🔋 CRAFTSMAN 20V MAX Cordless Fan: Unleash the Power without Compromise (CMCE001B) Review

Fan rated for 650cc. I went with the cheapest 20V fan and now I understand why it is so much cheaper than Dewalt, Makita and other big brands.

I have a classic car and I often exhibit it at car shows (retirement hobby). I use this on warm days when there is no electricity nearby and there is little breeze to keep me cool and comfortable. A charged battery is sufficient for the entire event.

I love the 20v fan. I use it on the porch to sit. And sometimes I plug it into a 110 volt extension cord. And I've used it to work in the attic and in boats. I take it with me everywhere. love it

A bit pricey. But I'm satisfied. Works great at work and on the go. I also use this in my RV trunk to keep it cooler while fishing or when we're lounging in the back of a truck watching movies on the go. It does not drain batteries quickly. but I will say it. Of course, the bigger the battery, the better it is.

Well the fan works and lasts a long time even with a smaller battery. The problem is that even on the Hi setting it doesn't blow as hard as a fan of the same size connected to the fan only. That said, for the money they're charging, this thing should blow a lot harder. If he eats the battery, so be it, I buy a big battery. Don't loosen it to save battery life

Likes: Fairly light weight. Uses the same batteries as my crafting tools. Pretty strong wind. Compared to my double Honeywell fan, this one blows harder. It is possible to connect with an extension cord. I don't like it: it's strong, but here it's 1 million degrees, here all amateurs could be stronger. It would also be nice if they made a Mr variant to bolt on in the front.

This fan has been running for about 16 hours and I'm doing a little runtime test. I just charged an almost new 2.0Ah V20 battery, put it in the fan and let the timer run at low speed (level 1) for the last 8.5 hours straight. There's 1 battery cell left, so I'm estimating it will be dead in about 10 hours. The approximate runtime stated on the box is 8 hours using a 4Ah battery at high speed. I will do tests with 2ah and 4ah and update my results. It doesn't seem very reliable in terms of all…