🌬️ Lasko RB200 Rechargeable Battery Powered Indoor/Outdoor Fan, 17.24" Height, White Review

We bought this for a planned power outage that was supposed to last all day. The fan arrived on time and we were able to charge it quickly and easily. It's not very strong in strong hurricane winds, but it definitely created a nice breeze and circulated the air, which is what we expected. It was also very quiet. We're so glad we got this because not having air conditioning in the summer is no joke! We absolutely need to make sure it's loaded!

I was a little confused when it came to this Lasko battery powered fan. Mainly because I love the fan and I love having one, but in terms of quality and price it's nowhere near what it should be. First let me say that I love rechargeable fans! I have a few other not-big-name rechargeable fans and mostly use them daily outside by the pool, at home or at the park...yes, I'm that person! All the fans I have had were half the price of this one and they are very similar in quality. So I just don't…

____*Pro: -Powerful but relatively quiet -Light to carry and not too heavy -Comfortable and grippy handlebars -Cool colors and design -Long battery life Can be used with rechargeable battery or AC power - Comes with a 2 year warranty _____* Neutral: - Quite expensive. Despite the sweltering heat, I enjoy sitting on my porch and enjoying the natural air while reading a book, working on my laptop, or just relaxing with a glass of wine or coffee. This fan keeps me cool and dry without having to…

Lasko makes big fans and that is a big fan. Good air permeability. Calm. The battery lasts from 4 to 15 hours depending on the speed. This is really awesome stuff. But I got it through the Revain Vine program and I love it because it works well and I don't have to pay for it - I got it in exchange for writing a review. You can see more about this fan in the video I made. But to be honest and I have to tell you that although Lasko makes quality fans and although I have had several of their fans…

A portable, rechargeable fan that's not a tiny desktop fan? Sign me up. We live outside of the city, in the south of the Persian Gulf. We're right in the middle of the NOAA heat recommendation, with a heat index between 105 and 110 degrees. And it's not like the dry heat I've experienced in the Southwest, where shade can bring some comfort. The humidity here is so high that you can sit in the steam bath. But recommendations for warmth or not, we still have something to work on on our land…