🌀 Geek Aire Fan: Rechargeable Battery Operated Floor Fan with Metal Blade - Portable & Powerful, Ideal for Indoor & Outdoor Use, Emergencies - 12'' Size Review

I had high hopes for this fan, the airflow isn't as great as it might seem. I need about 70-90% speed to get the air moving and the battery doesn't last as long as described. I wanted to buy an extra battery but to my surprise it is no longer available after I bought the fan. Hmm, I suspect the batteries aren't as good as they should be. The price is too high for what I got whilst still using my Milwaukee workstation fan which blows a lot more air and lasts a lot longer on just a 5Ah battery…

Crazy instructions, does not show how to charge the battery! Don't know when it will charge? Written by an electrogenius who can't speak properly. You'll have to read the instructions very carefully as there are no pictures showing where to plug it in to charge it, leaving you awkward and ignorant. I'm not interested in the electrical principle, I want to know where to connect something to charge it. I want to see in the picture how to use this thing and what's up with the percentages instead…

When I received the fan I needed to do a battery life test so I charged it fully and set it to the lowest speed for the day. I expected it to take in the 6-8 hour range. I also logged the charge level at various times throughout the day. I gave up after 12 hours of work and the level still showed 40% left. I was impressed that these are larger diameter fan blades. I now understand why this wireless fan had such a high rating and am glad I spent a little more to get a quality tool over a less…

Bought three. I attended an outdoor meeting at a friend's house and noticed that the fan was very strong and powerful. The fact that it was battery powered was a huge plus since I live offline in a hurricane zone. It's incredible to see how this little fan can blow out so much cold air and run all night, even at the lowest speed. I had to turn it off in the middle of the night when I set it to max power because the room was too cold and I wasn't ready for that. Let me just say that I no longer…

As hurricane season approaches I've decided I'd really like some sort of fan that I could use for an extended period of time in the event of a power outage. In the end, I chose this fan because it can last almost a full day on battery power at will. Actually it can't. Out of the box, the battery was completely drained, not even enough charge to light up the LED charge indicators. With the included charger, I was able to charge the battery in 2-3 hours. However, a full charge of the battery only