Claymore Portable Fan V600+ (Warm Gray) - Portable, Airflow for Outdoors Use & Indoor Living Room, Desk, Table Fan. Super Quiet, USB-C Charging, Long-Lasting Battery, Includes Storage Case.

These little fans are fantastic. I found them via the r/camping subreddit ad while they are a bit expensive "for a fan" they are worth every penny. They come with an excellent carry bag, their own charge cables, and are easy to operate. They move quite a lot of air (get two and you can create a real tornado of air circulation in your tent with strategic placement!). You can choose to hang them from a tent loop or you can use the included tripod (which is machined aluminum and very sturdy).The only minor con is they seem to take a long time to charge. They'll run overnight on a full charge, but you need to have a good means of charging them since they take a long time. This is just a minor thing though - that's the tradeoff for battery-powered camping stuff, you have to be comfortable managing electricity if you're going to invest in such creature-comforts.If you need a camping fan, this is the one. These were a lifesaver for me in 98 degree Texas heat while camping at the TRF.

I read reviews on dozens of fans and shopped for a long time before choosing this one. Do not let the price deter you, this fan is worth every penny! It is very sturdy and well built, does an excellent job of moving the air, and is very quiet. The attached loop makes it easy to hang inside a tent or car and the tripod legs quickly attach for use on a table. I used it on a week long camping trip in the heat of June and it was amazing. I set the timer and ran it on low for two hours each night and after a week the battery still had 3/4’s of the charge remaining! It comes in a little storage case that is really handy. It has a zippered section for the cable so it is easy to keep up with. As an added bonus the case is also roomy enough to hold my flashlight and phone charger. I am so happy with the Claymore!

For years, I have had a hard time sleeping without some sort of white noise. Be it a fan, or some type on audio white noise track on my phone... so while camping it can be difficult to have that soothing sound at night while my phone is mostly dead because , well I'm camping and used it up taking photos. Also because many of the other "camp fans" are trash... most are very cheaply made or battery life is terrible at best.I started using Claymor3 lights and those are fantastic, so when I saw they had a fan..... I threw money at my computer screen to purchase this holy grail of camp fans... and holy grail it is.#1 Constructed very very well. Sturdy, well made and includes the carry case and a tripod fan, or use it by the hanger.#2 battery last a very long time, and can also be used as a battery back to charge my phone.#3 feature set... its USB C, has 4 modes and also a timer to off setting which is awesome.that way once I've drifted off to sleep the fan will auto shut off, saving precious battery life, making the fan battery last even longer.Trust me, if you are looking at OTHER fans, don't do it.... Its a trap!Pick up the Claymor3 V600+ and then when you want to throw more money at your glamping experience, check out claymor3 lights while you are at it!

Took a charge well. Bought it for a neighborhood planned power outage, canceled outage,YA! Runs VERY quit, almost too quiet. Top speed gives enough sound for sleeping. Air flow on high seemed adequate.

Had this for months now. Use it almost daily as I like having a small fan on me at night that A) Isn't loud, and B) doesn't freeze my wife out of the room. This thing is whisper quiet. And on the lowest setting to move some air, it will last a good 2-3 nights. (Around 10 hours a night because I sleep in)The only minor quibbles I've got with it are the seemingly slow charging speeds at only a max of 10w, and that you only see the battery indicator level when you turn it on. Totally tolerable quirks for how good this fan is though. Several months in and it's still incredibly quiet. Still lasts 2+ nights. Still saves my butt when my kid is whining about being overly hot at night and needs to borrow it while we're traveling. Honestly it's a mandatory pack item for any time we're spending the night somewhere else now.