SUNPOLLO 4'' USB Mini Desk Fan, Small Desktop Fan - Quiet and Powerful, Metal Design, USB Powered

Due to a chronic illness I have trouble regulating my body temperature. If I let my temperature rise too high then I feel I can't breathe properly. So wherever I am I have to have a steady stream of air flowing over me.I've tried numerous USB fans for use when at the computer. They all suffer with the same problems. They don't move enough air is the main one. The other one is that they don't last long. They're fine for short use but when used constantly they burn out very quickly. I came across one like this one from Sunpollo about 12 months ago and it's been in constant use ever since. I've even taken it on holiday as its quite lightweight.When I saw this Sunpollo fan, it looked identical to the one I already had. I was so glad to see it still available even though under another badge. I can't recommend it enough. It shifts air very efficiently mainly due to its unique twin motor and fan blade design. Even though it has two motors running it makes very little noise. What little noise it does make is the sound of the air being pushed out.There is a 3 position switch on the front for off, slow speed and fast speed. Most of the time I have it on low speed as it still very efficient at this speed. I reserve the high speed for very hot days. Something that's not obvious when you use it, is that the angle of the fan can be adjusted for optimum positioning.The asking price of £11.99, at the present time, may seem a little higher than some of the other fans available but the difference in quality, efficiency and durability far outweigh this little premium.I hope you found my review helpful.

A decent quality USB fan. Some of the other reviews are clearly fake/bought; talking of a battery (its USB, the idiot) and being a super powerful (hahaha...nope).It is ONLY moderately powerful, blasting air reasonably for a relaxing temperature. However, makes little or no difference outside at temperatures of 25 degrees Celsius or higher as it isn't powerful enough and just blasts hot air at you. There are more powerful USB fans out there at good prices. Another thing to mention is that the fan moves about on maximum power but simply blu-tac to the bottom solves this.A CRISIS occurred when after a month of 2 of usage, it started rattling and making noise which is a pity because it was pitched as being powerful and silent (not quite there yet). The noise was hard to get rid of and the solution of shaking it only kept the quiet temporarily. Turning it sideways was another option, but the rattling returns after a period. removing the back as well as taping it tighter together also failed. I identified the problem as the spinning plastic axle end vibrating against the front frame which cannot be removed. As a last resort, I removed several screws within both the fan and the stand and the noise not only still continues, but I cannot replace the screws back in due to the moving parts and a weird mechanism so it is useless.SO despite the high quality parts, there was clearly a design failure resulting in the rattling.

Its summer now and this is a very convenient fan to carry around. The handle makes easy to hold and direct and the fan has 3 speeds to choose from. Battery lasts for around 3 hours on the "medium" setting - which is very good considering the compact size of this fan.

Good fan, lots of air and nice and quiet. Did need to blu-tac it to the desk though otherwise it moves.At least that's what I thought until a colleague went to Robert Dyas and got a more powerful and quieter one. All the same, I do like the product.

Decent little fan. Powerful and quiet. My only niggle was that it only directs upwards and I needed it to direct slightly downward. It was an easy fix. I simply made a small platform with a tiny slant on it for the fan to stand on.

Good power & speed to it. Only thing is that there is no way to change the direction of the fan so that it blows air to your face while on a chest level desk. It has to be on level to where you want the air.

Quiet but powerful. Setting 2 is the better option. 1 you can just about feel but I suppose its what you prefer.Just be mindful that to tilt it up you need to slide it up. II was trying to physically tilt it and nearly broke it.

Good Little fan - used on a bedside table in the hot summer nights instead of a larger room fan. Quiet and very effective breeze - recommended.