Why has this multifunctional table fan become a necessity for cooling my home?

As an office worker living in a small apartment of 40 square meters, I have been troubled by the issue of "cooling" for a long time: traditional floor fans take up space, small fans are not strong enough, and the air conditioner is dry after being turned on for a long time. It was not until I got this multifunctional table fan that I realized that a small space can also have a customized cooling experience. With a battery life of 3600mAh, 100 wind speeds, wall-mounted + desktop dual-use, and a silent performance of 35dB, it is not perfect, but it is definitely the fan that understands small space life the most - the following is my real experience after using it for 3 weeks.

100 wind speeds: from "natural wind" to "strong wind", like having a personal thermostat

What surprised me most was its wind speed adjustment - not the rigid 3-4 gears, but 100 gears of precise control, and also subdivided into 4 wind types:
1st gear natural wind: simulates the gusts in the mountains and forests, the wind speed is fast and slow, and it doesn't feel like mechanical wind when you turn it on at night to sleep. It is softer than air conditioning and will not make your throat dry the next day;
25th gear light wind: used when drinking coffee on the balcony in the morning, the wind is just enough to blow up the corners of the pages of the book, not too cold or too hot, and it is especially comfortable with the sun;
50th gear fresh wind: used when working in the afternoon, the wind is stable, blowing above the computer screen, which can dissipate the heat from the host without blowing the files;
100th gear strong wind: after the weekend cleaning, I was sweating all over, and I felt cool after blowing it for 5 minutes. The wind is strong but not "hard", and it won't give me a headache like a traditional fan.
Long press the "+" and "-" keys to quickly jump to the next level, which is much more convenient than pressing the buttons dozens of times. My mother learned it the first time she used it.

LED touch screen: It is as easy to operate as playing with a mobile phone

Its display screen is touch-sensitive, just like the smart speaker panel at home. You can adjust the level and check the power with a light touch:

• When you get up at night, the screen brightness will automatically dim, which is not dazzling; you can also see clearly in strong light during the day, and you won't press it blindly;
• Real-time display of remaining power (0-100%). I took it out camping last week. When I saw that there was 30% left, I knew it was enough to last until I got home, and I didn't have to panic to find a power bank;
• The touch response is very sensitive, and you can operate it even if you get some water on your hands, unlike my previous fan buttons that I had to press hard.

For people like us who are afraid of trouble, "you can use it without reading the instructions" is too important.

3600mAh battery: 3 days of use on a single charge, no more wire entanglement

I specifically tested the battery life:

• Used for 5 hours a day (25-speed light wind + occasional 1st wind), 2 days of use on a single charge, which is enough for weekday commuting + home use;
• 25-speed fresh wind all day on weekends (about 7 hours), 20% left when I got home at night;
• 75-speed strong wind for 3 hours, the battery dropped from full to 35%, which is enough for emergency use.

The Type-C charging port is compatible with mobile phone cables. You can charge it by plugging it into the computer at work, without bringing extra cables. This is very friendly to renters - when there are few sockets, you don’t have to unplug the mobile phone charger to plug in the fan.

Wall-mounted + desktop dual-purpose: space savior for small apartments

My living room is small, and putting a floor fan there makes me stumble when I walk. This model has no such problem at all:
Wall-mounted mode: hang it on the balcony wall with its own hook and blow it toward the clothes drying area. Clothes dry 1 hour faster than before, and it does not take up floor space;
Desktop mode: put it in the corner of the desk, the base has a non-slip pad, and the desk will not fall even if it shakes while typing. The fan head can rotate 180 degrees and can blow people or computers;
When moving, just put it in a cardboard box, which is 10 times more convenient than disassembling a floor fan. Renters understand this pain!
Last week, a friend came to borrow it and said that she hung it on the kitchen wall to blow away the fumes when cooking, which is more effective than a range hood.

More than just a fan: 3 hidden uses I discovered

After using it for a month, I have unlocked many scenarios:
When camping: hang it on the tent pole, 50 levels of fresh wind + natural wind are turned on alternately, the coverage area is larger than the small fan brought by a friend, and 4 people sitting around can blow it;
Cooking in the kitchen: hang it next to the range hood, 30 levels of wind blow to the face, it is not so choking when frying peppers, and the oil smoke is also dispersed quickly;
Ventilating green plants: put it on the windowsill, 25 levels of light wind blow towards the succulents, the leaves are not easy to rot, and it is easier than manual fanning.
It is more like a "small space air steward", not only for summer use.

35dB silent: library-level quiet, no one noticed when it was turned on during a meeting

This was the most surprising point for me - the "buzzing" sound of the small fan I used before was particularly annoying, but this one:
There is almost no sound below 25 levels, and I put it in the bedroom at night. People like me who sleep lightly were not woken up at all. It is much quieter than the air conditioner outdoor unit;
50 levels of fresh air were turned on in the office, and my colleague sitting next to me was on the phone and said that he didn't hear the fan at all;
100 levels of strong wind will make some noise, but it is similar to the low wind level of the air conditioner, not harsh, and quieter than the traffic noise when the window is open.

For students and office workers who need to concentrate, "cooling without disturbing" is a rigid demand.

Why recommend it to people like me?

If you also:
Live in a small apartment/dormitory, afraid that the fan takes up space;
Hate complicated operations, want the convenience of "use it as soon as you can";
Need to blow natural wind quietly at home, but also want to take it out for camping and shopping;
I am fed up with the charging cable being tangled, and hope that the battery life is strong...

Then this one is really worth a try. It doesn’t have any fancy features, but every aspect of it meets our needs – easy to use, convenient, and worry-free. This is what ordinary consumers want most, isn’t it?