Odoland Portable Camping Fan with Spray, 250mL Water Tank, 20000mAh Rechargeable Battery Operated Tent Fan with Hook and Light, Outdoor Cooling for Patios, Beach, RV, Car, and Summer Use

Not really powerful but definitely saved me big time when at a music festival for 3 days during a heat wave. Nice bedtime fan and the misting function works well, better for softer water to keep the device from building up in the hose/tank. Battery lasts for a good while and doubles as a charges so that is also a very nice option for camping.

I give it a 5star fan blows great air especially with mist & the lights let you set your mood. Battery life is good so far the mist will last almost 1-2 hrs size is great not too big or small & it can hang or be set in umbrella or tent. Give me a spa oasis feel🫠

Update - realized that it’s really not worth what I paid for it since the mist is intermittent. Returning. I’ve had this fan for a few days now far a camping trip with 35-40 degree Celsius temps. Glad I have it as it feels rugged and the fan works great. So far I’ve used it for at least 8 hours on one charge - at various fan speeds. I’ve dropped it with no ill effects. It tilts up and down which increases its usefulness. Now for the misting review - the one I bought prior to this had a misting option that didn’t work so this fan has a leg up on that one for sure. The unfortunate part is that the mister is sporadic and doesn’t do too much when it is working. If you think about it though, with the reservoir being so small, if it were to put out a helpful amount of mist it would last maybe 10 minutes. The amount of mist coming out is negligible and you have to be pretty close to notice anything. Right now my elbow is a foot away from it and it really isn’t helping even that small part of my body. Not unhappy I bought it but I should have realized that the laws of physics would prevent this unit from doing much in the misting department.

A decent little fan for personal cooling. The blades are about 6 inches in diameter so you need to be within about 6 feet to get any great affect. There is a hook on the bottom so that it can be hung from the tent supports but the water reservoir needs to be at the top for the misting to work. I will probably make an attachment point on the top of the fan to be able to hang it and have the mister still working.

I am a fan of Odoland products typically. This fan though... while the lights are 'cool' and the fan strength is good enough, two HUGE weaknesses ruin it for me. First, the 5mm "handle" - it's laughably too small to be able to actually get a finger grip on, so the unit will no doubt go flying every 2nd or 3rd time you try to move it, but MOST IMPORTANTLY, the misting shoots about 1" (or less?) from the fan. Literally holding it to your face, you still get no mist - just the fan. It's ALMOST ZERO MIST. I have a much larger misting fan for sitting on the deck (lasts many hours due to a large 'bucket' that it connects to). I was hoping this would offer a little portable 30-40 mins of comfort, but it's really pretty useless. I guess its still a fan, so I'll find a use for it in that way I suppose.