The only true floor fan here, and it comes in two sizes. The 8-inch head sits on a 20,000mAh pack rated for 112 hours at the lowest speed, reaches 1970RPM for airflow up to 18ft/s, stands 22.83 inches tall and folds to 13.8. The 10-inch head carries the largest battery in the catalogue — 40,000mAh, 106 hours on low and nineteen flat out — runs 15.42ft/s over 14.76 feet, rises to 31.49 inches and folds to 7.16. Everything else is shared: eight powered speeds plus a natural-wind mode, a 360° rotating base with 45° or 90° automatic oscillation and a 180° manual pivot, a magnetically docked remote working from sixteen feet, ambient light, a four-step sleep timer and a motor that stays under thirty decibels at night.
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This is the fan for rooms without a convenient socket where a clip fan is simply not enough air: a garage workbench, a summer kitchen, a balcony, an RV berth. Raised to full height it behaves like a small pedestal fan sweeping a room; folded, it packs down and travels to a campsite as a tabletop unit. Nothing else in the range covers both jobs with one body.
The articulation is the most complete here. Automatic oscillation through 45° or 90°, a base that rotates a full turn, and a head that pivots 180° — point it at a ceiling to circulate a room, level across a patio table, or down from a shelf. Aim it once and the swing does the rest, with eight speeds and nearly fifteen feet of reach scaling from bedside whisper to workshop breeze.
Living-with-it details are unusually considered. The remote docks magnetically into the fan instead of vanishing under a sofa; the display shows speed and remaining charge at a glance; the ambient light runs five modes for evenings; and the sleep timer steps through one, two, four and eight hours with a short press that kills the lights for the night.
Like the camping fans it runs while plugged in, so it never becomes dead weight indoors — corded pedestal fan by the desk all summer, cordless everything-fan on trips. The honest fine print is the recharge, which on a pack this size is an overnight affair, and the reminder that even at full height this is a compact fan for a bedroom or a campsite rather than a warehouse.
Both heads fold flat, so one fan serves a room and then travels in a bag.
20,000mAh is rated for 112 hours on low; 40,000mAh for 106 hours and still nineteen at full speed.
45° or 90° oscillation on a 360° rotating base, with a 180° head pivot for ceilings and corners.
Sixteen feet of range, and it snaps magnetically into the base instead of disappearing.
Under 30dB on low, with ambient light modes and a four-step sleep timer.
Standing at full height beside a socket-less workbench, sweeping its arc across the work area all Saturday without an extension cord crossing the floor.
Where running a cord through a window is nobody’s idea of summer: it stands on the balcony, swings across the chairs, lights softly after dark and shuts itself off on the timer.
Folded down it stows in a locker; raised, it is the campsite pedestal fan, running on its own pack so the vehicle batteries stay out of it.
