8 Inch Camping Fan with LED Light, 20000mAh Rechargeable Battery Operated, Personal USB Desk Fan with Hook, 4 Powerful Speeds, Outdoor Tent Fan Perfect for Camping, Power Outage, Hurricane, Jobsite

My sister and I travel in a converted van with a small dog. On warm/hot days when we have to leave him for a while, this fan keeps him nice and cool. We never leave him for more than a hour and this fan has performed well. With the windows open and the fan going, the van is very comfortable when we return.

The packaging is simple and simple, just an ordinary carton with a picture of the main product on the front. There is only one plastic bag for the fan and only one USB-a to usb-c accessory. You need to buy a 5v 3A charger yourself, or use a USB-A charger at home for mobile phones, Ipads, etc. (now electronic products generally use usb-C chargers). Also comes with a simple manual. The fan is also bulky. If you dont have a car, it is inconvenient to take it on the street, because it is too conspicuous and has a certain weight. The fan is mostly made of plastic and comes in an orange and black colorway. There are three buttons on the front. From left to right are the LED display lights on and off, as well as the LED headlights next to the fan blades (the LED lights have three levels of brightness adjustment, long press to turn off the lights), and the fan speed adjustment (long press to turn off the lights). There are fan power prompts on the far left, four capacities of 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%, and four wind speed prompts on the far right. The first and second gears of the fan are quiet and can be used for sleeping, while the third and fourth gears are a bit loud and will affect sleep. The wind is strong, and the first gear is not bad. Take out the fan to turn it on, showing 75% of the power. Its biggest advantage is that it is equipped with a large-capacity battery of 20000MAH, which can completely bring long-term combat effectiveness to your fans, and can also be used to charge your mobile phone, only for mobile phones, because its Type-C port has a maximum output of only 15W, USB-A only has a maximum of 10W. The fan can also be rotated up and down to adjust the direction, and the design of the gear buckle can be adjusted, so that it will not loosen if it is twisted too much. It can reach 270 degrees, which is amazing, it allows more freedom of placement, it can be on the ground, on a table, in a high place, etc. The key feedback is poor and feels too cheap. There is no anti-skid pad at the bottom, put it on the table, press the button with one hand, the fan will move because there is no anti-skid pad. You cant shake your head left and right. Camping supplies should be waterproof. Summary: This price is equivalent to buying a 20000WAH mobile power supply fan.

While not the strongest fan, the battery life due to it’s large battery capacity makes up for it. It still moves enough air to be more than adequate, though the dual fan blades still do not push as much air as larger USB fans such as the 8 inch ones. It is not silent on the highest setting, but not loud enough to be a nuisance either. I’d say this is the perfect fan to keep ready for power outages or camping trips. Anytime you don’t know when the next time you’ll be able to charge it. The large battery will outlast any other fan out there, including the 8 inch fans with smaller battery capacities. This guy is for endurance, not sprinting. Another great thing with this is you can also use this fan to charge other devices due to the USB out. So even better for situations like power outages. You can sacrifice the fan battery in order to charge more important devices such as cell phones or weather radios, etc. The lights are very bright as well and the hanging hook can swivel, unlike with some fans, so you can aim this anywhere if hung from the hook. Great portable fan with a large battery!

This camping fan is really easy to operate and works well. it has a MUCH larger than normal 20,000 mAh battery, so you can be cool for many hours on your camping trip or at home. With such a large battery, you can safely use it as a power bank to charge up your cellphone, etc. and still have plenty of power for the fan and/or light. With the unique design of double 3 blade fans (backwards on each side of the fan housing that blow in tandem), it blows quite a bit of air, especially on the highest speed. The rechargeable battery allows you to use it away from home also. The larger battery allows a longer time between charging: 16 hours for the fan only on the highest setting, 24 on high, 33 on medium and 58 hours on low. Using the light alone has these operation times: 16 hours on high, 40 on medium and 100 hours on low. Using the fan and light together will give you a shorter operation time. With both fan and light on the highest setting will give you 8 hours of operation. The lights are quite bright. The type C USB cord for charging is fast. Charge it with up to a 5V 3A USB transformer. A smaller amperage would work too, but charging time would be longer. Outbound charging is from two separate USB ports: one type A is 5V 2A. The type C charging port doubles as output with 5V 3A. There are 16 LED lights with three brightness levels around the outside of the fan housing. it provides either a night light or plenty enough lumens to light up the dark. You can hang it up in your tent, or stand it up on a solid surface like a desk. This fan has two sets of four LED lights. The left four indicate battery strength: 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%. The right four indicate the fan strength: 1, 2, 3 or 4. There are three buttons: sleep mode, light, and fan speed. The sleep mode switch turns on or off the left four LED lights for the battery strength. To operate the light, press the middle button. Press the switch: low light Press again: medium light Press again: high light Press again: Off To operate the fan, press the right button. Press the switch: low speed Press again: medium speed Press again: high speed Press again: highest speed Press again: Off This fan is good for a trip outdoors for a few days and of course to use indoors. i definitely give it 5 stars. i hope this review is helpful. Sabiene :)

okay so I use this Every single night (i needed 2 just incase one dies - I have a backup) this truly is one of my favorite things!

great personal fan for grilling, camping, work lasts all day several speeds excellent light can even be used to charge your phone easy recharge

I needed this for rolling black outs or other emergencies....it looks and feels well made and I have it powered up for when I need it. The fan will really help during the summer.......I like the adjustable fan and the lights will be great for when our power goes off. Nice quality emergency or camping fan.

I’ve had this light a while now and use it often. In the summer I used the fan which has several speeds. Now that it gets light so early in the evening, I use the light more often. What a bright light! I can also dim the light, which I like. There is also a charging port which I haven’t tried. It’s been ages since I’ve had to charge this fan/light. I love it!

For those looking for a fan that is rechargeable, its important to note that there are rechargeable indoor fans and there are those that are for outdoor uses such as camping fans. The KITWLEMEN 8-Inch Camping Fan with LED Lantern with 20,000 mAh rechargeable battery is very cool and at under $50, this camping fan is interesting. For one, because it is 20,000 mAh, having it charged for 8-9 hours can provide anywhere between 8-100 hours depending on speed and use. The port is USB-C on one end and USB on the other. So, if you have a newer powerstrip with a USB port, you can charge it that way or those USB adapters that typically come with a smartphone. There is also a USB out, so utilize the battery to charge your electrical device if needed. The middle button allows for various lights with three brightness settings thanks to the 16 LED lights. There are four fan speeds and there is a button for sleep mode. The fan is made of durable ABS material so it can take a drop, as it was created for outdoor use. The fans have a double Triblade and 270 degree pivot. Underneath the fan is a hanging hook, so you can hang the fan, so again, ideal if you are under a booth or camping. So, this is a very good outdoor camping fan, but I did notice one night where even though it was charged, I saw the lights becoming dim, like it wasnt receiving sufficient power. So, I had to plug it elsewhere and then everything was fine again. So, perhaps the USB-C cable was not plugged in all the way but I dont know. Hopefully this is not an indicator of a bad battery (as I have had power banks that have gone bad). But since then, the fan has been working perfectly as expected. It can be used as an indoor fan, but I own a rechargeable fan that has a bit more power than this one. But still, this does give adequate power if the fan is nearby. If anything, it will work great for both outdoors/indoor usage. Overall, the KITWLEMEN 8-Inch Camping Fan with LED Lantern with 20,000 mAh rechargeable battery is recommended!

I have a lot of fans. Living on the Gulf Coast, it’s always good to have them for emergencies, but they also start being useful when you have to work outside your in your garage in the summer. Fans come in handy in a lot of places. I wanted a fan that was a bit more rugged than other ones that I could sue when working on my car or in tight spaces under the sink, etc. This is perfect for that, and the built-in lights are a bonus for exactly that kind of work. It’s also going to be a nice backup in a long-term power outage. You can read the specks, but the short version is it’s got 4 fan speeds and 3 brightness levels. Set to *high*, the fan ran for a full 12 hours and still had juice in it. From a full charge, the fan ran for almost 4 days continuously. The secret is the 20,000 mAh Battery. 20 Ah is a *BEAST* for sure. I was a bit concerned about the price of this fan but after I realized the size of the battery it started to make sense. A lot of the cost is tied up in that battery and the ability to sleep all night on high and solar charge it in the day is a huge plus to me. Like a lot of portable appliances, you can use the fan as a power bank too. It worked fin for me but note that the manual says the USB-C port might not work for charging all phones. This is the oddest thing about the fan. It has one USB-C port and that gets used for charging the fan or using it to charge a USB-C item *from* the fan. There is also a regular USB-A (the rectangular one that a lot of chargers use) port and that can be used to charge as well. One final thing. The very brief manual didn’t say anything about this, but I was able to keep it connected to a charger while the battery was on. It appears that you can use this as a “permanent” fan, and it will always be charged for when you need it without power. I’m not completely sure of this because depending on how it’s wired it might always go through the battery, but for short term I would do it if I needed to run it that way.