Summer savior for travel enthusiasts, lightweight and portable cooler

As a travel enthusiast who is on the road 100 days a year, I have been ruined by the high temperature countless times - sweaty T-shirts when walking on the streets of Southeast Asia, dizzy in the queues in ancient European cities, and feeling like I was about to melt when hiking in the desert. Until I met this neck-hanging fan: 167g is so light that it seems like I am not wearing it, 3 wind speeds can accurately cope with different scenes, 1600mAh battery is enough to last a half-day trip, and there is a winding storage and flexible hose design, which perfectly combines practicality and convenience. It has no bulky design, but it has become more important than sunscreen in my backpack. If you also want to keep your travel away from the heat, this real experience may help you make a decision.
 

167g ultra-light design: "invisible fan" worn on the neck
 

When I wore it at the airport for the first time, my friends thought I was wearing a headset - 167g, lighter than a pair of noise-canceling headphones. The experience brought by this weight is so important:
During the 4-hour volcano hike, my neck was completely free of any marks, while the neck-hanging fan I had tried before would become red after only 1 hour;
When squeezing into the Bangkok subway, it won’t always bump into people like a handheld fan, and it won’t shake when you look down at the map;
It doesn’t take up any space when stuffed into a small carry-on bag, and it saves more space than a folding umbrella, and it’s super convenient to take out during security checks.
For travelers, “lightness” is not an advantage, but a prerequisite for “willing to carry it with you every day”.

3 wind speeds: precise adaptation from strolling in the ancient city to desert exploration
 

The 3 wind speeds seem simple, but they perfectly cover 90% of my travel scenarios:

1st breeze: walking in the bamboo forest in Kyoto in the early morning, the wind is as light as the rustling of leaves, blowing away the dew and moisture without affecting the photo taking;2nd comfortable wind: when queuing at the Colosseum in Rome, it just blows away the hot air around, the body feels cool, and does not mess up the hair;3rd strong wind: during the climbing journey of Xiamen Sunlight Rock, the strong wind speed makes people cool down instantly, and the high temperature of 40℃ can feel the coolness.

Short press to switch gears is super convenient, and it can be operated blindly on the bumpy bus without stopping to fiddle with the settings.

"Worry-free coolness" with 1600mAh+ silent operation
 

The battery life of 1600mAh battery is enough for half a day, and it completely says goodbye to "looking for a socket to charge", and there is no need to worry about the fan noise destroying the travel atmosphere! The actual test showed that I was totally overthinking:

• When I was visiting a church, I used the 1st gear. The sound was quieter than footsteps and would not attract attention. After half a day, the battery was still 20%;
• When I was video chatting at the homestay at the 2nd gear, my family could not hear that I had turned on the fan. It was cool and swept away the heat throughout the whole process;
• Although there was noise at the 3rd gear, it was completely drowned out by the ambient sound at street markets or music festivals, which did not affect communication. The strong wind speed could instantly cool down.

It is friendly to scenes that require quietness, which is much better than many "noise king" fans. Moreover, in case of emergency, you can use a power bank to replenish it for 1 hour, and then switch back to the 1st gear for 3 hours. The 3-hour fast charge is also very friendly. You can charge it casually at the hotel at night, and it will be fully charged the next day.

Flexible hose design: the portable king for multiple scenarios
 

What really impressed me about this neck-hanging fan is its detailed design:

Wire winding storage: the hose can be wound in the hidden slot of the fuselage to form two connected small cylinders, which is super convenient to put in the side pocket of the backpack, and you no longer need to put down the backpack to take it;360° hose: the fan head can be bent at will, aiming at the neck when walking, turning to the chest when taking pictures, and turning to the table when eating, and you can turn it wherever you want to blow;Folding bracket: bend it into 90° to be a mobile phone bracket. When watching TV series in the homestay, put it on the table, the fan blows to your face, and you can enjoy the coolness while reading the guide, and you can work and entertain at the same time.

From sports and fitness to shopping, from business trips to outdoor travel, it is like a Transformer, and you can always find the most comfortable way to use it.

Neck hanging design: Free travel with hands free
 

This is my favorite point - no need to hold it in your hands, taking photos, getting maps, buying snacks are not delayed:
When queuing to buy popcorn at Tokyo Disneyland, the fan is hung around my neck, and I can enjoy the cool breeze with both hands holding the bucket;
When riding a motorcycle around Erhai Lake, the wind speed is adjusted according to the gear position, blowing away the stuffiness in the helmet without affecting safety;
No loud equipment can be turned on in the museum, and the 1st gear is silent, so it will not disturb the exhibition and keep you fresh.
Compared to the embarrassment of holding a handheld fan to take pictures before, in the current travel photos, I finally don’t have to wipe the sweat anymore.

Multi-scenario test: It is not just a "neck fan"
 

After using it for 3 months, I found that it is also very practical in these travel scenarios:

• Long-distance flight: hang it on your neck and blow it towards the laptop to prevent it from getting hot after long-term use. The 1st wind speed can support the entire flight;
• Camping at night: fold it into a stand and put it in the tent as a small fan. The 2nd wind speed circulates the air, which is 10 times more comfortable than being stuffy in a sleeping bag;
• Food street check-in: turn on the 1st wind speed when eating hot pot, blowing away the heat without affecting the taste, and preventing glasses from fogging.

Three colors available: perfect match for appearance and scene

White, pink, and khaki are three color combinations, making practical tools a highlight of your outfit:
Khaki: Paired with an outdoor jacket, it will not look out of place when hiking in the desert or jungle, and you can take photos like a professional explorer;
Pink: Wearing a dress to walk on the streets of Paris, the fan becomes an accessory, and your bestie thought it was a new necklace;
White: A versatile and versatile model, it can be worn with a swimsuit to the beach, or with formal clothes on a business trip, and it doesn’t go against the grain.
 

Travel blogger friends all asked for the link when they saw it, saying, "Finally, there is a practical fan that is not ugly."

Why must everyone who travels have one?
 

After comparing 7 portable fans, the advantages of this one are too obvious:

• It is more portable than a desk fan (Desk Fan), more labor-saving than a handheld fan, and the neck-hanging design is a must for travel;
• 167g weight + winding storage + hose bracket, the details hide the understanding of travelers;
• 3 wind speeds accurately meet the needs from city walks to outdoor adventures, and the battery life just covers a half-day trip.

If you don't want the high temperature to ruin your carefully planned trip, it will be the most cost-effective investment.
 

Conclusion: This is my most "regret-free" travel equipment this year
 

From Southeast Asian islands to ancient European cities, from desert hiking to city walking, this neck-hanging fan has completely changed my perception of "travel cooling" with its lightness, practicality and appearance. It doesn't have any fancy functions, but it solves the most core pain point of travelers - staying cool anytime, anywhere and effortlessly.