💨 WIOR 5V 1.5A Mini Portable Waist Fan – Rechargeable USB Powered Fan for Camping, Traveling, Cycling, Working, and Fishing – Low Noise with 3 Speeds and Hanging Design Review

Battery life could be extended, clips should be stronger, one on the outside should be two on each side of the outside and big enough to hold more shirting material and some padding on the side under the belt clip to help with positioning, maybe half an inch thick.

"This is amazing! Your shirt can snap into the holder from the outside and be held there. I had it on a low level, almost constantly during an 8-hour workday, in Phoenix, in a swamp-cooled data center that was still under construction. Even at low levels, it was enough to make my back sweat and chill me to the point of shuddering. Very impressive."

It blows hard and long, a typical day, I have it at a maximum of two hours and at a minimum of 8 (I work 10 hours a shift) just have to watch out for its bulk as you compress and leave a lot of bottlenecks. My belt clip hasn't broken yet, but that's a problem, but if it does, just seal the stronger clip with epoxy. shows no wear.

The best thing about this fan is the hook you can attach your shirt to to keep the air circulating instead of pulling the shirt into the fan. It's not easy, it's not small. I would compare it to the size of an average man's clenched fist, maybe a little more. It's not small and you can't really hide it. But I sweat just thinking about sweat and it helps me stay cool. It's not perfect, but it definitely does what I wanted it to do. Add a hand fan for the neck area and sweat will be minimal.

I thought I'd use it for a few days. I received it on the 19th. I took it to work on the 22nd and it worked very well the whole time I was there. Even used that night. The next day before work I charged 4 hours as written in the instructions. I came to work and it may light up and turn off for 10-15 minutes. I never know if it turns on after I press the power button. Worked great for 1 day. Now I have to hit it from above so that it blows air for about 10-15 minutes. I never used it at maximum…

This fan probably seemed like a good idea on paper. I was even curious enough to buy one. But it's just not practical. It loads fairly quickly and blows decently. However, it's too bulky and heavy to wear on your belt for long periods of time, especially if you move around a lot. The plastic clips aren't strong or flexible enough to accommodate different belt thicknesses, and the wind isn't strong enough to cool you down when you really work up a sweat. I easily carry my phone on a belt clip…