I use handheld fans, but this Sweetfull fan is next-level! Having the mist actually makes a difference and you feel much cooler; it's a scientific fact!It's easy to fill the reservoir with the included little squeeze bottle. However, i found that when the water is almost depleted, the fan is unable to use up the little bit of water at the two ends of the reservoir. So if planning to put it away you'd have to find a way to dry it completely.The handle bends to make a stand so it doesn't have to be handheld and can be used on a bed side table, for example. Also, at the highest speed, the fan is quite noisy. This fan is extremely useful, especially in drier climates.

I got this fan because it stands out from others I’ve tried thanks to its built-in misting feature, which sprays a fine, refreshing mist of water, perfect for instant relief on very hot days If you’ve ever wanted extra cooling power beyond just airflow.However, the fan is larger than typical handheld models, making it less pocket friendly. If you’re looking for something compact to carry around easily, this might not be the best choice. That said, the bigger size does allow for a stronger breeze and the added misting function.Noise wise, it stays fairly quiet on speeds 1 and 2, making it suitable for most indoor settings. Speed 3 is noticeably louder, but not so disruptive that you couldn’t use it in a quiet space like a library.

This portable misting fan has been a handy tool for staying cool in various settings. The 180° foldable design makes it versatile—I can hold it, set it on a desk, or even hang it around my neck with the included lanyard, which is great for hands-free use during outdoor activities or while working. The three speed settings let me adjust the airflow to my liking, and the 30ml water tank provides a refreshing mist that adds an extra layer of cooling, especially on hot days. I also appreciate that it’s USB rechargeable, making it convenient for travel, camping, or just using around the house. The misting function is a nice touch for keeping my skin hydrated during makeup application or while I’m out in the sun. My only minor issue is that the mist doesn’t last as long as I’d hoped—about 7 minutes per fill, which means I need to refill it more often than I’d prefer. Still, it’s a solid choice for portable cooling!

I got this for my son who spends all afternoon playing outdoors. Now that the weather has warmed up, I worry about him overheating, so this was a great solution. It is large enough that it gives a solid, cooling airflow, but comfortably fits in his hand. It is easy to fill the reservoir with water and the misting + fan cools him considerably. The reservoir is not so large, and on very hot days it needs to refilled several times, but I guess if it was larger it would probably make the fan too heavy to hold comfortably.

This thing is fantastic, a huge improvement over my old fan bottle. The fan is actually powerful enough to have a noticeable effect. The mist is actually really fine even without the fan on instead of just a light stream of water like my other one. It even comes with a a cord to wear it around your neck and a nice squeeze bottle to fill up the water reservoir.10/10

I quite like this thing. It is quiet, the misting feels nice and refreshing and has a cooling effect even if the water is lukewarm and it just feels really nice on a hotter day. The water makes the air it blows a bit humid, but not wet, as in I don't feel the water itself, but blowing it in my face and breathing it in doesn't dry out my nostrils.It also feels great on my eyes. I was pulling an all nighter and my eyes were pretty heavy and I used this to refresh myself and it felt pretty good and worked well.It is easy to refill and doesn't use much water so the supply lasts a fair amount of time. I like the smart design of having cotton strips that ensure capillary action is maintained between the reservoir and the sprayer.Haven't tried charging it yet, but hopefully that won't be an issue.

Misting fan. Oh, the sheer decadence! Not content with mere air, we now demand to be hydrated by our handheld cooling devices. It’s like a spa day, but for your face, and while you're desperately trying to navigate public transport. 180° foldable? Because contortionism should be a feature in all modern appliances. Three speeds AND mist spray? It's practically a personal climate control system, designed for those moments when you’re feeling both overheated and under-moisturized, which, let’s be honest, is most of the time. 30ml water tank? Enough to dampen my spirits ever so slightly, but also enough to feel momentarily refreshed before the existential dread kicks back in. Five stars, because sometimes, a little mist is all that separates us from total meltdown – both literally and figuratively.

The photos the company chose to post of these fans is a little deceiving because the strap to hold it with looks like it is a base to help it sit up when you have it folded and sitting down on a surface. It works great and is made decent. I love having these for sports and when out in the sun in summer.

DisclaimerPlease read my full review before drawing conclusions about my opinion.I am trying to be honest, fair to consumers and seller and as accurately descriptive as I can.My reviews are usually out of the box, but I try to post updates at least 1 week into usage.I love this fan and I would totally recommend it for those who live in hot climates seasonally or year round, or for those who just tend to overheat like I do.The first thing I noticed about this fan was the solid weight of it. The weight in hand is very sturdy and this is a well built product, not like some sort of cheap plastic that feels like it is going to snap or fall apart. I am hoping to have this for a good long time.Not to say that it is heavy either, but just indicating that it is made to last. I have confidence in the motor and in the encasement itself.The box contains the fan, a necklace string which allows you to angle it so that it blows upwards past your chin, a charging cable and an applicator bottle with a slim nozzle for filling the misting tank.As far as the speed and breeze outputs there are 3 levels. The first one isn't really that significant but is good enough if you just want a feeling. The second and 3rd levels are very cooling but of course get progressively louder so I'm not sure I would want to use it in a place like church or a work-meeting.It folds in half so you can easily fold it and put it in your bag, but keep in mind that there is a water reservoir, so maybe make sure it is empty before storing and carrying.The one thing I do wish it came with was a little carrying bag so that nothing else in your main bag gets stuck in the fan blades as well as some sort of cover over the fan button so that it isn't turned on by something else.

This personal fan has a larger fan size than most other handheld models, but that’s good for a couple of reasons.It makes the fan a lot quieter. There are many smaller handheld fans out there which aren’t as wide; however, all the ones I’ve tried are quite loud and whiny, which annoys others nearby.The other obvious advantage to a larger fan is the wider flow of air, so you don’t have to waft the fan around as much to cover your face, etc.The fan is rechargeable and comes with a USB-A to C charging cable. The charging port is at the side of the handle under a rubber cover, and above it are a couple of very small indicator lights which indicate when the battery is low, fully charged, etc.The fan is controlled by a power button on the side, which turns it on and changes the fan speed between its low, medium, and high settings.The fan grill can pivot from being in line with the handle up to 180 degrees backwards. This is a nice feature which can allow you to use the fan on a tabletop with it aimed towards you, or around your neck using the included lanyard while the fan is aimed up towards your face. This is handy at times as well, although when wearing it on the lanyard, the fan does tend to rock back and forth with movement and doesn’t always stay aimed perfectly where you want it.Another standout feature of this fan is obviously the misting function, and it works very well. The misting function is turned on and off by the button above the power button on the handle. It is a very fine mist which exaggerates the cooling effect of the fan when waved close to your face or bare skin. The mist is fine enough that it doesn’t create excessive build-up or drips on the skin when used with the fan but just enough moisture to enhance the cooling. That being said, it does cause droplets to build up around the output port in the middle of the fan, which can cause a few drips down the handle and on your hand. Water droplet build-up like this, however, is common on all these kinds of misting systems that I’ve seen.The fan comes with a small 30 ml squeeze bottle, which is the amount the water reservoir on the fan holds. The opening of the water reservoir is a small hole behind a rubber cover at the top of the fan, and using the bottle makes it easy to fill without spillage.Also worth mentioning, based on experience with other similar misting systems, it’s important to use distilled water or similar instead of tap water, as mineral buildup can clog and damage the mister pretty easily.As for criticisms, there are a few but nothing too major.The water reservoir is pretty small, and the misting function uses the water up pretty quickly, especially if used more continuously.I would have liked a little display like many other portable fans have that shows you the power level, battery percentage, mode, etc. The only indicators you have on this fan are 2 very tiny LED lights at the side of the handle, which are not very noticeable and can also be hard to see in bright light.It would be nice if there was a separate power button or if you could just hold it for a couple of seconds to turn it off. As it is now, if you are using it on low it takes 3 button presses to turn the fan off as you also have to cycle through the reaming settings first.This is an odd one, but I often get little shocks near the power button and charging port if my hands are over them when using the mist function. It’s not as bad as it sounds, as they are just tiny static-like shocks that are very mild, but still, it’s kind of an odd occurrence. It also makes me question if the unit is properly waterproofed where it needs to be, as moisture/humidity around the fan is inevitable when using the mister.Overall, this is a well-performing handheld fan. It’s quiet, has good airflow for nearby use, has a pivoting head for tabletop and lanyard use, and its misting function is very effective at enhancing the cooling effect.

LOVE this little fan. The string and the foldable handle make it great for wearing around when it's hot out and the mister is wonderful. Feels really cold and nice in the heat. I love that it comes with a little bottle that you can use to carry extra water and to refill it whenever you want and I love that it's so convenient for carrying around. I suffer from heat intolerance and I have a couple of misting fans, but this one is by far my fav because of the string and the folding handle.

Okay, this little thing is absolutely amazing. I live in Texas, so Seven months out of the year I’ve got a fan in my purse when I go out. This fan can sit on my desk or fold up and go with me in a medium sized purse. What’s more is that the misting feature truly cools me off and keeps me from melting under the Texas summer sun. You can fill it from wherever you are, it doesn’t leak, and you can see how much water you have left instead of the reservoir running dry unexpectedly. 10 out of 10!!

Hotels and airplanes can get pretty warm, so I ordered this as a travel fan. It’s a nice handheld fan and I like that the handle bends so you can set it on a nightstand or table. The mist option is nice, however it doesn’t use all of the water from the reservoir. So you have to make sure you empty it completely before you lay it down or pack it away. It has three speed options, which is nice, but it isn’t as powerful as some other handheld fans I have had before. The biggest drawback I have found is that it takes a long time to charge. I had it on the charger for five hours, and it still wasn’t charged. The thing I do enjoy most about it is that you can use it even while it’s charging.