10000mAh Portable Clip on Fan Rechargeable, Battery Operated Desk Fan Clip on Fan with LED Light, 3 Modes 360° Rotation Personal USB Small Fan for Outdoor Camping Golf Cart Indoor Gym Treadmill Office

Bought this for my work desk, it works great!PROsCompact: Just slightly bigger than a CD/DVD overall, & about 2 inches deep when folded up.Effective for at least 4 feet, it will keep you cool.2 swivels make sure you can point this thing at any possible angle, including straight up or down.Both the base and the clamp have foam to keep it from slipping. -Love this featureQuiet: Only produces a light buzz on the highest setting.Long lasting: Battery lasted for almost an entire 40 hour work week for me (Turned off during breaks).Light: I have no idea where this thing hides the battery, it weighs just a little more than a 9-volt.Charge lights -A feature that shouldn't be taken for granted.ConsTakes 7 hours to charge -Considering how long it runs, not a big deal.Power button is inset into the back; can be hard to find without looking.Top-heavy: Easy to knock over by clipping the top if set on a surface. -Not a problem if you place an oblong object in the clamp for extra support.

I bought this fan to use in a cruise. Firstly let me just say BUY THIS FAN!!!!!!! It’s pretty quiet, you know when it’s on, but baby does it do its job. It is worth the money. Best $13 I ever spent. It came with me everywhere on my trip and kept me cool. It has 3 speed settings, it’s rechargeable and it also has a light if you hold the button down (I had no idea until I accidentally pressed it) it holds a charge like nothing else I have that’s rechargeable. I think I went about three days of excessive use before needing a charge (even through my sleep I kept it on! ). The clip is convenient to use everywhere and grips easily so it doesn’t skip off. It also has a small metal hook if you want to hang it. It’s easy to open the fan so you can clean out dust it collects on the grate and fan. Really a 10 outta 10 product. I’m very pleased with my purchase.

This fan is quiet, fairly powerful for its size, has a battery that lasts a very long time without charging, runs while charging so you can keep it plugged in while using it and thus keep it continuously charged. It's great.We have bought five of them, and four are still working all around our house. They are always plugged in so that if we have a power outage during one of the heat waves that we are seeing more and more, we will have working fans for many hours, so that in an emergency we can just soak T-shirts in water, put them on, and aim the fans at us to cool down.The reason we have only four fans working now is because our fifth fan's mini-USB charging port broke off. Just from ordinary use, it broke and fell into the fan housing.From this as well as similar reports by others here, this mini-USB port appears to be the Achilles heel of this fan. But I encourage you to buy this fan nonetheless; just be very careful when plugging or removing your USB cable from the charging port. We have decided to just leave the USB cable attached to the port most of the time, so that we can minimize the number of times we have to stress it.

I haven't used this fan yet myself however I did ride in a golf cart where someone else's fan was used and it worked well. In fact it worked so well I decided to order one of my own.

I was looking for a personal fan to use while live performing, playing my guitar. After reading the reviews and specs, I purchased the ANKACEPERSONAL, 10000mAh Portable Rechargeable Fan. It far exceeded my expectations. It clamps easily onto my mic stand, (along with the holder for my I-pad). It is easily adjusted to direct the air flow at me. I use the second of the three speeds, and it provides a nice steady flow of air. Even at the highest setting, the fan noise (negligible) is not detected by my microphone. I sit / stand about 3 feet from the fan and the air flow is more than sufficient to keep you feeling "cooler". I have never run the fan until the battery power was exhausted, but, it runs continuously for three hours. If you need a personal fan, I highly recommend the Ankacepersonal fan.

An important thing to know with this fan is that it's pretty small. It's built well enough and the clip + 360 movement is nice, but it's small. You can fit the whole casing inside your hand, and the blades are about an inch smaller than the casing (and of course there is about an 1 1/2 inch circle in the middle that the blades come out of, making the blades even smaller). Since it is so small it has the drawbacks of a small fan: the blades don't push much air so you have to put it on the highest setting to feel any air movement. This of course means the blades are spinning really fast and the motor is working hardest, so it's very noisy and of course the battery life suffers.On the lowest setting from a full charge I did get about 15 hours from it but it might as well not have even been on due to how little airflow there was. I got this because it was battery powered and charges via USB but I will seek out a larger one for sure. The battery takes a long time to charge, so unless you use it rarely and can take the time to charge it up without using it, you'll wind up leaving it plugged in anyway.Overall: Decent fan that is practical in its functionality but too small to move any meaningful air

This is a shockingly good fan. It’s quiet, has a LONG battery life, a sturdy clip and lots of range of motion, and even doubles as a portable battery so it has made it easy to charge my phone from it. It holds lots of power, it’s crazy.I use it a lot in the kitchen, both to cool me while I’m cooking and to cool food.Also, I have dropped it on the floor a bunch like an idiot and it’s pretty fine. Nothing important broke, just the brackets that hold the fan in place are a bit loose. I’m sure I could fix that if it were a bigger problem, but the fan remains stationary and everything once I adjust it and that only takes a second. I could punch this fan in the face and I don’t think it would care.