Quiet 80mm USB Fan, 5V USB Portable Cooling Fan for Flat Panel Xbox DVR PlayStation Router TV Receiver Computer Cabinet Cooler

I bought this to cool off my soundbar and it works great! Super quiet, has three speeds, it has a good amount of air flow to keep everything cool even on the low setting. I was happy to see I could plug in the fan to my soundbar so it doesn't take up an outlet. Happy I got this!

Excellente qualité faible bruit et bon contrôle Installer derrière le dock, de ma Nintendo Switch 2 qui fait 100 fois plus le travail, de tout les gadgets que j'ai tester pour un minimum de bruit avec une super fiabilité un très bon rendement de refroidissement (pas juste un gadgets) N'est pas brancher au Dock, mais sur sortie USB d'une multiprises, protégé et fonctionne du tonnerre

Yo tengo un mini pc de cuadro y se calentaba y pensé ponerle este ventilador al lado y resolvió el problema de circulación del aire trae 3 niveles con el nivel bajo fue suficiente y es silencioso

I keep my Xbox Series X in my media stand, but it's just slightly too crammed for ideal air circulation and gets very warm. I put this pointing outwards and it now keeps it nice and cool! Perfect! Very quiet too, even on high. 10/10.

This review is for the 80mm fan which fits my heatsink perfectly. I purchased this because I wanted additional cooling for the computer I use the most that gets worked really hard. Even though the processor already has a cooling fan, the heatsink still gets really hot. I have no intention of replacing this computer anytime soon so I want it to last by helping it run cooler and this fan takes care of that problem. Some cooling fans have a separate power supply, but I like the fact that this one is powered by USB because by plugging it into one of the USB ports on the computer it can turn on and off automatically with the computer. It has rubber feet which help cushion and/or prevent any vibration noise, but can be removed if you don't want to use them. It has a 3-speed selector switch which allows me to set whatever speed I want depending upon how much cooling I need based upon the application that I'm running – which I weigh against the noise it makes. It is really quiet, practically imperceptible on Low. Medium speed can just barely be heard, and that is the speed I use most of the time. High speed can be heard, but it's not really loud or too annoying. I use High when I am running software that keeps my processor maxed out. It has ball bearings (instead of sleeve bearings) which are rated for 65,000 hours – which means long-term reliability. Overall this cooling fan does the job I bought it for of keeping the processor temp well under what it used to be. Here in the Summer of 2026 due to the high demand of computer chips caused by all of these Data Centers being built all around the world, the cost to replace equipment has gone up as much as 4 to 10 times higher than what it was 16 months ago. It’s insane. When you're looking to extend the life of a piece of expensive equipment, baby this is cheap insurance!