Diveblues Portable Handheld Turbo Fan, 5 Gear Wind, Battery Operated, Up to 12 Working Hours, 3 IN 1 Hand Fan with Air Turbo Tech Cooling Fan for Outdoor Activities, Travel, Working, Obsidian black

Excellent rechargeable personal fan. We bought both this DiveBlues JetForce fan and the Jisulife fan. Much more powerful and lasts longer than typical non-rechargeable battery personal fans. The Jetforce fan’s head tilts and there is a speed level indicator, 2 features missing from the Jisulife fan. This fan is also more powerful and focused than the Jisulife fan, but also noisier. The Jisulife fan is more diffused, quieter, and has a longer advertised battery life (both are rechargeable), 15.5 hours compared to 11 hours. We ended up keeping both.

This little fan is very mighty! The cooling effect is awesome. Various speed levels, very lightweight and comfortable to wear all day with adjustable straps . The size is good! No batteries needed. Just charge it and u ready for the ball park ! So easy!

This fan is AMAZING. It's small and lightweight. It comes with a lanyard so you can prop on a table or wear around your neck if you work in warmer areas. The battery lasts for hours. It has 5 speeds and can literally blow air across a room. Perfect when you need a quick cool down and for the personal summers! 😉

Yeah, this is an awesomely made product. The way you can swivel the head to make it sit on a desk while blowing towards you is genius. Fan is really powerful, I never have to go past the first setting, and battery lasts at least 3 hours. And at an affordable price? A+++ product.

I love that this is a powerful little fan. Portable, and light weight. I live in the Caribbean and wanted it to travel with me to church, restaurants and other places where it can get uncomfortable for me. However, I dropped one star because it’s too loud for me to use in normal indoor environments. It’s a high pitched noise that draws attention and disturbs those around me. Also, you have to cycle through the 5 speeds to shut it down, which only get louder. I use it home. Works well if the power goes out.

This is a great fan. A friend had one and after I used hers, I had to have one too. This is a well made, sturdy quality fan. I love that the air is not just air, but cool air like an a/c cool. There are 5 speed settings. It’s adjustable so if you are out for dinner, you can set it up discreetly to cool you down from different angles. I just bought a second one as an I just bought a second one as a gift. We a lot with a friend, she couldn’t stop using mine. So decided to give her one. Adios hot flashes.

I brought the Diveblues Portable Handheld Turbo Fan with me on a long flight to and from Hawaii, and I’m so glad I did. This little fan was an absolute game-changer for staying cool and comfortable on the plane. It’s surprisingly powerful for its size — I didn’t expect it to push so much air, even on the lower settings! What impressed me most is how quiet it is. I used it during overnight flights without disturbing anyone around me. The battery life easily lasted the entire trip, and I even had enough charge left for the return flight. It charges fast via USB-C, which is super convenient when you’re traveling. It’s compact, lightweight, and fits easily in a carry-on or personal item. I also appreciated the ergonomic grip and sturdy build — it doesn’t feel cheap at all. Whether you’re flying, commuting, or just need portable cooling on the go, this fan is a must-have. Highly recommend it for frequent travelers or anyone who values comfort in tight or warm spaces

Let me tell you, this has saved my life traveling to hot places. It sounds a little like a jet engine, but boy does it work. If you don’t believe me, take the word of 8 attractive Italian men that tried to buy it off me in Murano. Well, you can’t take their word because I don’t know how to contact them, but I can tell you the story. I’m a teacher, and I take students on international trips in the summers. We were in Italy and stopped at a glass blowing shop for a demonstration and then were left to shop around for a while. Between the summer heat on the island, the fiery furnace they use for glass blowing, and the fact that Europeans don’t believe in consciences like air conditioning and ice water, you best bet that I had my fan out. When I tell you it was hot, it was HOT. It was over 100 degrees, the shop had no air circulation, it was humid, and I nearly had a student pass out. I was walking around the shop, my fan buzzing like it might take off and start flying, but in true American fashion, I honestly didn’t care about the noise. I was just glad for the sweet relief. I was minding my own business when an Italian man— a very attractive Italian man in a suit mind you— who worked there came up to me. He kinda nervously asked, “Excuse me…but….can I try that?” It took me a second to realize he was talking about my fan. “Oh! Yeah, sure,” I said and handed him the fan. He pointed the fan at his face, and I swear I saw his life change in that instant. “This is incredible! Where did you get it?” “Oh, just on Amazon,” I replied. “Amazon…” he repeated to himself before turning his gaze back on me as if he suddenly remembered I was there. “Oh! Sorry! Here is your fan back.” He left, and I thought that was the end of that interaction, but he returned, this time with an equally attractive co-worker. “Can my friend try this?” I handed the fan to his co-worker, and he had that same look in his eyes, a look that told me he would never be the same again. “Pardon what you are about to see, it might be unsightly,” he said as he lifted his shirt (definitely not unsightly, that part) and then started blowing the fan underneath. He called another man over, “you’ve got to try this!” Then two more came over, and then another. Soon, it was me, a 25 year old American girl, surrounded by 8 gorgeous Italian men who were now talking to me because of my fan. The first man was able to get my fan back and shoo the other men off, and we did a search together for the same fan on Italian Amazon only to find out it cost 80 euros! 80! That’s insane! Understandably, he seemed defeated, and then he suddenly perked up. “I have an idea! Your American fan cost $20. What if we work together and form a business? You buy 100 fans in the US. We sell them here for $30, and trust me, once people see these they WILL buy them. We split the cost and the revenue.” He claps his hands together, a gleam in his eyes. “Instant profit!” And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how I met your father and became a millionaire. Just kidding. I’m still on a teacher’s salary, and I never saw those guys again. They just liked me for my fan— which I was 100% okay with, mind you. But seriously. It’s a great fan and it lasts me all day long. Give it a try! And if you find yourself in a glass blowing shop in Murano, make sure you have it with you. 😉