Comfort ZonePersonal Clip or Desk Fan with Removable Base, Portable, Mini Bedroom Fan, 6 inch, 2 Speed, Strong Clamp, Firm Grip, Airflow 6.53 ft/sec, Ideal for Home, Bedroom, Dorm & Office, CZ6XMWT

Cooling is good

Just what I needed. It works great in my bedroom. I've been looking for a small clip on. The size is great for the money

I don't want a fan that has to be charged every day or two, as I leave it running non-stop at my work station. I keep it set on low, and it is so quiet it doesn't disturb anyone. Keeps me cool without freezing my arm off while I work. On really hot days, I can turn it on high, and it puts out a powerful amount of breeze. Another nice thing is that the air blows directly in front of the fan; a lot of the little fans seem to blow air out the sides of the fan. This does what it is supposed to. My only reason for giving it 4 starts is that the fan doesn't swivel as much as my old one did. I had to pay with it a bit so it would clamp on the door that closes over my CPU cupboard on my computer desk. But I made it work, and I'm happy.

I've had this fan since 2022 and it has repeatedly fallen off the table through no fault of its own and it just keeps on working. It generates a nice little breeze. Perfect to cool me down when I'm having hot flashes or when? It's just a little too warm in the room. When this one finally breaks I will buy another one just like it.

very noisey

I like the fan it has 2 settings. I use it at night . I like that it is not loud it dose not keep me awake.

This is perfect for my nightstand and helps ease hot flashes all night long!

Fan is made of lightweight, thin plastic. Fan doesn't provide significant air flow for cooling, not even when sitting next to the fan.The fan is now slightly more than 30 days old and has begun to malfunction as if though it was used commercially, night and day, for years. I walked up to the fan and switched the slide switch to "HI" and absolutely nothing happened. I checked the circuit breaker in the receptacle and the fuse in the plug of the fan. All was okay! I used a thin pencil and gave the fan blade a push. The fan blades tried to move but stopped. I tried it again and again. Finally, after several attempts at reviving the fan, the blades made a slight effort to run. I gave the fan blades on more "assist" and much to my surprise the fan blade started to turn. Slow at first but after a minute or two the fan blades were circulating at full speed. My delight was short lived because even though the fan blades were operating at full speed the air propelled by the fan could only be felt when standing/sitting directly next to the fan. Complete waste of money.