Ausic Portable Misting Fan - 9L Bucket, 10-inch Outdoor Fans for Patios/Camping/Beach/Golf etc., 20000mAh USB Rechargeable Battery Powered Floor Water Cooling Fan, 3 Strong Winds, 3 Spray Mister

This is a must buy! I have used this to help combat the Arizona heat and it works well! It is very portable. The fan and misters both have multiple speeds and it is very cooling when filled with ice and water. Love that it is compact and easy to use and that the fan can be stored in the unit.

The media could not be loaded. I buy a LOT of stuff off Amazon. I rarely write reviews.... This has to be in my top 3-5 best items I bought this year, easily. It is pricey but totally worth it. I live near Houston, Texas so it is like Satan's waiting room outside at least 8-9 months of the year. I bought this for my patio because I am outside with my 3 dogs most of the day. It is abysmal outside, and you really can't be out longer than 10 mins at a time. Well with this mister fan, it has made such a difference in how long I can tolerate the heat. Even if you just use water and no ice it makes a huge difference. I will say you have to get it the right distance from you, so you aren't wet, but you still feel the mist. When I am out with their pool I don't care if it gets me a little wet, it feels so good. You can put ice in the bucket, and it makes it even cooler. I'd say the bucket is about the size of a home shredder. It holds quite a bit of water, and the water lasts a LONG time in the bucket. This fan saved me during Hurricane Beryl. No one was expecting the power to go out and it did....for days and days. At night I used this fan (fully charged prior) by my bed on a small table to blow air on me and the dogs so we could sleep. It was so hot in the house, and I used the fan without the mister function and on low and the fan lasted over 8 hours while we slept. Having some fan all night was the only way we could sleep in the heat. (I since learned my lesson and bought a portable AC unit) but this fan is amazing. I use it daily. It truly makes a huge difference in the temperature of your skin. If you are still reading this...buy it!!! I had a smaller one that sits on the table, and it died within 1 month. this one is still going strong. If the mister isn't working on 1 of the 3 ports you just tap it, and it starts working again. I use tap water in it too, so I'd probably suggest using distilled, so the misters don't get clogged but mine still work after months of using tap water.

I’ve had this for a little over a week and use it for about 6 hours a day. It holds a good charge and does a good job throwing out a cool mist. It’s def an up close kind of product if you’re working outside in the heat. I live in Arizona and there temps have been well over 100 the past week, and this has helped keep me cool outside. I use filtered water to try to keep the nozzles from getting plugged, and I do add ice to ensure a cool mist. If I needed to cool a bigger area or more than just myself, I would get a bigger one, but this works perfectly so far for what I need it to do. I’m glad I bought it!

So this unit is great for one person in 100 or less dry degrees and no breeze. It runs a long time on a single charge, puts out a fine mist and is small, quite small which is why I say it is for one person only. At a distance beyond 4 feet the impact is minimal. So, know that it is small and has limitations but it will run long on a single charge, uses a small amount of water and is effective to a point.

Although it was less expensive than other comparable units I find that it works great. Provides a real nice mist with good options for how much mist and standard fan speed settings. Seems to hold a charge for quite a while and I often run it while connected to the charger as well. Good value for the money.

I was skeptical that this little fan would make a dent in the oppressive heat and humidity of a Florida summer, but boy does it! It's quiet and surprisingly cooling. It's easy to use and adjust, with multiple speeds and spray amounts. It's easily portable and not heavy...well, until you add your water and ice. Speaking of which, on a hot day, you'll definitely want to add ice to your water (not ice alone, of course). This really improves the cooling effect. The misting component does spit out a bit of water, which can be annoying if you're, let's say, at a table eating. So in those cases, you may want to turn it down. But if you're gardening, at a picnic, enjoying a sporting event or generally trying to beat the heat, turn this baby up to full blast and enjoy the cooling. I have not had this for a hurricane (Lord willing, we won't have to deal with that) but I'd imaging having a battery-powered mini-A/C like this would be awesome. If you're on the fence, I'd say give it a try and see what you think. I was very pleasantly surprised and my husband absolutely loves it.

Small but powerful, I think it works awesome. I bought it for the river, when out there rafting the days away in 95 degree heat, it keeps me quite cool. Battery is great and lasts, as does the water supply. Used it around the camp as well. Works great in my living room as well...

I bought this misting fan for my balcony during the summer of 2024, and at first, it was fantastic. It kept me cool, held a solid charge, and made the hot days much more bearable. For most of the summer, it worked exactly as advertised.But by September, I noticed the fan wasn't holding a charge as well. I didn’t think it would turn into a serious issue, so I stored it away for the season. When I brought it back out the next summer, it wouldn’t power on at all.For a $60 misting fan, I expected better durability. After checking the reviews again, I saw that several people had similar problems with the USB charging port failing after a short period of use. Since my purchase was over a year ago, I tried to contact customer service about a replacement part or support, but they were unresponsive.Overall, it’s a great product, when it works. But for the short lifespan and lack of support, I can’t recommend it. I wouldn’t purchase this again unless you're comfortable risking $60 for just one summer of use.