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

This little fan works wonders! I originally purchased one in July 2023. I needed something that I could attach to the drop ceiling in our bathroom. It’s not ventilated so it can get hot very quick. This did the job with a command hook on the main frame. It is used daily and left running quite frequently. Even after 2 years it still works great. We also had a small tabletop box fan to help push some air around in the corner of the bathroom but I’ve noticed it just doesn’t put out as much air as these babies do. So, I just bought a second fan! These work great wherever you need the air and cannot or do not want to fool with the electrical part. Plus the price is unbeatable! Would definitely repurchase 1000 times over!

We love this fan for use in our rv. Very lightweight but does a great job for the cost and size!

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. LOL The 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=1 It 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 was great, until it stopped working after 4 times of using it. I'm 10 days over the return limit. Glad it wasn't too expensive. Looking elsewhere for a different one.

SO LOUD! I will first say that this little fans puts out a lot of air and it's very worth the money. I have 2, one in my laundry room, just to keep the air cool in there, and one over my stove since my exhaust fan isn't very good. The problem is that my bedroom is upstairs, right over the kitchen, and as I'm going to sleep, I can hear (and feel) the humming/buzzing from the one over the stove!! It's maddening! I ended up buying a wifi plug so I could control it with Alexa instead of having to go up and down the stairs to turn it off when I forget.

This little fan is pretty powerful!!! We use it during the day at camp when its high 80’s, our senior Dachshund tends to overheat easily and loves napping under this fan. Its not a “portable fan” in the sense where you can charge it and hang it anywhere. It has no internal battery, it needs to stay connected to a power source in order to function. Normally we just connect it to a USB cell phone battery type charger and it works perfectly. The length of use will be determined by the battery or power source you connect it to. The blades also detach which makes storing this fan basically a non issue. We just throw in the bag with all our camp bedding and set it up in two seconds while we set up the inside of our tent. If you love sleeping with a fan on even tho the ambient surrounding temperature is already cold, this fan is perfect for you. We camped one night in the mountains this past summer, and it got down into the 50’s (°f) and forgot to turn the fan off while it was plugged into our Ecoflow, so it went all night and we froze our butts off. 10/10 would definitely recommend!!! Especially for the warmer summer days.

First it is not a home ceiling fan. It’s a tent ceiling fan. For a tent or temporary outdoor space, or even semi permanent space. It moves air. It doesn’t have a wide field. So if your not within 4 feet of being under it you probably won’t feel it. But it runs via usb and it’s small and inexpensive. With a little battery pack, you can run it all night. And charge the pack during the day easily. It’s quiet. And when plugged directly into my solar, my system can’t tell it’s there! So I pretty much leave it running 24/7. Blades are more durable than people make it out to be. My head will attest to that. I’m still looking for a slightly larger permanent mount. But for the price and at the moment. Totally worth it.