Very happy with this item 👍

$60 pd 9/15/20 1st low speed has airflow u can feel yet so quiet can use as work at home on calls or office mates won't hear it-with or without the charging cord, speed 2 can hear, speed 3 much airflow, 4th press turns off. Water works great at either of 2 flow rates. Can clip on outdoor Lawn Mower hot days where the clip is higher than the fan and the water will STILL Flow just fine to mist you and airflow to help with your sweat. 2.5 yrs of use so far & going strong today. Fan & Base both rotate 360° never stopping so ANY orientation is possible. 3.6 hrs battery lasted on Medium speed & full water mist spray.

Box says Opolar brand and so does the back of the fan. Model number WH-61 . I bought the other identical product as well but it wasn't brand labelled. It was 42.99 vs this one which was 55.99. It works exactly the same, the instructions were the same, support email, everything the same except unbranded and less expensive. I'm keeping this one for its brand name. (Maybe better support?)Tested out the misting fuction and was satisfied. It comes out as a pretty fine mist, almost like a fog. You can't see the holes it comes out of. On medium fan setting and continuous misting, 200ml full tank lasted 75mins. Pretty accurate to descriptions. It automatically shuts off and beeps like 3 times to let you know it's out of water.The front cover doesn't twist off like the instructions says when it comes time for blade cleaning. I'd assume cleaning would be more difficult having to remove the 4 screws on the back. Not only that, there are wires connecting the misting plate on the front to the fan internals on the back. The blades measure about 6 inches and there are 3 blades. 1900 rpm/s on high setting. Not loud at all.The clip is really strong and wide enough to stand on its own. The battery is a little worrisome. It doesn't really hook into the back of the fan. What keeps it in place is the USB connection. Its not loose enough that it would fall off with a lot of vibrations but I worry that the USB connection would loosen overtime. The latches on the side of the battery doesn't really latch onto anything. There is a groove for one side of it but the battery protrusion isn't long enough to hook it into place allowing it to be removed straight up.

Having experienced a few of these little fans in the past, I was somewhat skeptical. The ones I'd seen before put out as much noise as air. This one is nearly silent on low, very quiet on medium, and I would say unobtrusive on high. The misting feature is pretty amazing. It apparently uses an ultrasonic transducer rather than a pump. There's no visible hole in the center of the mister. The mist is very fine and effective. I used it for the first time today in my boat. It was 98 degrees, but dry air. I was perfectly comfortable in the cabin with this fan on low and the mister on intermittent. I was sitting about 4 feet away from the fan and was only slightly wet. It felt great. The only drawback is the small water tank. It's supposed to run for 2 hours on intermittent setting but mine won't run that long. I've yet to time it, but I'd guess it's an hour or maybe a bit less. The tank only holds about half a cup of water so it's not going to last all that long no matter what. The clamp appears sturdy. The gimbal allows you to mount the clamp and point the fan in any direction. The removable battery is a nice feature, allowing you to leave the fan mounted and take the battery away to charge. The fan will also run directly off a 2-amp USB adapter without the battery in place. One other thing I learned - if you don't close the little rubber cover on the mister, it will leak water. With the cover in place, it's not been leaking any. I'm very happy with the fan and have recommended it to two of my friends.Update - I timed the misting cycles. It only ran 28 minutes on intermittent and 17 minutes on continuous. Based on the water use rate stated in the product information, it should run two hours on intermittent and one hour on on continuous. I contacted the seller and got a prompt reply stating that my observations of water use were considered normal. I was a bit disappointed with the short durations, but I'm still keeping the fan.It's pretty easy to rig up an auxiliary water reservoir using a plastic bottle and some small diameter (5mm) flexible tubing (see photos attached). The tubes are pushed through tight-fitting holes drilled in the cap. It's vital to keep the cap air-tight. The short tube is the vent, the longer one is the siphon. The long tube extends to the bottom of the bottle and and down near the bottom of the reservoir in the fan. The vent tube terminates just below the bottle cap and the cap on the fan. Fill the bottle, close the lid tightly, place the bottle above the fan, and start the siphon by blowing into the vent tube. When the water level in the fan reservoir reaches the vent tube, the siphon will stop. When the water level in the reservoir drops about half, the siphon will restart and refill the fan up to the level of the vent tube. Be careful inserting and removing the tubes because there are some tiny little tubes inside the fan reservoir that could easily be pulled out of place. Using a 16 oz bottle along with the 200 ml in the fan, I can now run it for ~90 minutes on intermittent mist setting. I took off one star for the misleading advertising of the duration of the misting, but I would still recommend the fan.

My baby runs hot and we are so happy to have this portable fan throughout the day. Havent used it indoors yet but I like that it can stand byitself however we position the fan. Havent used the clamp yet but seems strong and will definitely hold. Just need to clamp it on something sturdy. Love that i can charge the battery separate. I think only thing that might come in handy is if the buttons werent on the back of the fan but was on the base. Always need to flip the fan to turn it on and reposition if the fan is towards baby while im carrying the baby. But overall.. I love it and was happy we bought it