Review on Haber Fog Eliminator Goggle Fan by Scott Rao

The product literally fell apart. It began to fail and was then stored for several months. Finally I tried to fix it. I opened the box and what I found shocked me. The engine is dead. The electronics were coated with epoxy, but the epoxy fell apart and flaked off (like gelatin). All solder joints were covered in corrosion and some were cracked. Well, the connection cables just fell off. By the way: cable. Well, the cables were of such quality that even after peeling 2-3 cm from the solder joint they were covered with black corrosion. The product is a great idea with a hell of a production. It's hard to say I abused it. It was mounted on goggles and used in light enduro bikes for 2 months (2-3 times a week for 2-3 hours per ride). Never submerged in water but if it can't stand the rain then it's a flawed cheap crappy product. What is it. The inner workings of this whole mess is like a $5-10 toy. A product like this should have automotive quality components, especially at the ridiculous price they are sold for.