Portable Cordless Fan Compatible with Milwaukee M18 18V Battery,Battery-powered Cooling Fan for Workshop Outdoor Camping Travel,Powerful Air Circulation at Work,M18 Jobsite Blower Bare Tool

We travel around doing lots of activites during the summer, this is perfect to help the air flow in our camper as well!

Great fan that moves a lot of air for its size

Two speed fan that works even better than I had expected it to. It's on the small size but puts out a lot of air. It's well built not cheap feeling.

RETURNED - It is surprisingly loud for such a small fan. My intention in buying it was as an option for cooling while sleeping in case of power outage. NOPE...that isn't happening. Its crazy loud and moves almost no air. I literally have 3.5 inch USB desktop fans that dwarf the air moving capacity of this bigger fan. The only part that I did like about t was that the grill around the blades was very sturdy metal. Unfortunately, a wonderfully sturdy fan that hardly blows any air is about as useless as a beautiful car without an engine. The main purpose of a fan is to move air, so if it doesn't do that then being sturdy doesn't help.

Charges last a long time. Very cheap build quality. Had I known spend the extra money and buy the name brand

I love this fan. It's got some weight to it so be prepared hauling it around if taking it on the job. I use it on my computer desk at home and it's amazing. Has all the power I need and then some. It's a little loud but nothing that bothers me.

He uses this at work instead of taking his milwaukee one there, much more durable than plastic if it falls which it has and keeps trucking. Battery fits tightly no issues there, gives off a nice breeze. Can be hung as well. Doesn't seem loud nit that he could hear it if it was. Keeps them cool that's all that matters.

I have always wanted a fan for my tool batteries, either milwaukee or dewalt. But the brand name ones are very expensive. This one absolutely works, but I do have some hesitations. It sometimes fades in and out in a weird 1 hertz frequency that's sort of odd from what I presume is a relatively simple circuit. In any case, it does work. I don't notice much difference between the two settings. One small nuisance is that if you tilt it all the way forward - it hits the power-off switch. So, you'll just have to work around that or modify it some. I feel safe around it, because the cage is fairly well constructed and I presume it would survive a fall from a table or similar heights without incident. This is something you want for a cordless tool.