I bought a 4 in 1 belt-necklace-arm-tabletop portable fan with powerbank function

cryptopie (81)in #life • last year

It's so inconvenient and hard for me when I go for my dialysis because we have to wear protective masks. I understand its use because it prevents me and others to transmit pathogens especially if there is pneumonia in the air or perhaps CoViD as both will really give you a hard time and holes in your pockets.

However, wearing medical masks makes it hard for me to breathe because of a constant stale air inside the mask. It gets worse when you have a cough or someone is coughing or when you have an ammonia breath which I had when I was only getting two times per week treatment sessions. I will have to not talk lest I will smell my own ammoniac breath.

But if there is a wind blowing to my face, even a gentle breeze from a portable fan helps a lot aside from cooling my face and other parts of my torso. Now I just had thought to buy this 4 in 1 fan which is actually acts as a 2,000 MAh powerbank as well. However you cannot draw power from it if you will be using the motor of the fan at the same time. I have a separate powerbank so it is not an issue for me but the powerbank function of this fan is a bonus because it will act as an emergency source of power for your gadgets.

Anyway, this portable fan doesn't have a regular portable fan blades but rather it acts like a miniature wind blower. It can be found Here.

Some points to do after purchasing this portable is you have charge it for about two hours. The green light indicator means that it is charging and the blue light means that charging is complete. Then about the USB output port was for the powerbank functionality which will only work if the spinning motor is not in use.

I got complete accessories because I bought it from its store and I did that because they deliver fast. Now I got a useful tool to help me breathe during my dialysis or whenever I have to wear a facemask and when there it is hot which is the case if no electric fan or any fan is facing me wherever I would go or stay.