Odoland 30000mAh Camping Fan with LED Lantern, Rechargeable Battery Operated Oscillating with Remote Hook Stroage Bag, Portable Tent Fan with Timer, 4 Speeds for Outdoor RV Jobsite Power Outage, Green

It Just Works…And Works.
This is my second purchase of this fan. I bought one 3 months ago. I spend most of the year in a country that suffers from power outages on an several times per week basis. This is my “Goldilocks” version of a battery powered fan. I have bought several smaller ones that work fine, but don’t give enough air output and don’t last nearly as long. I have bought a larger one that was too heavy and malfunctioned on the second use. This one is a WORKHORSE and it’s the perfect size. Good air output with several options for fan speed, lighting, pivoting and positioning. It simply does what the seller says it does. After the first one performed so well, I got a second one so my wife can have one or her side of the bed and I can have one on mine. I don’t have time to purposefully test the battery capacity, but my wife accidentally left it running on low for over 24 hours and it was still running! It took about 6 hours to recharge it to full capacity, but it will run while it’s being charged. It’s weird to say this about a fan, but of all the purchases I’ve made over the last couple of years, this is maybe the most satisfying. Maybe it says something poor about me as a consumer, or maybe it says something good about the manufacturer and seller, but I’m just happy to buy a product that is well made and sold.

Best cordless fan
I used this fan all season ice fishing and lasted 3 days of constant use on low. Kept my shack temperature much better.

Great must have item
This tan is really good.It serves so many purposes. I’m in miami, florida, and we have some power outages every now and then, because of hurricanes, but we also have mosquitos. This fan is great for a power outage. Because you can charge items on it and also it has a light and of course it’s gonna keep you cool. It’s also fabulous because the fan is a great way to keep going. Mosquitos from landing on you and I love that the fan is an oscillating fan. One of the wonderful features it has is that you can hang it up 2 ways. Unfortunately I just don’t know how toRelease the bottom hatch.I’m afraid i’m gonna break it. So if anybody knows how to release it, just tell me so I can learn. And the other thing is that it has a wonderful remote control which, unfortunately, I lost.

excellent
They are of very good quality, they last more than 25 hours to charge, their colors are very beautiful

I cannot get past just how much air this little fan can move in one in the lowest setting. It’s moving tremendous amount of air in the highest setting. It was too high. The fact that it also has an oscillate mode, but that can be set between 90° and 45 really awesome Add to that to 30,000 mA power battery and the lights that have three different settings something like that the LEDs the whole way around the fan on top of that it has a handle on top and it can be flipped upside down and there’s like a hanger like you do to hang a shirt with on the bottom to hang it from wherever The head can swivel you can set it to where you want and there’s a remote and the remote has a little pouch in the back that’s cast into the plastic and it clips in firmly so you can even have it upside down and not worry about that. It’s the first device with a high battery that Doubles as a battery back up for other devices that has a functional remote and has a way to store on board the only thing this unit is missing would be connectivity to solar panel. I’m just going by the one other crazy high milliamp power battery that I have which is Work light/like floodlight on a big yellow stand that folds up. And it’s got like 10k lumens and 25k mAh battery offers cold nd warm settings etc. with USB A & C charging options for your devices, but it also has a solar panel on the back which works it does work, but it takes forever to get any. It’s basically for emergency purposes. It’s nice to have but for a fan like that I’d rather have a connecter for like 100 W solar panel and I’d like it to be able to charge with the panel and once the battery is charged I want it to run off the panel until there’s no light left instead of running off the battery in the panel constantly charging the batteries like so my solar is set up. It sounds silly and semantical, but that is a potential of being a game changer just at one tiny difference, but my workshop is in a barn. That is basically off grid. I have everything set up in there with power tools that I can run extension cords for, but it’s really aimed at being an off grid system. Everything being battery powered or solar and I prefer the battery powered tools. Anyway you grab them and you go you don’t need to worry about this or that and nowadays, they’re just as good as the plug in the wall tools and the batteries are available replacement batteries are not hard to find so that’s kind of the purpose behind it not to mention we have a camping trip this summer that’s gonna be a week 10 with no power so having provisions for a fan in the middle of summer or being able to charge our devices for entertainment as needed in that kind of thing suddenly becomes quite quite important for a much different reason so I’ve kind of developed an addiction to purchasing these new tools basically to try out on every occasion I possibly can, and I must admit I’m quite impressed by some of these things like I would’ve never guessed some of these things would be as good as they actually are but a lot of them have turned out to be as good as they seemedOr even better than I could’ve ever imagined, that’s the surprising part is when some of these really that’s gotta be too good to be true kind sounding products kinda kind of come along and all the sudden it’s no it wasn’t too good to be true. It was it was exactly as it seemed And I’m finding that more and more often now which is quite remarkable and promising for the future so many things really I know you think about it, the solar kind of stuff, and you know, cause the lithium batteries at the end of the day are worse for the environment, and the gasoline were burning and the coal and everything else It’s a feel good measure because once those batteries are dead, there’s no way to recycle them and most of the mining techniques used to extract these really caustic, toxic, poisonous elements and minerals you and metals used in the making of these batteries are worse than some of the worst offenders in industry when it comes to that type of thing in all sincerity, but for average of six pack like myself, not talking about electric cars, but power tools we’re not the big problem and we’re not gonna be the big problem. It always comes back to that only you can make a difference well yes, only you can. If the rest of the world follows the soup. Most people don’t it doesn’t really matter at the end of the day just kinda take it for what it is and leave the rest as they say and personally, I very much like the idea of not having a power bill or a bigger power bill I only have to figure out the heat source that that’s the one in the whole assembly. That’s got a wrench jamming it up is how do I get heat in there beyond a small space heater that runs off kerosine which is viable for when I’m in but the problem is is that it causes a massive amount of condensation to the point where it’s not worth using unless it’s an emergency kind of deal for the most part my tools have been rust checked to prevent corrosion and what not which works miracles honestly, I’d recommend it to anybody who has an on regulated workshop. You can have all your nice tools and then them not crowd. You just need to wipe them down after you’re done using them clean fundamentally, and then spray them and coat them in some sort of lubricant of some sort. I like the red rust check brand it works for 100 different things it has a pleasant scent and it’s not quite as thick and sticky like the green version is it’s also not horrible on most plastics and such I try not to get it on anything if I can avoid it, but I don’t lose sleep about it either but yeah that is my take on this fan and with the sale price that it was on I don’t know if it still is or not. It’s a steel. I was gonna buy it at $70 Canadian in the full price. The functionality versatility and value is all there. It’s built exceptionally well it’s not like oh my goodness there’s no way this is got that kind of battery in it. It’s got that right kind of weight but it’s in the base so it’s well balanced oh and all it’s beyond just a winner. I buy it again tomorrow. I might even get a second one so that there’s one dedicated to the barn and one dedicated for power outages, and camping basically that’s how good they are.

use fan to circulate air in ice hut, works good, light lights up ice shack very good