Rechargeable Mini Handheld Fan with Lanyard for Commuting
Cool air on your neck while both hands stay busy with a bag, coffee or a phone. This pocket-sized fan hangs from a silicone lanyard, charges over USB and comes in soft pastel shades that suit a commute, a campus or a warm desk.
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Cool air on your neck while both hands stay busy with a bag, coffee or a phone. This pocket-sized fan hangs from a silicone lanyard, charges over USB and comes in soft pastel shades that suit a commute, a campus or a warm desk.
Pocket-sized, rechargeable hands-free cooling fan that hangs from a lanyard, in playful pastel colors
- overheating when outdoors or commuting
- needing both hands free
- forgetting a bulky fan
- hot desk or indoor stuffiness
Keep your cool with both hands free
Commuting, walking or stuck at a hot desk, you are overheating with a bag in one hand and a phone in the other. Clip on a pocket-sized rechargeable fan and get a breeze that goes wherever you go.
Cool air that leaves your hands free

Hangs at your neck, hands free
The silicone neck or wrist lanyard holds the fan at chest height, so your hands stay free for bags, coffee or a phone. Clip it on before you leave and forget about it until you want the breeze.

One handle, simple controls
The oval handle puts the power button and the USB port under your thumb. Press once to start the round blades, then charge over USB when the day is done. The brushed aluminum slider sits smooth and cool against your fingers.

Soft-touch pastel finish
Matte plastic in coral pink, blush, mint and white feels soft and finished in the hand. The round blades stay exposed, so the airflow comes straight off the head. Pick the shade that matches the bag you already carry.
Charge, clip and press power
- 1Charge the handle
Plug the USB cable into a standard charger indoors, on a cool surface. Keep it out of direct sun and hot cars.
- 2Loop the lanyard
Hang the silicone lanyard around your neck or wrist, then slide the aluminum lock so the fan sits where you want it.
- 3Press the power button
The power button sits on the handle, under your thumb. Press it to start the round blades.
- 4Switch it off when you are done
Press the power button again to stop the blades and save the charge for the walk home.
A little care keeps the breeze strong
- Wipe the blades
Use a dry cloth or soft brush after outdoor use. Dust on the blades cuts airflow.
- Charge somewhere cool
Plug in indoors on a cool surface, away from direct sun or a hot car dashboard.
- Keep it in a pouch
Loose keys and coins can scratch the matte finish and press the power button by accident.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It is a personal fan, so it works best at close range, on your neck, face or chest. The airflow is gentle rather than a room-filling gust. On a hot bus or a sunny walk, a steady breeze exactly where you need it is the whole point.
Battery life depends on the speed you run it at, and we do not quote a runtime for this model. Charging it overnight over USB is the simple habit that keeps it ready for the next day out.
The silicone lanyard sits soft against the skin, and the aluminum slider holds the fan at chest height. If the neck cord feels like too much, loop it around your wrist instead.
The soft-touch matte finish feels solid in the hand, and the brushed aluminum slider adds a little weight where the cord meets the body. Keep it away from loose keys and coins, since metal will scratch any matte finish.
A desk fan stays on the desk or at home. This one hangs from your neck, so the cooling comes with you on every commute, walk and study session. One fan you actually carry gives you more hot days of use than a bulky fan you leave behind.
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