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Rechargeable Portable Handheld Foldable Mini Fan | Bowlift

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Management number 235101592 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price US$26.80 Model Number 235101592
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The Rechargeable Portable Handheld Foldable Mini Fan is small enough to fit into your pocket and is great for the beach, sporting events, or just keeping cool on hot days! This portable handheld mini fan can fit in the palm of your hand and is rechargeable when plugged into any USB port. It can also be used as a power bank and flashlight in an emergency.

  • This handheld fan runs for 21 hours on setting 1 and 14 hours on setting two after 3-hour complete charging so that you can enjoy the fan the whole day during outdoor/inside events.
  • This fan can easily be put in your pocket or purse when you are out camping, picnic, and so on.
  • The foldable design makes it easy to be carried and stored.
  • This personal fan can be charged by computer, laptop, portable charger, and USB power adapter.
  • With special soft material, the blades are very safe.
  • Output port makes the mini fan a power bank in an emergency, supplying power for mobile phone, MP3, or iPod, etc.
  • The flashlight is quite bright and can be helpful to in dark areas or if electricity is out.
  • The product has low noise.

Specifications:

Material: Plastic

Fan Speed: Third Gear

Max. Power: <20W

Package Includes:

1 x Mini Fan

1 x Micro USB Cable

1 x Lanyard


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