6 speed super silent fan with 3 mode lights, rotating feature and solar charging. This folds up into a compact unit and has a carrying handle. This can be operated folded but does not circulate air. When the fan is folded out the solar panel is exposed and can be folded up for maximum light exposure. The bottom plate / base of this rotates to give you approximately 120° of fan coverage. The light modes are warm, cool and both. The light is very low power consumption and will last for days. Battery lasts for approximately one day when operating with the fan. Front panel has USB A anc C ports. i really like that its super quiet and lasts all day on a single charge.

the unit is larger than i thought it would be. it has a huge battery and will work for hours as a fan or as an emergency light. the solar panel actually charges this unlike some others that have smaller less efficient solar panels. the unit has a usb-A so you can charge other things (phones / tablets) as well as usb-C to charge the unit when you have power available. the materials for the fan and housing are not let's say premium, but overall, this is a nice product.

This is a great design and a cool idea for a neat piece of camping gear. I like the folding design and that it can oscillate. The solar panel works well to top off the battery, but I suspect it would take a very long time to charge the battery from 0. The fan is strong and I like the option for several fan speeds. The only complaint is that the materials are rather cheap, so I wonder how rugged this is. The plastic feels like it will shatter if dropped or crack if bumped, and I wouldn't trust the handle to hold the weight of the fan. Not what I would like to see for camping gear. I will keep this on a shelf for emergency uses, but I don't think I would trust it on our next campout.

I really like this Sunoony Brand Fan that is Battery Powered and that has an LED Light 10000mAh. It's great that it is Rechargeable and also so Portable for Camping outside or for your patio, etc. Or it can, of course, be used indoors as well. It has 6 Speeds and a 4W Solar Panel which is the GREATEST APPEAL of this Fan. It seems well made and I LOVE THAT IT IS SOLAR of course. It is rechargeable and this will be HIGHLY FUNCTIONABLE when the weather gets even warmer. I recommend this fan and it's essential for Preppers and Emergencies as well if your power goes out in the scorching Heat!

This is a review for: Camping Fan Battery Powered with LED Light 10000mAh Rechargeable Portable with 6 Speed 4W Solar Panel Left/Right Oscillating Fan for Tenting, Fishing, Outdoor and IndoorDON'T FORCE IT OPEN. You need to push the tricky button. It's hard to find if you don't know where to look. It's along one side. The second diagram in the instruction booklet shows where it is, but they don't explain it and it's easy to miss it. In the diagram it is labeled "OPEN."YOU NEED TO PUSH THAT BUTTON IN in order to unlock it and open it up. Otherwise you can't really use the fan or the solar panel.As far as the rest goes, here are some considerations, and some plusses (+) and minuses (-),+(1) It charges pretty well. With 4 hours of good sun it went from 54% to 99% charge. That's pretty good for a small solar panel.-(2) It has six speeds, but only four of them work. Speeds one through four work just fine, but speeds four, five, and six are all the same. There's no difference between four and five and six. I don't know if my unit is defective or if all of them are this way.+(3) It has a warm light option. The light has three different color temperature options. One of them is warm, and most people find that to be the most pleasant.+(4) It has a timer, and the timer has four settings (1 hr, 2 hrs, 4hrs, 6 hrs).+(5) It oscillates. The way it oscillates is a little unusual. It has a disc underneath the base and that disc rotates the entire fan as if it's sitting on a turntable.-(6) No remote.(7) So-so battery capacity at 10,000 mAh.+(8) Digital display. It shows which speed you're in, which timer length,, and the battery capacity remaining (as a percentage).(9) The fan is a little on the noisy side. It's not bad. It is slightly noisier than average, but not by much. Close to average.-(10) I hesitate to call this a negative or a minus exactly, because it's pretty mild. But still, the purpose of these reviews is to give people information relevant to their decision and to their satisfaction with the product. Some people will be a little disappointed with this because it feels a little cheap. Not extremely so, just a little on the cheap side. The hinges don't operate very smoothly or elegantly. All in all it's either average or a little on the cheap side. But it's not that bad, and some people probably wouldn't even notice.+(11) For some people, having a functional solar panel built in is a meaningful plus. For other people it's more of a gimmick. It depends on the situation and the person.+(12) It has a USB-out port. This can be used to charge a phone and other devices. The combination of the solar panel and the USB port gives a certain degree of independence from the grid. It wouldn't provide you with a great deal of power, like enough power to use a phone all night — for that you would need a larger solar panel that would supply more power. But this small panel could be useful to have in some unusual emergency situations. A larger solar panel in combination with a power station would be a much more versatile and useful setup, though. One example would be a 100-watt solar panel plus a Bluetti or Jackery portable power station.

To open the fan you have to push in a small plastic tab on the side; not particularly easy, and a rather cumbersome design. I like the handle -- flexible, comfortable to hold, pushes in out of the way.Upon opening the fan, the battery charge is displayed as a percentage. Press the power button and the fan turns on to speed-1. Repeatedly pressing the power button cycles speeds 1-2-3-4-5-6 then off. To turn it off, it seems that you have to go through the sequence. If you overshoot, cycle again until you hit 0. I would have thought that holding the power button in would turn it off, but it doesn't... you have to go through the cycle. Speed 1 creates a nice breeze for sleeping in a tent or camper. The higher speeds are more noisy but do move a lot of air.I'm impressed with the size of the solar panel. And, unlike many solar panels on devices, this is not a prop -- it actually does work. Starting with 86% charge level, it charged to 93% in just one hour under an overcast sky. The 10K mAh battery charged my Galaxy S24U at 4.98W, which is a basic charging rate, but certainly life saving when needed.Summary:• On the plus side, it is a compact inclusive design, moves a decent amount of air, has a remarkable oscillating feature, has a lot of battery power, can charge your devices though at a slow rate, has a useful light, and has a functional solar panel.• On the negative side, it's a bit noisy, I hate having to cycle through the speeds to turn it off, and the small opening tab is difficult to operate.Overall, I give it 4.2 stars