Camping Clip On Fan 5000mAh, 4 Speeds Quiet Airflow Personal Fan with 35 Hours Work Time for Tent Lantern, Hurricane Emergency, Battery Operated Desk Fan With Hanging Hook for Home & Office

This fan is awesome. Clips or Hangs just about anywhere. very quiet for a 4 speed fan and blows air like one of the big boys for it's size. I used it and wound up purchasing a second one for my 6 month old granddaughters stroller to keep her cool in the Florida heat. Charges up quickly and holds a charge for hours. Don't hesitate to buy this, you won't be sorry.

I use this at my desk while I work, and also in my bathroom after a shower (to release some steam since there's not a fan). It's incredibly quiet, can clip onto pretty much anything (it's strong), and lasts longer than I'd expect from something so small. I'd definitely buy it again if I needed two.EDIT: One of the blades cracked after two months of daily use. I'm not sure what happened, but it still works fine despite this.

Nice and quiet !Cool built in light on fan blade and has adjustable brightness with a nice soft glow on low setting.Fan speeds are better than expected!I love how it’s perfect for my tent with multiple ways to secure and stays put with its well planned out clamp (also has a folding hook).Nice addition to my SOLO stove as a mini adjustable bellows like a Turbo afterburner it cranks the flame up and is effective at keeping smoke away .Recommend timer features bc I have left on accidentally and naturally battery drained to zeroI will buy more like stereo speakers one is never as good as two

This little guy just about works for a golf cart breeze stimulator. Haven't run it dry yet, and I don't put much strain on it, so I can't speak to battery life. Noise level is reasonable, I think, for outdoor work, and wouldn't bother me, personally, much indoors for most jobs. That's on the two fastest speeds, which are all I use; I tried the lower speeds and I think they were quiet enough but couldn't make a dent on temperate Midwestern American summer heat. Moves about as much air as you'd reasonably expect from a fan the size of your spread hand. Not stellar for two people in a cart, because one guy is out of the breeze almost fully, but it's easy to re-point, and you can't expect a fan this size to cover two people two feet apart anyhow. The clamp is okay. I'm satisfied.

The fan is perfect for the uses suggested. In my opinion it is too heavy and bulky for backpacking. The battery took a few cycles of use before it started to hold a good charge.The first two speed settings are practically silent, but close proximity is required to feel the air moving. The last two settings are still pretty quiet and have stronger circulation.I use it for my dog. I clip it on his crate in the summer to help him keep cool. It is very versatile with lots of options for mounting it in just the right spot.

We have been using these fans for over a year now. Battery life is great, the clip is strong, or it can stand up on it's own or hung upside down with the hook. Can be adjusted just about any way you need to. They can be clipped to an outdoor folding chair arm rest, to a canopy bar, your imagination is the limitation. They are smaller and and don't move as much air as our other ones, but they are pretty good. I would recommend them.

We take this little fan to outdoor concerts, and it helps keep my wife cool. It will run for HOURS on a single charge, and, once clipped to her chair, can be adjusted to any position she needs it to be in. Actually moves a fair amount of air, and is whisper quiet. Well worth the price we paid.

Got several of these to use during an outdoor vendor show to keep us cool. The fans work really good and are very quiet but all 3 of them died about halfway through the day. Just make sure to bring a portable charger to plug them into when the battery inevitably runs out.