Review on Operated SubClap Rechargeable Rotation Traveling by Lucia Brown

I have another battery powered fan of the same size and need to carry it from my desk to my kitchen table and sofa and I don't have a convenient place to plug it into either of those places when the battery dies so I decided to get a second one get to share the load. The reason I love these little fans so much is that they allow me to adjust the temperature to my personal preference without disturbing others. This fan is relatively noisy at high speed but I always run it at the lowest speed as the fan is never more than 30cm away from me and low speed is very quiet. The battery is sealed inside the fan housing, so if it fails or fails, it cannot be replaced. Replace the batteries when they are empty. At this price point, buying a second one might solve this problem, although as it claims to run 5 hours at low speed, battery drain might not be an issue. There are 3 gauges showing battery life I think. (There is no proper manual.) The third light I have keeps flashing blue even when fully charged. The fan can be used while charging. The power button is on the back of the fan and sits flush with the metal body, making it difficult to find by touching it to adjust the speed or turn it on and off. That means you have to flip it to find the button. My other fan of this size has an actual button on the front which is much easier to see and use.