Beat the heat with this small but mighty 5" USB-powered fan. The hefty, stay-tight suction cup allows you to attach the fan to any of your windows. After attaching, the articulating ball mount gives you full control over the direction of airflow to keep you cool and comfortable while camping. Heads up: a power bank or USB port is necessary for the use of this fan - all this power has to come from somewhere!
Does the fan make any noise when running?
When turned on, the fan makes a soft running sound. It’s great for ambient background noise to lull you to sleep!
Does the fan ever fall off?
The locking suction cup may fail in temperatures below freezing, but you may not need your fan at that point…
How long is the power cord?
53 inches total, 35 inches from fan to remote.
This fan will help you beat the heat by keeping you cool and comfortable while camping. Just attach to any vehicle window or dashboard.
Move the fan as you please, then lock it in place with the robust suction cup. The secure mount is strong enough to stay installed while driving
Point the breeze wherever you please! The articulating ball mount makes adjusting the angle of air flow quick and easy.
Use any portable power solution with a USB-A port to run this car camping fan. See our recommended options below to fit your budget or use one you already own.
Recommendations: Anker PowerCore (8 hour run time) or Goal Zero Yeti 150 (multi-day run time)
Find the perfect breeze with three speeds to choose from. The remote switch comes equipped with adhesive backing for convenient installation in any vehicle.
The three speed remote contains a a blue LED for power notification and an adhesive layer for more permanent installs.
This little fan really moves some air! It’s well built, and the suction is rock solid.
This keeps the night fresh.
I added a power source.
Loved the size, easy to install and good wind movement!
Bought this to keep the dog cool on road trips. The fan is attached on the back window and even at the lowest setting I feel the air.
Not very loud at the highest setting. What would I change or add? Maybe an optional clip instead of a suction cup.
Went to the beach and stayed there for the night. So of course it was hot and humid, even with the windows down. Thought that it was going to do much but after setting it up it was perfect. A nice way of cooling down and not waking up all sweaty. It lasted a while too and it’s not cheaply made. I thought it was going to be fine without the fan but it was very much needed. I’m keeping it on the rear window since it doesn’t really take up space and I don’t have to keep setting it up.
