If you need to move air in your grow booth, this will do it. The clip is seriously well built and LARGE jaw. It did take a little creativity to get it fit into my particular booth, but. Not it's fault. I had it clipped to my bed headboard (3/4" plywood) and it moves air. I miss it in that location. For size it really does move air. It's fairly quiet but it is a fan and it does make noise. A lot less noticeable inside the booth. This was recommended to me for booth use. No stagnant air spots in there, and the plants get 'exercise' to make the stems sturdy. I am going to pause next cycle and use booth to start tomatoes, and I am going to have well built plants to put out with this thing going. It also comes with a small base you can attach it to instead to stand on table, bookcase or floor. I recommend though that if you're getting this one you need the clip mount and it will CLIP and STAY ON. Read more
UPDATE 2026: Still happy with this fan and while I don't use it all of the time year around, it's holding up good, just like new, reliable, quiet, and moves a lot of air. Still using the clip on feature and working well. Can still recommend this fan. Very nice little fan. Well made and packaged. This comes with both the clip on attachment and a base you can attach to sit on a desktop. I am using the clip on high up on the rv wall going to the hall and bedroom to drive the hot hair back down. It clipped on very strongly onto the wall which is a tad thicker I think that it says the limit is. I snugged down the nut on the adjustment bolt and it has been staying in position just fine. The one thing I don't like is that even on low speed, 1, it's a bit too strong for my purpose. However, if I was using this as a cooling fan it would be perfect and speed 2 is even more powerful, surprisingly so for this size and price of fan. Since it does move so much air I will likely use it next summer to move the ac air as well. Highly recommend. Read more
Nice quite little fan for my rolling bedside table Read more
Works great! Extremely versatile. Speeds aren't bad, but keep the motor vents clear of dust or it slows down. I use three of them to circulate heat from my wood stove. Read more
This fan may be little, but she's mighty! I am a full-time RV resident. Since birth, I've had a fan in my room. My dad was a firm believer in air flow. Before moving into my RV, I had a full size stand fan complete with remote. That fan started life inside my RV, but had to sit in the doorway between my bedroom and bathroom. Not very practical for a 70 year old woman with a weak bladder! Many nights that fan found itself torn from its stand as I battled my way past it into my bathroom. I knew there had to be a better and dryer way!! Then one night as I was exploring possible new alternatives, I found this little fan. Since it could be used as a clip on or a table top stand fan, I bought it. Because space is at a premium in an RV, and I live in snow country, I have clothesline that criss-crosses above my bed to hang my winter laundry. The first night with this little gem, I clipped it to the closest line to my pillow and turned the fan on low. Seconds later, I reached up and flipped the switch to the other available speed which is high. I slept like a cool cumber until my bladder awakened me. I rose, ready to do battle with The Black Knight standings sentry duty between my bedroom and bathroom. But, alas, the doorway was clear so I effortlessly glided from bedroom to bathroom, and back to my bed victorious and thankful for my little but mighty fan clipped to the clothesline above my bed. And, during hot summer days when my A/C struggles, I clip my fan to the table under my TV, mounted on a folding wall mount. The fan just barely peeks under the TV keeping me cool and augments my A/C. This fan can be manually adjusted side to side and up or down. It does not oscillate automatically. It has two speeds, low and high. The grill easily removes for cleaning, however, since there are two cats that graciously allow me to live with them, the fan needs frequent cleaning. It's easier for me to leave the front grill off. I do not recommend this as I have occasionally forgot the grill was off and put my fingers in the moving blades. Because the blades are plastic and the motor small, the blades quickly stopped rotating without harm to my fingers. But still, I do not advocate removing the protective front grill except for cleaning purposes. Buy her, you'll love the convenience, quiet operation and will appreciate her surprising strength hidden in such a small body. Read more
