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Diveblues USB-C Rechargeable Handheld Turbo Fan (White) on sale for $19.99 - 50% off when you apply promotion code
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Product Details:
- 3X More Powerful Feel instant refreshment with 9.2m/s turbo wind, 3X stronger than ordinary fans.
- 3 Ways to Use Handheld, wearable, or desktop.
- Lightweight (136g) and compact, perfect for travel, office, and outdoor adventures.
- Up to 12 Hours Stay cool all day with a 4000mAh battery. Type-C fast charging. iTurbo keeps you powered. Choose from 5 adjustable speeds for your perfect breeze, from light gusts to strong winds.
- The LED display shows wind speed and battery life.
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"I bought both the old and new models—here's a quick comparison.
The older model is significantly larger and has a bigger fan blade, which results in much stronger airflow. From about a foot away, the new model only cools my nose area, while the old one can cool my entire face.
The new one is more compact and lightweight (136g vs. 184g), so if portability is your top priority, it's a better fit.
I fully charged both and ran them nonstop. The new one lasted about 2.5 hours on level 3 and then around 6.5 hours on level 1. The old one ran over 10.5 hours on level 1 before the battery started flashing—and its level 1 airflow is comparable to at least level 2 on the new one, with a wider coverage area.
Both models produce a similar noise level, which I don't find bothersome at all.
I personally prefer the older, larger model—it's heavier but performs much better overal"
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