Reviewer: ColRebSez
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
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Review: I decided to buy this to take on future trips to Europe. It is extremely hot in Europe regardless of the season. The trains are very hot winter and summer. The hotels are hot and many don’t have air conditioning, or they refuse to turn it on even when it is really hot. I’ve found that even when it is 60 degrees outside at night, opening a window offers little relief, because the cool air doesn’t come into the room. So I wanted a fan that was small enough to use on a train, or perhaps even an airplane, but large enough to assist in bringing some cool outside air into a hotel room.I haven’t taken it to Europe yet, but I’ve experimented with it at home and this fan looks like it will be perfect for my intended use. It is dual voltage, which means I can just use a plug adapter and use it in Europe. It provides a reasonable amount of wind force; certainly all I could expect from a 10″ fan. I’ve charged it and then let it run until the batteries discharged, and it ran for quite a long time, although I didn’t measure it. I doubt I will use the backup D-battery capacity often, but that is nice to have. The legs are easily removable, and this fan fits easily in my eBags TLS Mother Lode Weekender Convertible (Solid Black), which I take onto planes to hold my computer and electronics plus a change of clothes. For what it’s worth, the fan will stand up without the legs, and that might be how you would want to use it on a plane or a train.I think this is the most expensive O2 fan because of its use of three power sources; the fan will automatically use the “cheapest” option, first plug power, second the internal battery, and third the D batteries to run the fan. This can be a pretty good thing. The USB port is only for charging things like a phone; you cannot charge the fan through the USB port. The inner fan unit has almost unlimited vertical tilt ability to allow one to adjust the direction of the air flow. I checked the weight using my bathroom scale, and the listed weight of 3.4 pounds looks about right; without the power adapter the weight is about 2.5 pounds.A couple of reviewers have complained of a lack of quality; I did not find this to be a problem, although this is a plastic fan and I can see how there might be some quality control issues; it seems quite sturdy to me. I have seen complains about other O2 fans that the battery will not charge, and it certainly will not charge when the fan is in the “OFF” position, only in the “STOP” position. I think this fan has an automatic shutoff, but with battery operated devices, once the battery is charged you should unplug it as overcharging the battery for an extended time will ruin it. Also, when buying this for occasional use as I did, you should take it out every couple of months and run it until the battery discharges completely and then charge it up again, as this will maintain the battery; don’t just “top it up.”Having left my glowing review of this fan, I should note that the current price is substantially more than I paid. What seems to be an identical fan, O2COOL 10-Inch Portable Smart Power Fan with AC Adapter & USB Charging Port, is being offered with Amazon Prime shipping. Since I believe these fans to be absolutely identical, everything I said about this fan applies to that fan. Just choose the fan with the lower price.

Reviewer: Quaydvt
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
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Review: Compared the Fantastic Fan “Endless Breeze” and Caframo Sirocco II and Bora 12V fans with this and decided to go with the O2Cool. From a cost/feature perspective, this was a far better investment.First – price is very good. Much less than the Endless Breeze, about par with the Caframo Bora, and less than the Sirocco.The Endless Breeze moves a TONNE more air at high settings, but also runs loud at those settings and power draw is significantly greater. At mid-range, it really doesn’t move any more air than the O2Cool, and is still not as quiet, and still pulls more amps. If you want REAL quiet with good air-flow, and minimal power usage, the Caframo Sirocco is the best bet, but also pricey.The O2Cool also has more options for power – AC, DC, internal rechargeable and D-cell, so very flexible regarding how and where you can use it. I can pop up against the window and use it to blow out of the window, which will draw air in from other open windows. Provides good circulation without a fan blowing directly on you.All in all, I’m quite happy with the fan. Best balance of air-movement, power draw (important if you are dry-camping!) noise levels and price. The 4 different options for power source is also a nice feature to have.

Reviewer: Kimberly
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
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Review: One of my BEST purchases, ever. Bought it a few years ago, use it all the time (using it right now, haha), and it still works great! Well made, built to last. Love the different speeds and the rechargeable batteries, makes it very easy to take wherever I want. It is the perfect size for a small apartment or bedroom, keeps me nice and cool, I just LOVE it. Highly recommend.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
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Review: Bought this as a gift to use as a portable fan for in the garage and outside. Its perfect. Just the right size and doesn’t need to be plugged in. The rechargeable battery lasts quite a long time. Fan is big enough to give off a nice cool breeze. Would buy again

Reviewer: Am
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
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Review: This fan works like a charm.We took this camping with us and charged it before use and put the batteries in. its honestly stayed on the charge for about 6 -8 hours and when we work up switched over to the batteries( which also lasted about 6 days.) Fir its size this fan is powerful and works so good. Glad i was able to order this