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As summer temperatures rise, many people are looking for ways to stay cool and comfortable. One popular solution is the neck fan or neck air conditioner. With prices ranging from $15 to $280, there are a variety of options on the market. In this article, we will take a closer look at several brands of neck fans and air conditioners to see which ones offer the best performance, comfort, and value.
Top 3
| TORRAS [COOLiFY Cyber・2024 Flagship] Neck Air Conditioner | ChillGo Bladeless Neck Fan | JISULIFE Portable Neck Fan, Hands Free Bladeless Fan |
Key Takeaways
- Neck fans and air conditioners are popular solutions for staying cool in the summer.
- There are a variety of brands and price points available, ranging from $15 to $280.
- In this article, we will compare several brands to determine which ones offer the best performance, comfort, and value.
Concept and Functionality
Neck air conditioners or neck fans have become increasingly popular among consumers. To determine their effectiveness, Project Farm purchased several different brands and tested them based on various factors.
The Scurry brand sports hanging neck fan, priced at $15, is a neck fan with a built-in 2,000 Mah lithium battery that can be recharged through a USB cable. It has a color-changing LED with aroma therapy and is made of soft and skin-friendly silicone material. The Scurry brand is made in China and weighs 180 g. It produces a noise level of 56.3 DB on low fan speed, 61.1 DB on medium, and 65.8 DB on the highest fan speed.
The Sweet Full bladeless neck fan, priced at $24, has three different speeds and wind comes from 360°. It claims to have a 4,000 Mah hour battery and produces a noise level of 57.8 DB on low, 63.1 DB on medium, and 69.3 DB on high. It does not include a charger but comes with a USB cable and is made in China.
The Jesu life neck fan, priced at $26, has a hands-free bladeless fan and a 4,000 Mah rechargeable battery. It has 78 different air outlets and is made of ultralight material weighing only 9.1 oz. The fan produces a noise level of 50.1 DB on low, 60 DB on medium, and 64.6 DB on the highest fan speed. It does not include a charger but comes with a USB cable and is made in China.
The Civ power brand neck fan, also priced at $26, has three different speeds and a 4,000 Mah rechargeable battery. It claims to have an innovative turbo fan design with 78 different vents. It produces a noise level of 60.8 DB on low speed, 68.5 DB on medium, and 74 DB on high. It comes with a USB cable and is made in China, weighing 254 g.
The Chilgo affordable neck fan, priced at $27, has a 5,200 Mah hour battery and is foldable with four different air vents. It claims to cool the user down by 15° in just 3 seconds and has a maximum runtime of 12 hours. The fan produces a noise level of 59.9 DB on low speed, 66.4 DB on medium, and 68.8 DB on high. It comes with a USB cable and is made in China, weighing 356 g.
The OLV brand neck fan, priced at $27, has a 6,000 milliamp-hour battery, the most powerful battery of all the tested brands. It has two different buttons, allowing the user to run air from both sets of fans or just the bottom set. It claims to have a safer design that prevents hair from getting caught in the fan and can be fully charged in only 2.5 hours. The fan produces a noise level of 59.9 DB on low, 64.1 DB on medium speed, and 72.5 DB on high. It comes with a USB cable and is made in China, weighing 264 g.
The F sah brand neck fan, priced at $36, is silent and claims to have a 5,200 Mah capacity. It can work for 4 to 16 hours and is made in China, weighing 272 g. The fan produces a noise level of 54.9 DB on low speed, 65.8 DB on medium speed, and 74.6 DB on high speed, which is the loudest yet.
The Amicool brand neck fan, priced at $46, has a 5,000 Mah rechargeable battery and 60 dedicated air outlets to drive away heat. It can run for 3.5 to 9 hours depending on the wind setting and allows the user to adjust the air direction. The fan produces a noise level of 59.7 DB on low, 68.1 DB on medium speed, and 74.6 DB on high speed. It is made in China and weighs 276 g.
The AJJF neck fan and air conditioner, priced at $100, claims to offer four different air speeds and three different cooling temperatures ranging from 59° F to 77° F. It can last from 3 to 12 hours depending on the fan speed and can be fully charged in 2.5 to 3 hours. The fan produces a noise level of 66.6 DB on low, 69.6 DB on medium, and 76 DB on high speed. It is made in China and weighs 352 g.
The DET Toy brand air conditioner, priced at $130, claims to have a 10,000 RPM brushless motor that increases air flow by 250%. It also claims an 8,000 Mah rechargeable battery, the biggest in the lineup. It includes three cooling modes and three fan speeds and can be charged while in use. The fan produces a noise level of 64.2 DB on low, 68.9 DB on medium speed, and 75 DB on high speed. It is made in China and weighs 446 g.
The Comm life portable air conditioner, priced at $280, includes a carrying case and claims to have a 5,000 Mah rechargeable battery. It is designed to cool the skin down to 60° F within 3 seconds and includes two large area cooling panels. It claims to offer rapid cooling and three strong wind settings. The fan produces a noise level of 54.9 DB on low, 63.2 DB on medium, and 68.7 DB on high. It is made in China and weighs 404 g.
Overall, the neck fans vary in price, battery life, noise level, and air speed. Consumers should consider their needs and preferences when choosing a neck fan.
Brand Comparisons
Scurry Brand Sports Hanging Neck Fan
The Scurry Brand Sports Hanging Neck Fan is priced at $15 and is made in China. It comes with a built-in 2,000 Mah lithium battery that can be recharged using a USB cable. The fan is made of soft and skin-friendly silicone material and weighs 180 g. The Scurry produces 56.3 DB on low fan speed, 61.1 on medium, and 65.8 on the highest fan speed.
Sweetfull Bladeless Neck Fan
The Sweetfull Bladeless Neck Fan is priced at $24 and is made in China. It has three different speeds and claims to have a 4,000 Mah hour battery. The fan produces wind from 360° and includes a USB cable. The Sweetfull weighs 262 G and produces 57.8 DB on low, 63.1 on medium, and 69.3 on high.
Jisu Life Neck Fan
Priced at $26 and made in China, the Jisu Life Neck Fan has a hands-free bladeless fan and a 4,000 Mah rechargeable battery. It has three different speeds and 78 different air outlets. The fan is ultralight at only 9.1 o and weighs 254 G. The Jisu Life is the quietest yet, producing only 50.1 DB on low, 60 on medium, and 64.6 on the highest fan speed.
Civ Power Brand Neck Fan
The Civ Power Brand Neck Fan is also priced at $26 and is made in China. It has three different speeds and a 4,000 Mah rechargeable battery that can run for 3 to 16 hours on a full charge. The fan has 78 different vents and an innovative turbo fan design. The Civ Power includes a USB cable and weighs 254 G. It is the noisiest yet, producing 60.8 on low speed, 68.5 on medium, and 74 on high.
Chillgo Neck Fan
Priced at $27, the Chillgo Neck Fan has a 5200 Mah hour battery and is foldable. It includes four different air vents and claims to cool you down by 15° in just 3 seconds. The fan includes a USB cable and is made in China. The Chillgo is the heaviest yet, weighing 356 G. It produces 59.9 DB on low speed, 66.4 on medium, and 68.8 on high.
OLV Brand Neck Fan
The OLV Brand Neck Fan is priced at $27 and claims to have the most powerful battery yet at 6,000 milliamp hours. It has two different buttons, one of which allows you to run air from both sets of fans. The other button allows you to run from just the bottom set of fans. The OLV Brand Neck Fan includes a USB cable and is made in China. It weighs 264 G and produces 59.9 DB on low, 64.1 on medium speed, and 72.5 on high.
FR Sarah Brand Neck Fan
Priced at $28, the FR Sarah Brand Neck Fan claims to have a 5200 Mah capacity and is supposed to keep working for 4 to 16 hours. It has no fans and a silent design that will not pinch air. The FR Sarah Brand Neck Fan is made in China and weighs 272 g. It produces 54.9 on low speed, 65.8 on medium speed, and 74.6 on high, which is the loudest yet.
Amacool Brand Neck Fan
The Amacool Brand Neck Fan is priced at $36 and has a 5,000 Mah rechargeable battery. It has 60 dedicated air outlets to drive away heat and allows you to adjust the air direction to your liking. The fan includes a USB cable and is made in China. The Amacool weighs 276 G and produces 59.7 DB on low, 68.1 on medium speed, and 74.6 DB on high speed.
Ajjf Neck Fan and Air Conditioner
Priced at $46, the Ajjf Neck Fan and Air Conditioner claims to offer four different air speeds and three different cooling temperatures ranging from 59° F to 77° F. It can be fully charged in 2.5 to 3 hours and is made in China. The Ajjf Neck Fan and Air Conditioner weighs 352 G and is the loudest yet, producing 66.6 on low, 69.6 on medium, and 76 DB on high speed.
DET Toy Brand Air Conditioner
Priced at $100, the DET Toy Brand Air Conditioner claims to have a 10,000 RPM brushless motor that increases air flow by 250%. It also claims an 8,000 Mah rechargeable battery, the biggest in the lineup. The DET Toy Brand Air Conditioner includes three cooling modes and three fan speeds and is made in China. It weighs 446 G and produces 64.2 DB on low, 68.9 on medium speed, and 75 DB on high, which is the second loudest yet.
Comm Life Portable Air Conditioner
Priced at $130, the Comm Life Portable Air Conditioner includes a very nice carrying case and claims to have a 5,000 Mah rechargeable battery. The fan can last from 2 to 17 hours depending on the setting. The Comm Life Portable Air Conditioner is designed to cool the skin down to 60° F within 3 seconds and includes two large area cooling panels. It claims to offer rapid cooling and three strong wind settings. The fan includes a USB cable and is made in China. The Comm Life Portable Air Conditioner weighs 404 G and produces 54.9 DB on low, 63.2 DB on medium, and 68.7 on high, which is actually pretty good.
Tor’s Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner
Priced at $280, the Tor’s Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner comes with a very nice carrying case and claims to have a 6,000 Mah rechargeable battery. It claims app control at your fingertips, high-speed multi-directional air flow, and six upper and two lower air vents. The speed of the fan is increased from 7,000 to 7,200 RPM, and it claims you can charge this from 0 to 80% in just 1.2 hours. The Tor’s Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner only comes with a charging cable but can be charged at a rate of 20 watts. It is made in China and weighs 58 G. The Taurus is pretty quiet at 53.6 DB on low, 62.9 on medium, and 68.2 DB on high speed.
Performance Metrics
Cooling Effectiveness
In terms of cooling effectiveness, the Chill Go Affordable Neck Fan claims to cool down the user by 15 degrees in just three seconds. However, the DET Toy Brand Air Conditioner boasts a 10,000 RPM brushless motor that increases air flow by 250%, making it the most powerful air conditioner in the lineup.
Air Speed Measurement
Using an air speed meter, the Amama Cool Brand moves the most air across Cousin Eddie’s left ear at 9960 ft per minute, while the Jishu Life Neck Fan moves the most air across the back of the neck at 279 ft per minute.
Noise Levels
On the lowest fan speed, the Jishu Life Neck Fan makes the least amount of noise at only 50.1 dB, while the Ajjf Neck Fan and Air Conditioner is the loudest yet at 66.6 dB on low speed and 76 dB on high speed.
Battery Life
The Civ Power Brand Neck Fan claims to run for 3 to 16 hours on a full charge, while the Comm Life Portable Air Conditioner can last from 2 to 17 hours depending on the setting.
Comfort and Design
The Jesu Life Neck Fan is claimed to be ultralight at only 9.1 oz, while the OLV Brand Turbo Neck Fan claims to have a safer design that prevents hair getting caught in the fan. The Tors Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner boasts app control at your fingertips and six upper and two lower air vents for multi-directional air flow.
Price Analysis
In this article, Project Farm tests and compares various neck fans and air conditioners to determine which ones are the coldest, have the most air speed, longest runtime, and are the most comfortable. The following are the results of the price analysis of each product:
- Scurry Brand Sports Hanging Neck Fan – $15
- Sweet Full Bladeless Neck Fan – $24
- Jisu Life Neck Fan – $26
- Civ Power Brand Neck Fan – $26
- Chill Go Affordable Neck Fan – $27
- OLV Brand Turbo Neck Fan – $28
- F Sah Brand Neck Fan – $36
- Amama Cool Brand Neck Fan – $46
- AJJF Neck Fan and Air Conditioner – $100
- DET Toy Brand Air Conditioner – $130
- Comm Life Portable Air Conditioner – $280
- Tor’s Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner – $280
All products are made in China and come with a USB cable for charging. The Scurry brand is the most affordable at $15, while the Tor’s Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner is the most expensive at $280. The DET Toy Brand Air Conditioner is the heaviest at 446 G, while the Scurry brand is the lightest at 180 G.
In terms of noise level, the Civ Power Brand Neck Fan is the noisiest yet at 60.8 on low speed, while the Taurus Kulfi Cyber Ultimate Wearable Air Conditioner is pretty quiet at 53.6 DB on low speed.
When it comes to air speed, the Jishu Life Neck Fan moves the most air across the back of the neck at 279 ft per minute, while the Scurry brand makes decent air speed on Cousin Eddie’s right ear at 412 ft per minute.
Overall, the price analysis shows that there are various options available for neck fans and air conditioners at different price points with different features. Customers can choose based on their budget and specific needs.
Final Verdict
After testing several neck fans and air conditioners, it is clear that each product has its own strengths and weaknesses. The Scurry brand sports hanging neck fan is the most affordable option at $15, but it is not the most powerful. The Sweet Full bladeless neck fan is slightly more expensive at $24, but it offers 360° wind and claims to be quiet, although it is not the lightest option. The Jesu life neck fan is the quietest option at $26, but it is slightly heavier than the others. The Civ power brand neck fan is the noisiest option at $26, but it offers an innovative turbo fan design. The Chill Go affordable neck fan is foldable and has a long runtime, but it is the heaviest option at 356 g. The OLV brand neck fan has the most powerful battery at 6,000 milliamp hours, but it is also the loudest option at $27. The F Sah brand neck fan is the loudest option at $36, but it has a silent design and claims to be pinch-free. The Amama cool brand neck fan is pretty loud, but it has a unique design that allows the user to adjust the air direction to their liking. The AJJF neck fan and air conditioner is the loudest yet most expensive option at $100, but it offers four different air speeds and three different cooling temperatures. Finally, the DET toy brand air conditioner is the heaviest option at $130, but it has a 10,000 RPM brushless motor that increases air flow by 250% and an 8,000 Mah rechargeable battery.
Overall, it is important to consider personal preferences and needs when choosing a neck fan or air conditioner. Some may prioritize price, while others may prioritize power or runtime. It is recommended to carefully review the specifications and features of each product before making a purchase decision.