DUKUSEEK Portable Ceiling Fans with Remote Control, Power Bank, USB Battery Operated Camping Fan with Hanging Hook for Canopy Tents, Emergency Survival

I’ll admit at first was not sure it would work in our large tent for our camping trip. I was wrong it was bright to fill our large tent and quiet enough for my infant to sleep through the night with. Fan size is a bit smaller then the picture leads to but gives a good amount of air to circulate inside a closed tent.

Firstly, I like the size of it. You look at the pictures and assume it’s bigger than it is, but it actually fits right in your hand.Secondly, I like how simple the assembly was. Literally just have to screw in the fan blades and you’re good to go. I also like that it charges with USB-C, so charging it is fast. Mine came almost fully charged already.The speed of the air it blows is good and even though it makes very little noise, I like that too because it helps me sleep.The lights are plenty bright; no real need for a separate lantern if you’re hanging this from a tent. Cap it off that the remote can control all of the fan speeds and light settings, and you can charge a device from it, and this is a very handy, very useful little portable fan.

Was absolutely perfect for the fan function and the battery lasting so long was a plus. We had a campsite with power, so recharging it during the day worked great. The only down side is that the light was not very bright at all, so we used lanterns to make up for it. We also have a large tent (10 person), so the little light wasn't going to help much.

This fan functions so great , I love it , the light is not as bright as I thought it would be , but the battery life is impeccable I had it running from 10 AM to 6 PM with almost full battery !! 😱

I’m hoping this review gets the company’s attention because I cannot seem to find a way to contact them. I received the fan today, but the fan blades were missing. I don’t want to return it because it seems to work…. I just want the blades lol.

It puts out a nice breeze - but only enough for one person and you better be fairly close. If you just want to move a little air around, it might be ok. If you are expecting it to make a difference on a hot day, you will need at least one for each person.

I wasn't expecting much. But it's really a decent fan. I wanted one that didn't have anything protecting the fan. We may use this with yarn to keep flies off our food. But as a fan it works decently if you're directly under it, like say.. in a small tent. I was worried if it fell it would injure someone so I ran it at full speed and stuck my hand in the blades. I will say it stung a bit, but the motor stopped. Didn't try to keep spinning.I noticed when I first ran it it wobbled a bit. The blades are slightly out of balance. Understandable in a mass produced product. I balanced it with some masking tape. Just add or remove tape until it smooths out or gets worse. It is now very smooth and even a bit quieter.The remote. It works. But! Theres a little infra red receiver nub on the bottom. You HAVE to point the remote at it. If the remote is on the other side. It won't pick up the signal.The settings can be a bit confusing. The 4 lights are for the battery level. There are only 3 speeds to the fan. ON is low. Then you can increase 2 more speeds. Or decrease again, to get the lowest, click the ON again on the remote. Same with the light.I don't know about battery longevity. I think it would be great if there was a battery door and you could just swap out an 18650 cell.If you balance the blades and know where the remote receiver is, it's a great fan for the price.

Great little unit for an enclosed deer stand.. Moves a good bit of air. Remote is a little finicky at times but it does function. Would be great in a tent as well.. Battery made it over 8 hours in the deer stand on an overnight adventure.