Review on 🌬️ Genesis 6-Inch Clip Convertible Table-Top & Clip Fan: Two Quiet Speeds for Home, Office, Dorm, and More - Black (A1CLIPFANBLACK) by David Pack

This is a fan. He blows things up. He's pretty good at fans. Nice and quiet. And blows the air around. You could even say it's fantastic. My problems relate to clips. That's not good for a clip. First, installing a small hex nut and thumbscrew is completely wrong from an assembly point of view. Here's how these things work if you want them to work: The hex nut is in the hex cavity. The cavity doesn't have to be that precise, it just needs to prevent the hex nut from turning. The reason you're doing this is that the thumbscrew (whatever that thing may be called) will do EVERYTHING. I am serious. This fan has a round notch that accepts a hex nut. So if you want to tighten or loosen it you will need pliers or something to hold it in place. To fix this, they literally just have to change shape. This will NOT increase the cost of the device AT ALL. There is literally no reason for this gathering not to do what it is supposed to do. This is just a mistake and I believe you should correct your mistakes before selling your products. Although maybe it's just me. In addition, the spring tension of the clip is nowhere near strong enough to secure it to a vertical surface, particularly a vertical surface that contains zero or two right angles. It is simply fixed on the table or on the table. But nobody buys a slip-on fan unless you really like the aesthetic (in which case you'll need an art class or therapy, preferably both). I was really hoping I could attach it to something I couldn't easily mount to it, but I think this particular clip doesn't do that, which I think really defeats the purpose. : A fan is a fan. Clip, strictly speaking not a clip. I bought this "clip fan" because it was supposed to be a clip fan but it really is just a fan. I'm not a fan. Next to the fan part fan.