💨 Bladeless Neckband Fan, Hands-Free Portable Neck Fan with 3 Speeds, USB Rechargeable Mini Fan, Hanging Cooling Fan for Indoor and Outdoor Use (Black) Review

I've been looking at a few of these recently and this is my favorite. First of all, the neck part is flexible, which makes it extremely comfortable to wear. I also like the spacing of the ventilation openings, which ensures even and wide air distribution. The fans are powerful but noisy on high settings. That seems inevitable to me. Build quality is decent, which is to be expected for the $20 price point. Don't beat them up, but they should hold up well on a non-air conditioned European train…

We're in LA next week to play a bit at the amusement park and husband thought this would be a welcome addition to our time at the park. Especially on hot windless days. The neck fan lies comfortably and lightly on the shoulders. The mini USB port charges it before use. There is a single button on the side to adjust the speed (low, medium or high). The fans don't have blades, so you don't have to worry about them getting caught in your hair. The lowest setting is very light and comfortable. The…

This is my second neck fan and I like it more than my first neck fan. It's lighter at 2 ounces. (Trust me, it's important.) It's less harsh and quieter. My other neck fan has areas near the bend where my hair gets stuck. It's not like this. I am much happier with this fan. ________________ UPDATE 9/15/21: I've only used it a couple of times. My hair got caught in the fan somehow. It was only a few strands but this side stopped twisting as well. So now only one side works.

I recently got myself a pair of bladeless neck fans to try. This one was the best of the two in my opinion. It has a wider distribution, which is better for men. The vents are bigger and I can feel the air better. I also think it makes less noise than white at higher settings, probably because the vents are larger and less constricted. Your battery life is good. It will be low for more than 2 hours which is great for a sporting event.

I've looked at a few of these recently and this is my favorite. First of all, the neck part is flexible, which makes it extremely comfortable to wear. I also like the spacing of the ventilation openings, which ensures even and wide air distribution. The fans are powerful but noisy on high settings. That seems inevitable to me. Build quality is decent, which is to be expected for the $20 price tag. Don't beat them up, but they should hold up well on a non-air conditioned European train…

We are in LA next week going to amusement parks and my husband thought this would be a nice addition to our time at the park. Especially on hot windless days. The neck fan lies comfortably and lightly on the shoulders. The mini USB port charges it before use. There is a single button on the side to adjust the speed (low, medium or high). The fans don't have blades, so you don't have to worry about them getting caught in your hair. The lowest setting is very light and comfortable. The middle…

The Buddypuppy Portable Neck Fan is a pretty cool gadget in many ways. Compared to older neck fans like upward blowing box chains or more modern curved things with two traditional fans at the ends, this neck fan features fans with recessed air intakes for safety, as well as vents along the neckline for safety. Cooling and flexible silicone connection between the two halves for easy fit adjustment. Overall, this product seems pretty well thought out and all of the individual features work…