I’ll start with the handheld fan I’ve used regularly all summer—the Jisulife Ultra2. Jisulife has sort of become the “Kleenex” of the portable fan space. It’s probably the most well-known, and the ...

When the temperature rises, a fan and a portable air conditioner become an instant necessity, but once you’ve left the house you’ll need something more portable to keep cool in soaring temperatures.

Whether you are preparing to navigate a humid commute, suffering with menopause hot flushes, desperately entertaining the kids through the heat or trying to focus in a stuffy office, the right ...

It’s summer. You are sweaty. There’s some unprecedented heat wave that’s even worse than the last unprecedented heat wave. You are uncomfortable. You’re getting sweatier by the second. What do you do?

Summer is still going, and so are the temperatures. But that shouldn't slow you down a bit. This is the season for on-the-go fun, after all, whether it's a bike ride, a weighted vest walk, or a tennis ...

A TikTok debate has emerged over which of Amazon's best-selling handheld fans is superior. The Jisulife fan is considered the best overall investment, offering more features and durability. Both fans ...

2026 is shaping up to be the year of the handheld fan, and Blueair’s new AlwaysCool adds to the category with a key feature and its price. Air technology company Blueair, maker of CNET’s best air ...

Summer is here, and handheld fans are trending. And for good reason—no need to suffer in the heat and humidity when you can have a fresh, cooling breeze wherever you go for as little as 10 bucks.

Summer is still going, and so are the temperatures. But that shouldn't slow you down a bit. This is the season for on-the-go fun, after all, whether it's a bike ride, a weighted vest walk, or a tennis ...

Summer means being outside—and it’s hot. We rely on AC units and fans whilst indoors, but for those wanting to be outside or on the go, a USB fan is a must. These rechargeable, portable fans are ideal ...

It’s that time of year again, and let’s face it: our homes are not built for heatwaves. From uncomfortable nights to sweating at your desk or on the commute, we’re always looking for ways to help deal ...