Stsase Portable Mini Waist Fan, 10000mAh Rechargeable, 3 Speeds 5100RPM, Black, Wearable Clip Fan for Outdoor, Jobsite, Farms, Traveling, Fishing

This is the best protable fan I have used. I battery last a 10hrs on medium. I have recommended this fan to anyone who asked.

This fan is superb! I wasn't sure it would do much hanging from my neck, but I was wrong. I noticed right away that the breeze coming up from my lower chest area was refreshing and actually helped reduce my sweating. It comes with a strap that is easily attached to the fan. As I've aged, I notice that my tolerance for heat is growing thin. This fan is small, lightweight and easy to put on and take off. It has 3 speeds, the lowest of which lets you talk on the phone without disturbance. I've tried to place it on my belt at the rear of my waist, but I haven't mastered the technique of having it blow cool air up my back. I think it does quite well in front, anyway. I highly recommend this personal fan if you want to make hot days a lot more enjoyable! 5 Stars!

Lightweight, easy to use The strap that comes with it needs a little more tying to properly secure it in order to sling cross body

Buena potencia si me refresca, me gustaría el plástico de mejor calidad

I love this thing! Why? 1. Long-lasting battery. I can go for six hours, sometimes more, at level 2 fan speed. 2. POWERFUL fan. Level 1 speed is nice but not a heat-busting level. At 2 you definitely appreciate what's going on and you can keep it at that level for most of an 8-hour shift. At 3 you feel like you're spoiling yourself. 3. Variable speed means you get to choose both the immediate intensity of the fan and consequently how long your battery will last. 4. Slim profile. I can pin this to the collar of my scrubs without it feeling like every time I move backward and forward I'm going to get it flying out wide or thumping my chest. In the meantime, it cools my neck so nicely. And is fairly unobtrusive in the process. Many competing units are quite bulky in comparison. CONS: 1. Battery comes with unit so once the battery dies or just becomes notably less efficient, you just have to throw the whole thing away and either order again or skip a new buy and get something else. Not as sweet as swapping in a couple of new rechargable AA's, is it? And we all know how often such things enter and leave the market. You may well love it today and never see it again. 2. Good (enough) plastic catchers to hook your clothes onto, but they could always be better. The short and very narrow vertical clips on this type of unit means that hooking them to your belt or waistline leaves little room for a shirt/scrub with a bit that overlaps your pants. The extra cloth can quickly overwhelm the clips here that are meant to keep them out of the way to enable unobstructed fan intake and outtake. 3. If you sit down wearing these at your waist to cool your torso, these fans inherently have their input and/or output blocked by your torso flesh. I've got a pretty flat stomach, but because of the way pants and belts work in the U.S. at least, the input/outputs routinely get blocked. Less cooling, quicker electric motor burn-out = throw the whole dang thing in the trash. OVERALL: I'm buying another one to get me through the day. But because this is great neck fan, not because the idea of a belt-line fan necessarily works all that well. Heaven when it does ... just useless when it doesn't. Give your neck a try, even if you already have neck fans(I've got a lot!).