Gaiatop Portable Clip on Fan Battery Operated, Small Powerful 3 Speed Quiet 360° Rotate, USB Rechargeable Mini Personal Cooling Fan for Desk Table Home Office Stroller Camping Women Gifts Black BlueClimatePartner certified

From the moment I removed the fan from the box I was blown away, no pun intended 😅. Without even charging it, I was able to turn it on and use it. It had good air flow. I place it on my doona stroller for my baby girl who was also very relaxed when the air reached her. The fan is quiet and you don’t even realize it’s on! The clip easily opens and when placed on the stroller it stayed put! The fan can be rotated easily. And I was able to find the perfect angles that worked for my baby. I thought the fan size would weigh the clip down, but to my surprise it did not! Like I said, it stayed put. Also, my daughter stretched her little foot to touch the fan and I loved that her little toes were safe from getting hurt because she could not stick anything through the protective rim on the fan. The fan size is perfect as it’s not too big and bulky but also big enough to make a difference. I love that you can easily take it anywhere and place it on your stroller or car seat. Will update review in a few months.

My daughter is headed to college and wanted a bedside fan. This clip-on option has 3 levels and is more powerful airflow than the other 2 options I bought for comparison. The fan is quiet and it pivots to adjust the direction. There is a battery or you can operate it nonstop by plugging it in directly (that's what she's been doing). It's cute, small, powerful, and a great price - very satisfied and recommend!

I'm not using the 4 fans I bought to cool me. I have a new computer configuration in which all of my old internal SATA drives from my previous computer are now all individually housed externally in SATA-to-USB enclosures. That worked well enough for a few months until the season changed & the weather got warmer. Then the hard drives started complaining about the heat by simply disconnecting themselves from the computer (which has its own internal cooling). It took me a while to realize the disconnecting was due to overheating. At first, it was just a mystery. It was only after I happened to be reaching for something near the HDDs that I accidentally noticed how much heat they were generating. Each disc enclosure has its own fan but it turned out that wasn't enough to circulate the heat away from the general vicinity of the enclosures. So I got 4 of these fans.I have HDDs on 2 shelves of a 3-shelf open rack cart. The bottom shelf has the enclosures with all my system HDDs & the middle shelf holds my backup devices. In order to cool the main system HDDs, I clipped a fan to each of 2 diagonally opposite support posts of the cart. The tilt & swivel capability of this model of fan is perfect for aiming the air flow such that the heat now swirls away from the area. The disk enclosures are now almost cold to the touch.I have the same configuration on the middle shelf but since I do backups only occasionally, those fans are, like the HDDs on the upper shelf, usually not powered on.I can't really comment on the battery life. I have the fans permanently plugged into a USB charging block. The 2 lower fans have been on 24/7 since I got them a month ago. It is a terrific feature that you can run the fans while they are charging, which is what I do permanently. A long term performance report will have to wait until a long term has passed.Portability is not really an issue here. I don't move the fans around. But they are small enough that they are out of the way of the other hardware.There is a modest noise. The sound they make is not varying so after a time I have gotten to where I don't even notice. It is certainly not intrusive. I won't say they're silent, but I have no complaints about them on the subject of noise.I can't comment on how good these fans are at cooling humans. I have to assume, based on their exemplary performance cooling my computer hardware, that a human would have no complaints.2025/5/30A long term has now passed. They are durable & reliable. Two of these fans have been on 24/7 since I got them & they function flawlessly. The other 2 are on only when I do backups, which is about once a month . . . ish, but they also still work flawlessly.As for battery life, I did accidentally leave the 2 backup fans on not connected to a charging source. At the highest speed setting, I got about 2 hours use out of the them. I would expect you'd get progressively longer use at each of the 2 lower fan speeds.

I was excited about this fan. Quiet. Powerful. Once charged, it ran for five hours. After six weeks, it would only work if plugged in. Now, three months later, it doesn't work at all. Very disappointed but past my return window. Beware.UPDATE July 23: I added three stars because the company issued a full refund with an apology for any inconvenience. Did not have to return fan. This demonstrates excellent customer service from a company that takes their product and customer seriously. I will probably examine their product line first for items I need to purchase in the future. Thanks, Gaiatop!

Love this little fan! It’s quiet, yet powerful. Sits nicely on my desk while I work. Can also carry it with me outside, clip onto camping chair, etc, once it’s charged. Great value for the price.

I will be using this fan primarily in the kitchen setting on the counter. The clip doubles as a base so if I ever need to clip it onto something I am good to go. I have two other personal fans of this type that are larger in diameter including the fan blades, but this fan outputs no less than the same amount of airflow. This smaller footprint is a plus for me if used in a tight space.A great feature is this fan can be used while it is charging. The included charging cable is approximately 40 inches long. See photos.The charging input is 5 volts 2 amps. I successfully tested the charging on three sources:-- On a power delivery (PD) charger. This charger has a maximum output of 60 watts, but has built-in smarts to only supply 5 volts 2 amps to low power devices such as this fan.– An older charger that outputs 5 volts 2 amps.– A computer USB port. The output is 5 volts 1 amp. The charging will be a little slower, but comes in handy if the battery is low while working on a computer and the fan is needed.

This is the best little fan EVER. It is pretty powerful and clips to EVERYTHING!! We have clipped it to the stroller and its amazing but I've also clipped it everywhere else!! Its also easy to carry, easy to recharge and so so portable. I bought 2 and my husband claimed one at work and I claimed the other so now I have to buy 2 more (tempted to buy 3 or 4 more just to keep one everywhere). This is a MUST have.