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Portable Handheld Fan - Klymar
This portable handheld fan offers targeted cooling on warm days with its integrated cooling plate.
High temperatures often make the commute to work or an afternoon at your desk quite challenging. Stuffy air quickly has you looking for a practical option. This handheld mini fan uses a 29,000 RPM motor alongside a switchable cooling element to get the air moving. A simple button lets you cycle through 100 different speed settings, allowing you to set the intensity exactly to your liking.
Why is this handheld mini fan so popular?
- Targeted Cooling: The built-in cooling plate provides an added effect on warm days, moving beyond basic air circulation.
- Precise Control: Fine increments allow you to adjust the airflow to suit your surroundings and personal preference.
- Clear Readout: The digital display shows the remaining battery life and your current speed setting.
- Compact Storage: The folding mechanism reduces the packed size, meaning the device fits into most bags.
- Wearable Option: Eyelets on the housing allow for a lanyard attachment, offering the choice to wear the device around your neck.
Specifications
- Design style: Portable and foldable
- Motor speed: 29000 RPM
- Speed settings: 100
- Cooling system: TEC double-layer cooling core
- Cooling capacity: Up to 60.8 °F cold air
- Display: LED digital display for battery and speed setting
- Material: Plastic
- Controls: Central push button
- Special feature: Switchable cooling mode
- Colors: Beige, purple, gray
We strive to make the ordering and delivery process simple.
As soon as the package has been shipped, you will receive the shipment tracking. You can return your order 14 days after receipt. Put the products in the shopping cart and follow the steps for payment and shipping.
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