🌬️ HARATA 8-inch Desk Fan: Rechargeable, 3 Speeds, Quiet Operation, 160° Rotation, USB Table Fan for Home, Kitchen, Office - Strong Wind & Cordless Design Review

We love, love, love this fan. We've had other portable fans before, but we like this one better! It has three speeds, is quiet, lightweight, and does a great job of moving air. We love the shape and the work. We love the look and since we've got it we've been finding more and more ways to use it. It runs on both battery and AC power. We think we'll end up buying a few more because we really like it and want to use it in a lot of places.

Excellent fan! I like that it can be wireless if needed. Battery life on medium settings is around 4 hours. I usually have it plugged in because I work 12 hours a day. At level 1 it is very quiet and if you increase the speed to 3 levels the sound gets louder. A slight "gasp” can be heard at level 3. But to be honest, levels 1 and 2 are enough for me to cool down during my "hot flashes". I like that the front screen is removable so the blades and screen can be cleaned. I'm considering getting…

Nice looking fan and worked well for the very short time it has been in use. I've only had it 3-4 months and it randomly stopped working even when it was supposed to be fully charged AND it stopped when plugged in. I bought it to use in the bathroom which gets very warm when I try to put on my makeup so it can only be used for an hour a day. If you are looking for a long lasting fan, I suggest you look for another model :(

I just love this little fan. Quiet in first and second gear; the third speed is audible but not loud and not at all annoying. I love that you can rotate it and it does a really good job as a little desktop fan. I gave them 4 stars for battery life, but I didn't really use it on battery for more than 30 minutes and everything was fine. Highly recommended.

I was looking for a portable fan for my RV, so I needed something that could run on both 12V and a regular household fan. I loved how this fan looked in the photos, but was even more impressed with the design and build quality when I received it. I let it charge fully and then unplugged it and let it run at low speed (which still moves air and can be felt from a few feet away) until the battery died. It took a little less than 6 hours of continuous work. Operation is simple with a button to…

This fan is nice and quiet. I like a little more air when sewing at my desk, that's great. Thinking about how long I endured a desk fan that sounded like a jet engine, LOL, and this cute creation just waiting to be bought! If I were still working, I would order another one for my desk, it was always hot there. USB charging is easy and the fan holds the charge, I don't know how long I keep it plugged in all the time. Enjoy!

Excellent fan! I like that it can be wireless if needed. Battery life on medium settings is around 4 hours. I usually have it plugged in because I work 12 hours a day. At level 1 it is very quiet and if you increase the speed to 3 levels the sound gets louder. At level 3, a slight "gasp" can be heard. But to be honest, levels 1 and 2 are enough for me to cool down during my "hot flashes". I like that the front screen is removable so the blades and screen can be cleaned. I'm considering getting…

I bought this fan in April. But even in the dead of winter I can still turn this fan on at night for background noise to help me sleep because the breeze is so negligible. In other words, it's really just a noise machine. Anyway, this fan stopped working completely last week. I turn it on and it runs for about 15 seconds before stopping. And it's mains powered, so battery life isn't an issue. My only other mini desk fan is a $15 Walmart purchase over 5 years ago that still works perfectly and…

I was looking for a portable fan for my RV, so I needed something that could run on both 12 volts and regular household electricity. I loved how this fan looked in the photos, but was even more impressed with the design and build quality when I received it. I let it charge fully and then unplugged it and let it run at low speed (which still moves air and can be felt from a few feet away) until the battery died. It took a little less than 6 hours of continuous work. Operation is easy with a…