Dual Fan Kit for Peloton Bike, 360 Rotation, 3 Speed Adjustable, No Charging Required, Black

I think I am like a lot of people in that I read a lot of reviews before making purchases and then just try to figure which I can believe so I will make most of my comments about other aspects/questions I have read:- Will it interfere with rotating the screen? This was not really a concern for me since I rarely use my Peloton for anything other than riding but it is is very legitimate concern. Originally I thought I would be able to tilt the fans down enough and still have the screen rotate around but that did not work so yes, you will have to remove the entire setup to rotate the screen. Not ideal obviously but this setup is quite easy to remove all together so personally I would not let that dissuade anyone.- Do fans move enough air? I have read that some think these fans do not move enough air and I really find that one hard to understand. If you are in saddle, these will blow quite a bit of air right on you between your chest to head depending on how you have them setup. And there are 3 fan settings and I actually found the highest speed to almost be too much. If you are upright (hands off bars), yes you will get less air but even then it is not bad. Out of the saddle the air just hits you a little lower. All of this is easily adjustable.- Are the fans are too noisy? This one I also do not understand. Unless you are a super quite rider and have volume down extremely low, you will not hear these AT ALL. I thought they were completely quiet (and they are close) but when I did fully stop, and really tried t listen, I could hear them.- How do you control the fans? As discussed by some the fans have INDIVIDUAL buttons on the back (and one will be on the top and one will be on the bottom). Completely not a big deal to me and it would be quite an issue to have them otherwise. An ideal situation (to me) would be a single button/switch on the cross bar but that is simply too much to ask in my opinion (and the fans run off the battery so would not work without extensive change).- Will my hands hit the fans or will the bars block the fans? Not all in my opinion and I can put my hands in any position and never hit the fans. And you can VERY easily adjust the fans so I just do not see how this is a problem. You can see in my photo that I have the fans along with a phone holder and everything fits very well with my screen at a normal (to me) tilt.- Do the fan feel "cheap"? The fans and fan casings are plastic (no surprise at all to me) so yes to some they may feel a little cheap, but they are intentionally light and made I am sure in part to keep cost down. I would say that the cross bar portion feels very solid and that is where I think it would matter most. Overall to me this setup feels fine.- How does it get power from the Peloton? As discussed by many these fans have individual power connections that connect to a single USB-micro power cable AND they provide a USB-C to USB-micro adapter that for me fit without any issue (some say it fit too tight - I did not see this).Bottom line to me, I did not use a fan before (~ 1 year with my Peloton) and I do not feel like I had to have one, but I do really like this setup and I am pretty sure I will use it all of the time. I would have trouble finding any fault with this item.

As other reviewers have shared, the charging system is very cheaply made and the “rechargeable” batteries do not recharge. So once the initial stored power was used up, the product stopped working consistently. I can’t get about 2-5 seconds of fan action at the lowest setting before it stops spinning and then have to wait another 5 minutes to get another 2-5 seconds. This is the case whether it’s connected to the bike (so constant electrical delivery) or after an attempted recharge at an outlet. The batteries it uses isn’t your standard AA/AAA/D etc battery that you can just replace. Do not buy this - it will just end up in the landfill.

Update: After having used the fan for a few weeks now, I am upgrading it from 3 to 4 stars. Despite its flaws (see my original review below), I have come to like the fan so much that 4 stars seems like a more adequate rating.________________________________________________________________________After installing the dual fan on my Peloton Bike Plus, here some thoughts for y’all to consider before buying:Pros:• The fans are relatively quiet• Fans have 3 speed settings and move a decent amount of air on the highest settingCons:• The design is flawed. Installing the fan as pictured won’t allow for the Peloton screen to swivel, which is a key feature of the Bike Plus. If you are like me, it is something you do every other workout or more, and taking the fan on and off every time would be super annoying. I worked around this by installing the fan on the underside of the handlebar, but that brings its own problems: (1) the fan isn’t properly secured by the supplied clamp, so I used zip ties to make sure it won’t fall off. (2) the handlebar is now obstructing the airflow. I like to put a towel over my handlebar while I ride, but doing that now will more or less completely block airflow.• The overall construction is flimsy. Not sure how long it will hold up, but it doesn’t seem very durable.• No single on-off switch (each fan has its own power button)• With the adapter, the plug in the back is a tight fit. Not easy to plug in and out of the power source.I wish there was a fan option that mounts fans to each side of the screen, I think that would be a much better design, especially for the Bike Plus. But for now I’ll keep this and put up with its flaws.

Did not work or fit my peloton bike

I received this product and found it was overall cheaply made and fragile. The two small self tapping screws that hold the fans on are very short and thin. You actually need a pair of pliers to turn them into the fan which to hold them on. It won’t take much to break the fan off. The assembled unit does mount to the Bike as shown but the stock images are somewhat misleading. The stock pics show plenty of room around the handlebars of the bike and screen but it’s a tighter fit than it looks. If you going to hold on to the sides of the handlebars, they are bound to get in the way and the fans could get broke. To be fair, the power cable does plug nicely to the monitor on the Bike and the fans blow air well. Sadly, I couldn’t see myself using this with the bike. It’s much too crowded and the fans are too fragile for my liking and be afraid they would snap off. Needless to say, I sent mine back for refund and am looking for something better for the Peloton Bike.

These things have received a lot of hate and that made me slow to purchase them.Did I set them up and experience the same one fan at a time issue. Yes.Was it because I didn't remove the plastic from the battery first? Also, yes.These work so well. I'm so glad I have them. They haven't gotten any noisier. They are easy to use. 100/10 would buy again.