Neck Fans

Neck fan, also known as a wearable neck fan, is a portable personal cooling device that utilizes a brushless motor to drive airflow through an annular air duct. Its design features an ergonomic neckband that wraps around the user's neck, delivering a consistent stream of cool air via multiple vents positioned on both sides of the band. The bladeless design eliminates safety hazards associated with traditional fan blades, such as catching hair or fingers, making it particularly suitable for children and use during physical activities. The device is equipped with a high-capacity rechargeable lithium battery, supports various charging methods including USB-C or Micro-USB, and offers a battery life ranging from several hours to over ten hours per charge (depending on the selected fan speed). Its lightweight construction (typically weighing between 200-300 grams) and soft materials ensure comfortable wear. This product is widely used in various high-temperature environments, including outdoor activities (e.g., travel, queuing, camping, spectating at events), daily commuting (walking, cycling, public transit), indoor office work and study, as well as exercise and training (e.g., running, workouts). Its primary target user groups include students, commuters, office workers, outdoor laborers, travel enthusiasts, and individuals sensitive to heat (such as pregnant women, menopausal women, and the elderly). Furthermore, the device can serve as a medical aid to alleviate discomfort for individuals experiencing hot flashes or hyperhidrosis.