Loud enough to feel, quiet enough to sit next to
A brushless motor spins the turbine to 11 000 rpm, and the duct behind it is lined to absorb the noise that normally comes with that speed. Front and rear vents both move air, so the stream travels further than the size of the thing suggests.
A chilled plate you press to your skin
Behind the fan sits a semiconductor cooling plate. Hold it to your neck or wrist and it draws heat away in seconds — airflow cools the room around you, the plate cools you directly.
Folds flat at the 90° hinge
The head folds down against the handle so it slips into a bag or pocket with no case. Fold it the other way and it stands on a desk, angled at your face, hands-free.
Turbine speed without the noise
A brushless motor spins the turbine hard while a lined duct absorbs the noise that usually comes with that speed. Front and rear vents both move air, so the stream carries further than the size suggests.