🌬️ Stay Cool Anywhere with the Honeywell HTF090B Turbo on the Go Personal Fan Review

Noise level is good, almost none. Battery operation requires 4 AA batteries, lasts 8 hours with a new set, otherwise a mains connection is required. Better with batteries than mains power. Portability is decent, it's big, the downside is the need for a network connection if you use it a lot. I bought 2 of these and both have died. Should have gotten a replacement but still got nothing even after a 30 minute phone call. If you're trying to clean the inside, one screw has a Phillips head and the…

I love her so much. Between my menopausal hot flashes and my addiction to moving air I need one by my side all the time so I've just ordered 4 more! They have strong but not overwhelming airflow and are quiet with a thin white noise, without the clatter of metal blades. I often leave mine running when I'm away, but the motor lasts a long time. I've had one by my bed for over a year and it's still good. They don't pick up much dust and hair (which we have in abundance!). The battery option is…

I bought this fan because it's battery operated and small and plan to use it in my RV to ventilate the gas stove (blow air through the window behind the burner ). Smoke detector doesn't work and didn't wake everyone up in the morning while making coffee. It is not only ideal for this because of its stand and its small size, but is also compact and battery-operated. Also, I've found that it comes with an adapter so I can plug it into my computer or iPhone charger at night, making it perfect for…

I bought this fan for travel because I have trouble sleeping without a fan. I wanted something with battery power because I don't have access to an outlet or any form of USB when traveling. At first it worked phenomenally and I was sure I would love it. Unfortunately, I found that you can't tilt the fan while sitting on its stand. Once you get past 90 degrees the thing gets really heavy and just falls over. I can live with that. It was a deal breaker for me that the first night I used this…

I've been looking for the perfect travel fan for years. Although this fan takes up the least amount of space of all the fans I have, the airflow is pretty weak. It's also a bit noisy compared to the airflow it creates. I suspect the less than desirable performance is due to the fan being designed to run on batteries. (I just plug mine into mains electricity or power it from a lithium battery). If you plan to place the fan close to your face, e.g. B. on the bedside table in a hotel room, this is

I recently traveled to Oakland from Detroit and wanted a small portable fan to take with me. I'm the type of person who *needs* to run a fan to sleep. Since this was a business trip, I also wanted something that could be used in the office. This little fan from Honeywell did it. It's single-speed (which is plenty), runs on a proprietary (boo!) USB cable or two AA batteries, and comes with a handle that can be used to hang the fan or as a stand. I used the handle as a stand and found that I…

I recently traveled to Oakland from Detroit and wanted a small portable fan to take with me. I'm the type of person who *needs* to run a fan to sleep. Since this was a business trip, I also wanted something that could be used in the office. This little fan from Honeywell did it. It's single-speed (which is plenty), runs on a proprietary (boo!) USB cable or two AA batteries, and comes with a handle that can be used to hang the fan or as a stand. I used the handle as a stand and found that I…

If you don't have unrealistic expectations, this fan can perfectly meet your needs. I needed a very small portable fan for classroom use as I suffer from excessive sweating. I realized that you can usually choose small and portable or powerful, but not both at the same time. Other than that, this little guy works great for me. Fair warning, you should hold it close enough to feel cool; When I'm at my desk, I keep mine about a foot to a foot and a half away, and it cools me down nicely…

I always read negative reviews (assuming they exist) when I think about buying from Revain because I don't know why anyone would write a false bad review. I understand that there can be positive reviews that are completely fake. Anyway, while reading reviews, I've noticed that some people who write reviews don't pay attention to product instructions, which means their bad review isn't a good example of any type of review. For example, someone reviewed a microwave I wanted to order. They said it