🌀 Caframo Tiny Tornado II: Heavy Duty Handheld Fan with Standing Option - Built to Last in Titanium, Small Size Review

I use these fans when we have power outages here in Florida and I also use them on my bedside table when I have hot flashes at night. from the great air circulation. Works all night with no problems. It uses a single D battery and I can say that a single D battery works much better in these fans than those that use a double or triple A battery. This fan is very useful and has excellent battery life. They have a suction cup, but they won't stick to a vertical surface. Basically, they are good…

I confess. I got this for a flight because I hate when I'm on a plane waiting for passengers, cargo or clearance and there's practically no air. emitted from the passenger air vents. I only used this device in May 2008 while traveling to and from Duluth, Minnesota. I found it the most useful and beneficial. ALTHOUGH I would like to see a speed adjustment for this device - both FAST and SLOW. It's nice that the fan blade is easy to remove for storage (not TOO easy) and that it has GREAT battery…

I'm always hot and these fans make certain climate zones (Central America, rainforest, etc.) bearable. Not to mention they make the treadmills at my gym bearable. They stand alone - great for putting on a desk or desk and last a VERY long time on two D batteries, although I always carry a spare battery with me. I spent 10 days using it for up to 5 hours every day without changing batteries. By the way, they are much easier to replace than button batteries. They're also a lot quieter than…

This fan seemed perfect when I saw it online. I needed a small fan because I often get hot... Sort of like hot flashes even though I'm a male. Sometimes I just need a cool down because I sweat a lot too. So this fan seemed like a good buy to me because the fan head rotates and I liked the design. BUT. When I received it I found it to be much larger and heavier than it appears in the picture. In addition, the plastic fan blades are very weak and thin. And the worst thing is that it has very…

I bought several portable battery fans because I wanted to find and use the best one. I found him with a tiny tornado. it is practically noiseless. It also produces a strong wind of 1.72 meters per second measured at 1 foot with an anemometer. Compare this to my small Vornado 133 electric circulator (very quiet, love it and use it all the time at home) at 2.18 m/s at low speed. I can't comment on sucker because it doesn't use this feature. The Hadata fan (bought from Amazon) blows out more air…

I got this fan to replace a small camping tent fan I was using. This fan seemed perfect after looking at the others. The fan arrived at a very excited customer, me, and I put it together. The outer case is detachable, it has a belt clip, convenient for carrying outdoors. Once removed, the fan is a thin plastic cylinder with a bolted bottom cover for the battery insertion point. With the lid off, it feels a little cheap. If you drop it without the case I wouldn't be surprised if it cracks. Once…