Portable Rechargeable Evaporative Air Cooler - 3-in-1 Mini USB AC 🌬️ Fan, Sterilizer & Humidifier, Desktop Cooling Fan with 3 Speeds for Home Office Review

It was interesting to try this. I loaded everything and left. Put some ice chips on the ground with cold water. The filter absorbs water and a fan behind the filter forces air through the wet filters to cool the air before it hits you. Barely cools your face when you stand directly on it. If you're trying to stay cool during the heat, this won't help you.

We were surprised it wasn't more durable given the intended use. It doesn't look like it's going to work, but he has a strong following. The battery is a huge feature - a very good one and I haven't seen it in models at this price point. We thought he was reluctant, but he wasn't. We're back for an oscillating model that will hopefully be more robust for us to pick up and use.

I was initially disappointed with this fan because it is so small and the air coming out of it was no colder than any other fan. However, I'm sure the air would be much cooler if I filled the tank with ice water. The reason I keep this is because of the battery. I live in Florida where we deal with hurricanes and they drain us of energy for several weeks. This fan keeps me relatively cool when the power goes out.

Adding water is a pain. If there is already some water in the tank, you can water the curtains, which will cause the water to spill out on the front of the engine, or you will have to remove the curtains, which were in the water and get wet, causing the water to drip out. If you plan on not using it for a few days, be sure to get rid of all the water. I didn't use mine for a few days but left the water on and the curtains got mouldy. So you have to do without a curtain, which reduces…

Cons: 1) Instructions are very vague and poorly translated into English 2) Water pours out everywhere when you pour it where it tells you 3) Water pours out from all sides even when you just sit there and the water is badly retained so the slightest movement or adjustment made to change this thing's position will splatter water4), you'll hardly feel a thing. I used this outside on our picnic table on high settings and it was ok but better than nothing. I also drive a non-AC school bus (most…

Let's get something straight first. This is not a portable air conditioner. This is a portable cooling unit. I bought this for traveling in a van as I don't want a larger window block on the window when traveling. It cools well and helps me sleep comfortably on the go. There is no remote control, you have to turn it on and off manually. Easy to use: pour water, turn on! There are three settings and an off button. The water level is easy to read: there is a transparent plastic screen on the side