SLENPET 6 inch USB Desk Fan, Adjustable Tilt, 4 Speeds, Ultra-quiet, 90Rotation, Portable, Metal Base, Silver

4 speeds (toggle low, medium, high, off; or hold the bottom for highest speed), compact, high quality, powerful, relatively quiet, and attractive design. Multi-colors and great value. I made 3 purchases at different times, totaling 5 units. The quality has led me to the repeat purchases for additional locations in my apartment.

Short term review: Only had a few days, but have to say this is a step up in quality from the half-dozen little plastic fans I tried (and returned). Seems good quality, quiet, moves some good air and just works. Used inside RV to move air around in summers, run off USB socket in solar controller (so uses zero shore power, nightime no sun, fan no run).Will update in a year if I remember...

The media could not be loaded. This fan does have 4 speeds. Move through the first 3 with a single click on control button and enter 4th speed with a long press on control button. The fan is a good one and does move a substantial amount of air. I don’t usually even set it higher than the first speed. It has 5 blades which allow it to move air well and this 5 blade feature is partly why I bought this one as opposed to many others with only 4 blades and some fans with only 3 blades. It is small enough that you can set it to blow on yourself without also blowing on others who may not want it. It is relatively quiet on the first speed. It feels well made, especially for the price. I run mine plugged into a battery bank, the kind typically used to recharge phones and it does not draw a lot of power so the battery lasts a long time. Recommended.

I bought the small bronze fan and the appearance and functionality is fantastic!For a small little fan, it moves the air very nicely...and I only keep it on the 2nd speed setting out of four --which makes it VERY quiet.(Tip: To get the 4th speed --the maximum speed, you have to HOLD the power button down for two seconds. You do not need to hold the button for speeds 1-3.)As for the Fix:Depending on the SURFACE you place the fan on, there can be some ANNOYING VIBRATION. The Rubber feet on the fan, just aren't sufficient to dampen it completely. The vibration stops completely, if you just PICK the fan up...so that was a clue that is had something to do with the feet.To dampen the resonant vibration sound, I tried:* A Piece of Felt -- It didn't work.* A Slab of Rubber -- Didn't work.* A Mouse Pad -- Didn't work.* A Notepad -- Worked a little bit* A folded up larger nap Micro-Fiber Towel -- Worked Great!* A Terry Cloth Facecloth (Kitchen Towel would likely work as well) -- Worked Great!* A Small Piece of Medium-Size Bubble-Wrap!! Worked Amazingly Well -- though makes the fan a little unstable and could be knocked over if not careful.In the end, I stuck with the Bubble Wrap.(Once could also try changing out the Rubber Feet for a more permanent fix. Feet with air bubbles in them, would probably work better than solid, hard rubber feet.)In any event -- it is close to a PERFECT little fan, but if you're sound sensitive -- you may need to go with an easy tweak as above -- should your fan create any resonant, vibratory sound. The fan itself is VERY quiet -- if you hear anything, just pick it up...if the annoying sound stops, it is most likely a very subtle vibration that can be dampened in any number of ways.Stay cool!Ps. CLEANING! Hooray! The Blades CAN be cleaned! One can carefully rotate the front of the cage counter-clockwise and the front portion of the cage comes right off! Just sort of screws on and off. Rotate LEFT to take it off (pull out gently) and re-position and rotate right to put it back on.

Good for my needs. Moves air decent enough. On low/mid speeds the noise is ok. At highest speed it's a bit noisy. Still though, moves air pretty well and good for all-around use.

Works great. So powerful I rarely use the high speeds. Quiet. Easy to clean. Head tilts up if you wish. Highly recommend for any small space. Would buy again.

This is a really nice fan! I have had a few desk fans and this one is the most elegant, quiet, while still having three speeds that move a lot to little air. Highly recommend!

Pros:* Size: Very small and compact* Efficient: It's DC, 5 volts. For systems that are DV (like a car), it's efficient to run off your car's 12v using a cigarette lighter adapter. Similarly, you could run this off solar, a USB power-bank, or even some phone models. Based on my testing with a USB tester, it uses roughly on low 1.25-watts, medium 2.5 watts, high 4.5 watts, turbo 5.8 watts. (compare that to Honeywell @ 24watts) The reading fluctuates up and down, but that's about the average.* Air Movement: Moves LOTS of air, and moves it forward in a linear way. By contrast, I have a Honeywell fan, that's much bigger, moves less air, uses more energy, and the moving air spreads out.* Noise: It's quiet (relative to air moved) and produces a smooth white noise.* Price: At $18 (current price), it's not "cheap" (or expensive). What matters is value-per-dollar.Cons:* It wasn't free? (That's a joke, if it wasn't obvious).Wish List* Some mounting-holes would be nice. I've added a few of my own, and even a counter-sink magnet on the base one fan.Contrast:By contrast, lets compare this to my 9-inch Honeywell fan.* Energy - My Honeywell fan uses 24-watts on high. This fan uses 4.5 on high and 5.8 watts on turbo. My Vornado cloth-fan uses 19watts on high (and moves little air)* Size - The size of the fan is so much smaller. It's not simply "9 inch vs 6 inch", the fan takes up so much less space.* Air - This fan on high, moves a little more air than the Honeywell on high. On turbo, it easily beats the Honeywell.This fan is great for practically everything, but I'm imagining this is perfect for any RV, semi-truck, or camper van. Even when camping, this runs easily off of various little power-banks I have sitting around.