Honeywell HTF090B Turbo on the Go Personal Fan, Black – Small, Portable Fan

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Small but PowerfulThis little fan is perfect for my desk! It plugs right into a USB port and gives off a strong, quiet breeze that keeps me cool while I work. Compact, lightweight, and easy to move around—great for small spaces or travel. Definitely worth it!

I bought this fan as a portable personal fan for my dog when we're outside in the heat. It works well, and I haven't had to replace the batteries yet after a year of light/medium use. It seems a little flimsy, but its not made to be dropped. Its also not heavy at all. I even put it inside of a small baby tent when we go to the beach so he has a cool "room" to retreat to if he gets hot and it almost gets actively COLD in there. The sound is also 3xtremely quiet, to the point i sometimes out my hand in front of it to make sure its still on. If this thing dies out I'm immediately going to buy another.I just wish the base was heavier so it can stand better when its bent 90-145° without having something weighing it down in the back.

The fan is very versatile in term of portability and power source dependency. As the product information stated, I can hold it, hang it anywhere and it can stand on itself with multiple angles when it is on a flat surface. The instructions are also very clear about all of the functionalities. I need a fan because I am the only person who feels warm in the house most of the time. I want something small and light enough to carry around in the house and something doesn’t make loud noise. This fan seems to meet the criteria.It doesn’t have multiple settings for speed and there is no battery or USB adapter included in the package. It only has 1 on/off button for operation and 1 very short DC to USB cable, so drop one star. Due to its low price tag, versatility and the built quality, it is still a great value. The fan is strong enough to push air 3-4 feet around me and its noise level is acceptable. No annoying humming noise or any sounds from rattling parts like other cheap made portable fans I have used.I really like that it takes 4AA batteries for total power independence when I am using it at my backyard. Just a friendly warning. Be gentle with the battery compartment. The removable battery holder can only go one way and do not force it. If it doesn't go in easily, it is not being inserted correctly with the right orientation. It is hard to tell which side goes first either, so pay attention to it. The manufacturer should have put an arrow or something. And make sure to put the black ribbon in before the battery holder and leave part of the ribbon out, so the ribbon will let you pull the holder out easily. I learned it the hard way and I needed a plier when I forgot that the very first time.It can also take a DC power source from any power bank or any devices with a USB port. I actually have a few DC power adapters (100 mA to 400 mA) from those old electronics that were already recycled. They are just sitting around in my drawers. I kept them because somehow I knew they may be useful some day, and today is the day. They power this small fan perfectly. The fan can take a maximum of (0.5A) 500 mA in DC based on the safety guidance at the back of the fan, so it is perfectly safe to use my old DC adapters. I keep 1 around my couch, 1 in my office and 1 in my bedroom, so I don’t need to worry about batteries consumption often. I also noticed that the fan gives a very high speed when I use the 400 mA adapter, but it gives a very low speed when I use the 100 mA adapter, so now I can set my own fan speed setting according to my temperature preference and liking.It has been over a week now and it seems to be durable. I will update any irregularity and abnormal wear and tear. Hope it will last at least one summer, then I am getting my money worth.

It works fine for such a small fan. If you want to use AA batteries, it does take 4. You have to remove the battery cover, pull on the black ribbon, and that pops out the battery holder. Put 4 batteries in that, pop it back in correctly, and it will work. The fan works with the usb plug, but it's not chargeable, it doesn't have built in rechargeable batteries in it, you have to keep it plugged in. I personally hate items that are only rechargeable by a usb plug, because we all know they never last and soon stop holding a charge. I rather use rechargeable batteries in it, and when those batteries no longer hold a charge, I can get new rechargeable batteries and still use the item. Because if the built in batteries go bad, the item would be usless...repeat: this item does not have built in rechargeable batteries.

When I received the item, there was a lead of mercury. I did not see any battery for the leak. Finally. I identified two dead batteries in the other side of the batteries compartment. It was a mess. It means Amazon sent me an used item.Amazon then sent a replacement.The replacement works but the fan power with battery power is weak. It is just like any other low cost portable fans. It is not worth it. Air flow is weak. It is really portable when using batteries.I would return everything but Amazon customer service told me to dispose the defective item.However, Amazon then asked me to return it to Whole Foods. Very confusing. There is no Whole Foods near me. And there is no option to return to Kohl's. Too much trouble.About the batteries compartment, you need a screwdriver or some tools to take it out. If you do that often, you will break it.