Koonie USB Desk Fan, Strong Wind Ultra Quiet Small Personal Fan with 180° Tilt Folding and 3 Speeds Adjustable, USB-C Corded Powered Mini USB Fan for Office Desktop Bedroom, NO BATTERY

This fan is great ! Went on a cruise and worked well . I take it every time I travel. I need the noise and air movement while sleeping. It's perfect!

Moves a lot of air. No battery, so you can pack it in checked luggage. Not too noisy. Compact and easy to tuck away. Powered by any USB supply. Tips over a little easily, but you quickly learn to position it so it stays upright. And it looks nice, with a good design and quality assembly.I have a lot of gizmos that need powering and charging, so I travel with a wonderful USB hub that is compatible with international mains supplies and is powerful enough to run both my MacBook Pro and my company's Windows laptop (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSXTDR8T). The hub also charges my phone, ear gear, Apple Watch, Kindle, and whatever else. So I already had USB sockets galore, and now one of these is now dedicated to run this fan. The fan comes with a USB-A cable and works with any 5W USB supply.Where I travel, effective air conditioning is often not a given, so it's a real blessing to have this tucked into my carry-on suitcase. It arrived a day before an upcoming trip and proved immediately useful during a heat wave.Some might prefer it have a battery, but that would require it never be placed in checked baggage (per wise and universal airline regulations). If you need it to be powered away from a mains source, you can use a rechargeable USB power pack. It will run off of a laptop's USB port, too.

THESE FANS ARE THE BEST! WE BROUGHT THEM ON A CRUISE AND THEY ARE SO THIN , THEY FIT RIGHT IN YOUR SUITCASE AND TAKE UP NO ROOM AT ALL. THEY ALSO WORK REALLY WELL AND ARE QUIET. THE AIR FLOW WAS GREAT...DEFINITELY WORTH THE MONEY. I WOULD RECCOMEND

Does a good job creates good velocity of wind, and very quiet. Requires a USB port to work which is kind of annoying if you want to use this and your USB. You can get around this by having a USB replicator that you plug into your USB type C kind of so that problem is solvable

GREAT FAN!!! It is small but it's strong. I bought 2 of these for our cruise so my husband had one too and they were perfect. It has 3 speeds and pushes some air on all speeds. I highly recommend this fan. Just know it has to stay plugged into the USB port while using it. You don't charge it. Luckily I had a USB port next to me bed on both sides. Went on the Carnival jubilee. FYI go to a smaller ship that one wasn't fun with 6800 guests and limited amenities.

This is an excellent USB-powered little fan. At the low end of the 3 fan speeds, it's truly ultra-quiet. I use it to air-cool my NAS (network-attached storage) system, 24x7. As such, it works perfectly and stays quiet. Also, I chose this non-battery model over the rechargeable battery one out of safety considerations: having a battery being charged 24x7 is never a good idea outside of top-notch products like those from Apple.Of course, it's a small fan, so physics dictates it won't cool down a large area. At the highest speed it provides adequate cooling for a slightly overweight person such as myself; but at that speed the noise level at a close distance is not quite tolerable unless I put on my SoundCore ANC headphones. If you wear headphones all the time, then it's no big deal.I'm going to get another one to air-cool the external NVMe M.2 4TB drive attached to my Mac; these M.2 SSDs do get quite hot quickly.

I love this little fan! Keep in mind it is USB only, so it must be plugged in. I have taken it on a couple trips already. It is super light and small, so very easy to pack. The fan itself has several speeds and puts out a good amount of air. I am extremely happy with this purchase.

When the summer heat starts creeping into your workspace, a good desk fan can be a total game-changer — and this little guy punches above its weight.Pros:Compact but powerful: Despite its small size, the airflow is strong enough to keep you cool without turning your entire desk into a wind tunnel.Quiet operation: It hums gently in the background, making it perfect for work calls, focus time, or sleeping. No distracting rattles or high-pitched whirring.Powered by USB: Great for portability. Whether you're plugging it into your laptop or moving it from your desk to your nightstand, it's super convenient.Cons:Limited coverage area: As expected with a desk fan, it’s meant for personal use — don’t expect it to cool a whole room.Build quality feels a little flimsy or plasticky. A sturdier base or rubber feet would help keep it more stable.Short cord: A longer USB or power cable would be more convenient, especially if your outlet isn’t close.Final Thoughts:If you're looking for a simple, affordable way to stay cool at your desk without blasting the AC, a desk fan is a must-have. It’s portable, effective, and way more useful than it looks at first glance.