Review on 🌬️ CONBOLA Desk Fan, 11.8 Inch Silent Bladeless Fan USB Desktop Rechargeable, Small Portable Table Fan with 3 Cooling Speeds, Touch Control Personal Fan for Bedroom, Office, Home, Outdoor (White) by Jen Jensen

For those who have long wanted a bladeless fan but absolutely refuse to spend hundreds of dollars on expensive high-end models; or those who just find it absurd to spend hundreds on a fan for a purpose, the very purpose everyone is looking for. And it's a fan capable of producing a comfortable cooling airflow. Then consider this less expensive option as a good alternative as it is affordable and reliable. I've had this bladeless fan for two months now. This made hot days much more comfortable by effectively cooling the air. I use it every day, most of the day, and let it work at night when I sleep. It has a three-position touchpad that's quiet enough to sleep with and keep you cool throughout the night. It wasn't until I started using this bladeless fan that I first noticed the differences and benefits it has over a regular fan. First off, its sleek design is visually appealing and will easily complement any interior. What I like most about this bladeless fan is that it is quieter than a traditional fan. Without the spinning blades of a traditional fan, it doesn't produce the loud, intermittent, wobbling noise and air that I find very annoying. It ensures a quieter and smoother airflow. It doesn't cool your entire space, but it does provide a cool breeze around it. It's also safer for those with young children running around the home. Don't worry about biting your little fingers as there are no fast spinning blades. The neat wireless design can be charged with a USB cable and used while charging. Compact, lightweight, much lighter than traditional fans. This makes it easy to carry around and fits almost anywhere. Another practical aspect is that it is easy to clean compared to a conventional fan. I no longer have to unscrew dusty grills and blades to wash and dry them. Cleaning is as simple as wiping with a damp paper towel with a drop of soap or just rubbing alcohol. Inexpensive fan with good cooling.