Portable Mini Fan: Telescopic Handheld and Desktop Fan

Extend it, tilt it, aim it where you need

Extend it, tilt it, aim it

The stem pulls out to face height, so the fan sits where your face is whether you are standing on a platform or leaning back at your desk. The head rotates and tilts, which means you aim the air at your neck instead of the wall behind you.

Stands on its own

The round foot is weighted, so the fan holds its position on a desk, a windowsill or a café table. Nothing clamps onto your monitor or your bag strap, and the head can move without tipping the whole fan over.

Safe grille design

The slatted grille keeps fingers and hair outside the blades while air moves straight through. It is a small detail, and it is the reason you can hold the fan close to your face without second-guessing it.

Charge it once, then extend it in seconds

1. 1
   Charge before first use

   Plug the short USB cable into any USB port or adapter. Unplug it once it is full.

2. 2
   Extend the stem

   Pull the telescopic stem out to the height that suits you. Hold the grip for handheld use.

3. 3
   Set up the desk base

   Attach the round weighted base to the stem and set it on a flat desk. It holds steady without clamping onto anything.

4. 4
   Aim the head

   Rotate and tilt the head toward you. Keep it at arm's length for steady, direct airflow.

Everything you need, nothing you don't

• Telescopic mini fan×1

  Rotating, tilting head with a slatted safety grille and a handheld grip.

• Round weighted desk base×1

  Keeps the fan steady on a desk without clamping.

• USB charging cable×1

  Charges through any USB port or adapter.

Hot desks and stuffy commutes, one fan for both

The sticky afternoon

By mid-afternoon the desk air is stale and your shirt is stuck to your back. The wall fan is across the room, and the cheap clip-on you bought last summer is buried under a stack of papers.

One fan, two ways

Pull out the stem and hold it like a handheld fan, or stand the weighted round base on your desk and tilt the head toward you. One fan covers the desk and the bus stop, so you stop switching gadgets.

Cool wherever you go

Drop it in a bag, pull it out on the platform or the trail and point the air where you need it. Charge it over USB and it is ready the next time the heat shows up.

What the first week looks like

1. First use
   Extend and set it up

   Pull out the telescopic stem, rotate the head toward your face and try the desk base. You will find the right airflow angle within a minute or two.

2. 3 uses
   Find your go-to angle

   After a few uses at your desk or on a walk, you will know which tilt and stem length keep you comfortable without fiddling.

3. 30 days
   Part of your daily kit

   Most owners keep it in a bag or on the desk and reach for it on warm days. Keep the grille clean so airflow stays steady.

A quick wipe keeps the airflow clear

• Wipe the matte body

  A dry or slightly damp cloth lifts dust off the soft matte plastic.

• Brush the grille weekly

  A soft brush clears the slats every week or two so airflow stays steady.

• Keep it dry

  Store it away from water and wipe up spills straight away.

Why this one, not that