Marcus D.
VerifiedDelivery driver • 3 weeks ago
★★★★★The visor clip is the whole thing
In and out of the van seventy times a shift and the cab was unbearable every time. Now it lives on the visor pointed at me on mid speed. Clipped it once four weeks ago, has not moved, and my van has terrible suspension.
// Visor — Orange
Priya R.
VerifiedSchool run • 1 month ago
★★★★★Bought it for the car, use it everywhere
Two kids, two bags, a scooter and forty degrees in the car park. It clips to my waistband and I forget it is there until I notice I am not overheating. The cold plate on the back of my neck at pickup is the part I did not expect to matter.
// Waistband + neck — White
Tom W.
VerifiedWarehouse • 2 weeks ago
★★★★★Does the job. Max speed is not silent.
Honest review: on speed three you can hear it, so stay on one or two if you want quiet. That said, speed one lasted my whole ten hour shift with charge to spare, which no other clip fan I have owned managed. Four stars for the noise, not the performance.
// Belt loop — Black
Danielle K.
VerifiedNight shifts • 5 weeks ago
★★★★★The readout is why I kept it
I have binned three of these because they all die mid shift with no warning. This one shows the charge number so at 3am I know whether to plug it in on my break. Small detail, completely changes whether you can rely on it.
// Scrub waistband — White
Ahmed S.
VerifiedRideshare • 3 weeks ago
★★★★★My air con is weak. This covers it.
Old car, tired air conditioning, twelve hour days. Runs off the same USB cable I charge my phone with so it is never flat. Passengers keep asking what it is. Sent this page to two other drivers already.
// Visor — Black
Grace L.
VerifiedHiking • 2 months ago
★★★★★Clipped to my pack strap, forgot about it
Stayed on the strap for six hours of climbing without me touching it, then the light got used at the campsite that night. One object doing two jobs is exactly what you want when you are counting grams.
// Pack strap — Orange
Ryan T.
VerifiedSite work • 4 weeks ago
★★★★★Survived a drop onto concrete
Knocked it off a bench, a metre and a half onto a slab. Scuffed the corner, still runs perfectly, clamp still tight. The housing is that soft rubbery plastic rather than the shiny brittle stuff and you notice the difference the first time you drop it.
// Bench stand — Orange
Elena M.
VerifiedCommuter • 6 weeks ago
★★★★★Took me a day to find the best spot
First day I clipped it to my collar and it was too close to my ear. Moved it to the bag strap and it has been perfect since. Would have liked a card in the box showing the positions, but that is packaging, not the product. The cooling itself is not in question.
// Bag strap — White
Josh B.
VerifiedRemovals • 1 week ago
★★★★★Both hands on the wardrobe
You cannot hold a fan while carrying furniture up three flights. That is the entire reason this exists and it delivers. Clipped to my shorts, running all day, still going when we finished the last van.
// Waistband — Black
Nadia H.
VerifiedHot flushes • 3 weeks ago
★★★★★The cold plate is the feature
Air blowing on me never helped. Something actually cold on the back of my neck stops it in under a minute. Bedside table on the stand at night, waistband during the day. First one of these I have bought twice.
// Neck + bench stand — White
Victor A.
VerifiedLong-haul • 2 months ago
★★★★★Runs while plugged in. Important.
In the cab all day so battery life is irrelevant to me. What mattered is that it keeps running off the USB port instead of refusing to work while charging like my last one did. Sits on the visor, points at my face, done.
// Visor — Black
Sofia C.
VerifiedFestival • 5 weeks ago
★★★★★Nine hours standing, no hands used
Everyone around me was waving those flimsy handheld ones and holding them the whole time. Mine was on my belt loop from midday to the encore. The orange one also means nobody in my group could pretend it was theirs.
// Belt loop — Orange