight and breaks down to a small size, there should be no excuse for why you wouldn't want to bring it with you. It can be used with a USB battery pack and my battery is large enough to have this fan last a few nights. I've been camping in Death Valley with this and it is a game changer. When it is over 100 degrees at night, this was a savior.The cord is long enough that I was able to route the cable along the side of the tent so the cord and battery weren't in the way. This is just a perfect product and you'd be silly not to buy it. And no, I am not being endorsed or paid by the company to write this review. Just hit add to cart and don't look back. Your warm/hot weather camping will never be the same.

We purchased this to hang inside our family tent. This was such a game changer from being miserable at night in the heat. Our tent is 6’ tall and about 12’ wide. Sleeping on 2 queen size air mattress 5” off the floor This REALLY works great! Obviously if you’re directly under it the breeze is fantastic. But easily felt in a 7-8’ radius. So great that I’ve since purchased another and put it in my day pack when heading to hikes or BBQs and have even used it on my deck when eating to keep the mosquitos away.I have a 26000 mAH power bank and I have run this for about 4-5 HOURS with about a %15 drop.There is no hi, med, or low switch. But It does have an in-line power switch on the long cable and has ONE speed and it’s high!!.The 3 fan blades easily install and can be removed without the feeling that you will break it. This feels like a quality product and performs much better than I expected for a Battery operated fan, under $20.Oh.... I forgot to mention it’s absolutely quiet! There was no disturbing humm, just slight whirling sound you expect from a fan.

It’s a good tent fan. Been using it in my van and it has worked well. I dropped it and broke a fin. I contacted the company for a replacement and they sent it to me, no questions asked. It moves the air around well enough. It won’t help in 90 degree heat but it keeps condensation down in my van at 75 degrees or less. I would and have recommended it to others.