Gaiatop USB Desk Fan, 3 Speeds Strong Airflow, 5.5 Inch Portable 90° Rotate Quiet Cooling, Small Personal Table Fans for Bedroom Home Office Travel BlackClimatePartner certified

I opened the package, and in it was this small, plastic fan. I looked at it and almost put it back in the box. i mean, how much air could this thing move? I am sooo glad I decided to plug it in.....this thing will blow you away, and that is on low!!!The attached base can be set at many locations to get the airflow in the perfect location.The fan has three speeds, and really moves the air.The USB plug is plenty long enough to reach the wall from my desk.The fan, makes NO noise!!! It is almost silent.It is more rugged than it looks. (I accidently dropped it twice and it is good as new)Something I really like, is the fan easily comes apart to make it easy to clean the fan blades.Overall, I give this product a 10. If I need another fan, I will be purchasing this one again.Oh, did I mention, how much air it moves...

This fan really moves the air. This was bought to replace a floor fan she kept on her nightstand to help her sleep. (this was a 20" fan) The sound & air from the fan helped her sleep, in our climate controlled house. My search was based on CFM and something smaller than 20". Not all fans listed their air flow, so these weren't included. This fan lists airflow at 4.8m/s at highest speed. Well I made a mistake in converting m/s to CFM and was off on the high side and ordered it thinking Wow. It arrived the next day and I was shocked when I saw the small box it came in. My expectations of this being a suitable replacement and my wife that she would be happy were low. That all changed when it was turned on and my wife said it's perfect. That's when I mentioned it's was designed for performance and energy efficiency. This is a great personal fan at a low price.

I’m cursed, I swear. I’m either hot or cold. There is no in-between. “Comfortable” is a mythical state I’ve only read about in fantasy novels. So, with that in mind, I knew I needed a desk fan that wouldn’t sound like a jet engine during my new call center job.This little guy caught my eye because it's highly rated, compact, and looked like it wouldn’t hog desk space (which is good, because my desk is already a chaotic mess).Anyway, I snagged it and wow! PERFECTION. On the lowest setting, it pushes enough air to keep me from melting into a puddle of passive aggression. It’s quiet enough that my mic doesn’t pick it up, so I don’t sound like I’m either in a wind tunnel or breathing heavily during calls.The angle is adjustable too, so I can aim it just right without blasting my face or the mic. And it’s USB-powered, which is ideal because I can plug it straight into my laptop. There is no need to sacrifice an outlet that’s already fighting for its life between the laptop, monitors, my iPhone charger and other devices.Bonus feature I didn’t think about? I can take it with me to the park and plug it into a portable USB charger. Am I that person now? Yes. Do I care? Nopies, not at all.

I needed a small table fan to use to cool my Mac Minis. I have two, an Intel Mac Mini (2012) and an M2 Mac Mini (2023). M(x) chips have the advantage of being able to distribute and manage heat more intelligently than Intel models, so with that machine, heat isn't an issue. But in the case of the old Intel model, it's different because I use it as a file server and to run a virtual machine (VM) with Linux. When the VM is running, it generates a lot of heat, so the simplest and cheapest way I considered was to place it in front of a fan and that's it. That's for my specific case; now let's talk about the fan.When I received the fan and tried it, it was disappointing. The marketing video showing a girl getting plenty of wind thanks to her hypothetical fan is a fallacy. I tried to find the fan that best met my cost/benefit ratio, and I unfortunately failed, because the highest speed leaves a lot to be desired, not to mention the vibration it produces due to its high speed. The fan fulfills my objective (albeit not perfectly), but don't expect the wind it generates to dry your sweat from the summer heat. This is coming from someone who lives in the Caribbean with very intense summers.

This little fan gets the job done! It hooks into my laptop's USB so I dont have to worry about battery life. Its not too loud and holds up. The fan has 3 speeds, so it has kept me from not being miserable in this 90 degree office. It is small and compact so it fits perfect on my desk. All in all for a cute little fan, it holds up pretty well and gets the job done.

For a small fan, this thing puts out some powerful air. It is meant to be a personal use fan, like at a desk. It won't cool a whole room or anything. I keep it beside my recliner at home. Since it's so lightweight and portable, its perfect for just me and my hot flashes. Pretty quite so it doesn't bother my husband while we watch TV. Definitely recommend.

I bought this for my desk at work. As a woman in the middle of menopause, I need a quick way to cool down, and I need to be discrete about it! This is super quiet!I plugged it into the front USB port of my docking station so I didn't need to worry about finding an outlet and I don't have to worry about batteries. It is so quiet that I worry I may leave it on when I leave for the day, so I set it on top of my laptop. That way I won't forget to turn it off before I leave.It has 3 speeds but I don't find that I need to go higher than the first level, it's very powerful! It cools me down during a hot flash without making it obvious that I have a fan blowing on my face.I love that it's easy to open it up for cleaning so it's not going to blow dust into my face. It's a very good value and I recommend it.

I bought this small fan for my desk at work, ando honestly, I didn't expect much because of how compact it is.But wow this little guy really delivers! It has two speed settings and Even on they los one, it vives a nice, steady breeze. On high, it is powerful enough to cool me down quickly during hot afternoons.