I've started seeing these neck fans around and purposely looked for you to see if it's worth it. Just a normal guy with the time and the money to try out products and give unbiased feedback. Much appreciated

So those thermoelectric peltier generators are very cool technology and have virtually no use because of their huge power draw and the fact that it is essentially a plate that when current is ran through it one side cools and one side heats up. They are expensive to produce. I'd say this product is priced very accurate to the cost of the materials and assembly. Its why they have multiple models, I assume the top model is probably awesome at the job its created for with proper voltage and a larger battery pack. Plus if u cool the generator plates they work even better. they probably have a heat pipe in the top unit too to increase it's potency. But materials cost $. This is cool. I wondered if someone would find a use for the peltier generators due to the heavy energy draw. Now you know how it works. Good review 👍

@lindabuck2777

2 жыл бұрын

Well thanks for the lesson! At 67 and a single mom, I had to learn EVERYTHING plumbing, electrics, etc. never learned about ac but DO know swamp coolers! Good knowledge to share is much appreciated!!!!🙏🏻❤️

@Cimlite

2 жыл бұрын

@@MarceloVeronezzi Yeah, the peltier plates cost around 7 bucks and the battery would be 2-3 dollars. Calling this "accurately priced" is ridiculous. At 100 bucks it would be expensive for what it is, and this is almost 2x that.

@mariusvanc

2 жыл бұрын

Peltier coolers are VERY cheap, WTF are you talking about. They sell for a couple of bucks per piece even in very small quantities. I'd also like to know how these neck coolers dissipate the heat from the cooling plates. It seems like it just vents out through the holes by the side of your head?

@candyce6233

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariusvanc I just purchased this product and this is exactly what is wrong with it. It over heats then starts acting weird like one side is fan air only and the other side is ac fan. I think I may try to return this one and exchange for a different one to see if maybe I have a dud bc I really want this to work lol but reading your comment is where the issue is for me. It gets warm quickly too on the opposite side the cooling plates so idk

Loved your use of thermal imaging in this video !

These videos need so many more likes !!!! He does the reviews so well . Can not get enough of watching thease ❤️

Also the plate locations on the Coolify is crucial. The plates are located at your jugular. They will cool your blood as it circulates past them cooling your blood as it's pumped around.

I live in Singapore where weather is really warm and humid all year round. Been using this for a few weeks now. Works great with just the fan at speed 2 for 28-32 degrees celsius night or day walks outside. Under the sun, the cooling function with fan on 2 is good enough, occasionally bumping up to 3 feels great. As someone with higher metabolism and body heat as others, it worked great in keeping me relatively cool to the extend i do not break much of a sweat with it.

@Samarequestrian

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Tim Does it feel sticky around the cooling plates I will get it for outdoor jogging in dubai and I kinda feel that it will make me sweat more because its covered with those plates and will be sticky

@TKsheng

2 жыл бұрын

@@Samarequestrian so far I’ve not experienced any stickiness to my neck. The only discomfort i can nickpick is the rubber-like part at the centre joining both sides together, because after awhile it tends to feel a little warmer there due to neck heat, but not to the point of being unbearable. You only feel it if you are conscious about it. Other than that, the plates are extremely smooth even after long usage. It doesn’t really feel like aluminium or metal plates sticking to your neck although they are kinda made of metal. When on cooling mode, its cold enough to chill the parts of your neck in contact with them, that you don’t perspire much there. However in hot humid places, you will tend to have a little condensation there. I haven’t really used it for jogs since i prefer to sweat it out and have nothing restricting my freedom of movement. But the entire unit is relatively heavy compared to most neck fans. They don’t thump on your shoulders like most neck fans since it doesn’t rest on the shoulders like they do, but the weight might be a factor u wanna consider. The one good thing is part of the wind generated by the fans are directed through a different air passage inside used as cooling for the internals, the resulting warm air are then exhausted outwards through the sides, cooling the internals. thus you will never feel the heat of the unit on your neck when it works its hardest. Its a feature alot of neck fans lack, and a welcome feature in this.

@wordofmouthspore8625

2 жыл бұрын

Hi fellow singaporean…. isit wort it ?

@sengyew83

2 жыл бұрын

@@wordofmouthspore8625 I'm using the older, original design with the single cooling plate (the original brand is WUDI IDI), and am quite happy with it. Costs $75. I'd imagine the Coolify 2 is even better with two cooling plates, though it's much pricier at $250.

I would love to ask the designers why they ignored blowing air on the back of the head… When I’m roasting and sweaty and find a fan, I ALWAYS lift my hair and let the air flow up my scalp. A gentle airflow back there would be ideal.

@mvx627

2 жыл бұрын

Back of the neck is the best place. 👌🏻

@Terri_Hugs

2 жыл бұрын

Someone ask for a personal discussion...may he holds the key to your question! His number is above go for it!⚘

@halu959986

2 жыл бұрын

If I was to hazard a guess, probably the risk of getting hair stuck in the fan system? All it would take is a couple of people who don't think to tie their hair up (and also have a litigious streak) to force alterations. But I do agree, cool air on the back of your neck feels great!

@Thetravelingmonke

2 жыл бұрын

@@halu959986 answer: everyone just becomes bald

@theYTnickname

2 жыл бұрын

@@halu959986 What? The fans are in the front, they don't change position by adding additional air outlets in the back.

I'm not sure how easy it would be for you to get one, but Sony has been making personal temperature (cooling + heating) devices in Asia called the Reon. I believe the Reon 3 just came out. I'd love to see a review on that if you'd ever get a chance :)

@MikeTrieu

2 жыл бұрын

Just took a look at this thing and right off the bat I know it's a failure. Why are they cooling the upper back? That's not where the major blood vessels are. You want something either wrapped around your jugular veins or under the armpits or groin. Seeing as how the later two would be very uncomfortable, that only leaves the neck area as a feasible cooling location. Anywhere else is just going to be a psychosomatic response. I think that's what Sony is going for with this product. It doesn't actually cool your body. It's just tricking your nerves into thinking it's getting cooled. In other words, it's probably more gimmick than science. But, hey, if it helps people tolerate the heat in an inexpensive package, who am I to judge?

@theYTnickname

2 жыл бұрын

@@MikeTrieu Nice try throwing around big words, but the cooling effect is 100% the same, doesn't matter if it is applied to your left earlobe or your right toe. Cooling isn't something magical. And even if it's just "psychosomatic response", isn't that already enough to sweat less and to feel more comfortable? So, job well done.

@yuzhouxie9394

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, the Reon does not have a fan. It's just a cooling plate on your upper back.

@teslabro5294

Жыл бұрын

​@@yuzhouxie9394 it actually does have a fan for the intake and exhaust, otherwise it wouldn't cool very well cause it's the same concept as the coolify

I paid $40 for mine, I work on cars all day, didn’t think I’d like it, but I cannot work without it now. Works magnificently

@abdulrahmanhs8162

Жыл бұрын

Are you driver?

Best review of these devices by far! Appreciate the various field tests

Seems like a good product, I wonder if a version without the fans would be better which can mean a bigger battery for longer cooling. it would also be interesting to compare it to the first edition to see what their thought process is.

@mvx627

2 жыл бұрын

This might lead to skin cancer pal.. check and love the product.

@patrickm2912

2 жыл бұрын

@@mvx627 yeah just like the 5g 😂😂

@MikeTrieu

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think you get how thermoelectric coolers work. It's basically a solid state heat pump. One side gets cold while the other side gets very hot. You need to have some way to reject the waste heat or the TEC will start to get hotter on the cold side in very short order. I guess you could strap a very large metal heat sink to the thing to make it fanless, but that wouldn't be very practical for a neck-worn device. So forced air cooling of the heat exchange fins are a necessity, I'm afraid.

Have three of these with the biggest battery and keep them charged daily. Just to manage to stay somewhat comfy why working in high heat environments. Worth it to me anyhow.. just have to keep them charging constantly

Just got my Coolify 2 I’m in Hawaii and works great. Thank you for the great review

I have one and I love it. I agree, the battery could last a little longer.. I bought a portable battery that I can plug in if I need to with a 6 foot cord. I do have the bedroom battery that does last 3 hours.

You should try one of those elastic sun protection neck gaiters dipped in water with these neck fans. I think that would really go a long way to help you stay cool in the heat.

Humid air possible test what about turning your shower on hot and testing in the bathroom? A way to charge it wondering if you could use a USB portable battery banks?

I carry a cold water bottle (75¢) and wet my bandana put in on my head under my hat and works very well😊

Saw these getting popular and immediately went to look for Freakin Reviews. GREAT REVIEW AS ALWAYS! Im not convinced to get neither of them from price to how well they worked.. It seems to be good up to your ear down. Not the front of your face or forehead.. It seems to need a remodel for sure.

Was looking forward to this one, although I really wish you had tested the battery life. Any chance for an update in comments or video to see if it lasts as long as it claims?

@mvx627

2 жыл бұрын

No

@mav48185

2 жыл бұрын

In cooling mode. 2 hours they have one with a bigger battery. Lasts an extra half hour on top of the 2. Fan mode like lasts all day

@WorldscapeScenery

2 жыл бұрын

@@mav48185 I don't care about their claims. I care about testing if they're accurate.

@mav48185

2 жыл бұрын

@@WorldscapeScenery yeah i just told you 🙄🙄🙄🙄

@WorldscapeScenery

2 жыл бұрын

@@mav48185 You just read me the stats. That's not a real world test, unless you're claiming you have one and checked it.

I literally have a fundraiser up to prevent my family from being evicted but if i ever have money again, i NEED this for my HEALTH Why arent these products covered by insurance when theres a medical need? I have a nervous system condition. When i stand up my nervous system literally breaks. My body doesnt regulate temp properly so i am easy to overheat, i sweat profusely even in 20°F weather on my face, but in the winter i freeze from the sweat. Right now, i have 2 window AC units running and im still feeling sick because im too hot. The arctic air is on my head blowing dow right now…rest ot on my ponytail and temples 😂 but it cools me faster this way but only in the AC. I need something that works outside when its 100° like today. I hope one day, products like these will be covered by insurance so that poor (because im disabled and still havent won SSDI/SSI in 6 YEARS) people who need this technology for their health has access to it.

Seems very useful- especially for mail/postal carriers when needed.

I'm guessing the cooling plates are using Peltier cooling which is why they're so effective.

Another con is that if the plate is not actively powered on (plus low battery life), then it feels worse than not wearing anything And the neck fan can be a bit heavy

Have you ever tried those neckerchief that have the polymer beads inside for cooling? You soak them in water for like 10 minutes then wrap around your neck and through evaporative cooling it helps keep you cool for several hours and they are relatively cheap ($10). No batteries, just soak with water again to re use.

@ram89572

2 жыл бұрын

Great for dry climates. Worthless anywhere that is humid as well as hot

@lvrboi92

2 жыл бұрын

He tested several types of these cooling cloths in both the desert and on a vacation to Hawaii. It's been a couple years though.

@occipitalneuralgia2339

Жыл бұрын

Worthless for when you are in a work situation. Makes everything wet and unprofessional.

I live in Florida and this could be useful during my walks. I'll check for reviews on this from those who have it and use it in humid environments. It's a bit expensive but could be worth it, especially if it's durable enough to last for years. Plus I like how it snugs your neck. Great review!

@Natepwnsu

2 жыл бұрын

U could read my comment if you'd like to know about the product and it's effectiveness. I'd say it would work just as well here in Florida and I'd suggest buying the top model if you are thinking about buying one for reasons i explained in my comment. I don't work for them, no one is paying me. Just my opinions . People complained it fell off their neck, so something to consider. The plates inside are sort of like a ceramic so a drop would obviously be game over.

@isit4ukid

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder how it would have helped when we lived in Florida and were at Disney 1-4 times a month. Summers were absolutely brutal.

@BrittMFH

2 жыл бұрын

I'm in Florida and I agree! 👍

@yuzhouxie9394

2 жыл бұрын

@@Natepwnsu Hi, I own one. It doesn't fall off unless you are riding a bike and had a fall. It fits snug.

Fantastic video as usual and you have epic taste in hats as well. Love it!

I don't see this as effective and comfortable as a simple bandana dampened with cool water from your water bottle. That's what military does and is more comfortable for active movement of the neck. If you add a simple fan to that you get a huuuge boost.

The next gen should have the cooling plates such that they sit over your Jugular and Carotid to cool the blood a bit.

Sounds like an interesting device and have seen them mentioned on TV once and a while. I dont see myself getting one of these, because of cost, and since I am out on a golf course for several hours and would not last that kind of duration, even putting it on between shots in the summer time. Not sure how much of a noise distraction it really would be playing with other golfers. So I will pass on getting one of these. I will stick with using my large Golf Umbrella, plus it is cheaper and needs no charging. LOL. take care.

The biggest fault I have with these is that it CANNOT be plugged into a portable battery pack or into an outlet to use while charging. The cheap Chinese neck fans have this functionality. Come on Coolify. Also the Coolify 2 also has a heating mode where the metal plates will heat up. It's pretty cool since you can also use it when it's cold, not just when it's hot out. However, not being able to use the device while charging is a huge let down. 1.5 hours - 2 hours of usage is no where near enough.

@Freakinreviews

2 жыл бұрын

That is a valid concern. Hopefully they can sort that out moving forward because it's pretty nice in general (although still too expensive).

@edleung4046

Жыл бұрын

I think they deliberately disable usage while charging as a safety feature, especially considered it is worn around your neck. So that user cannot be injured by an overcharged battery.

@katiebyers2573

Жыл бұрын

The Coolify 3 added this feature, along with a third cooling plate in the back. It's legit pricey, but looks pretty nice.

@edleung4046

Жыл бұрын

@@katiebyers2573 Thanks for the info. Hope they have reliable safety feature to ensure a faulty in the battery/charger will not end up in an explosion/overheat just inches from your face, or next to your main arteries at the neck.

Now that I've seen the entire video, I will say it's nice but even if they made the mod/mods you suggest would still in no way be worth the money unless you have money to burn and it doesn't matter...

@Surferess

2 жыл бұрын

So, Money is in the eye of the Beholder, and if you be holdin' enough... ;)

@thefisherman1127

2 жыл бұрын

Once you work a landscaping job in the August heat you’ll reconsider 😂

@CadgerChristmasLightShow

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a landscaper who works in ~100 degree heat all day in July/august and even I wouldn't consider getting this. Wetting my hat with water and using one of those soakable neck towels would be far better than air blowing on your neck. Especially if you have very long hair like me. 180 bucks for air on your neck is insane, I need air all over my body (The wind) to feel cooled off lol.

@neetrab

2 жыл бұрын

@@CadgerChristmasLightShow your plan, no thx.

@CadgerChristmasLightShow

2 жыл бұрын

@@neetrab okay, so what's your plan then? You must have plenty of experience with this to make a statement Like that, right?

What a treat, James!

My roomate had the cheap Amazon one and the cooling plate gets warm after running for more than 5 minutes.

@stefandieter4044

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Lori how's it going with you over there?

I was surprised to see you treating neck fans as a normal gadget market when I don't remember you having a lot of success with them in the past. I would be interested to see a test of the Coolify 2 versus lower-tech ways to cool down - like the traditional fan-and-water-spritzer. Great video!

As an Englishman who has been travelling around SE Asia for the last year, i brought one of these today. Too many times ive felt faint because of the heat so this seemed like a no-brainer.

I think humid air makes a big difference when it comes to air flow. A fan, even without any cooling, can really help you out because your skin is so moist. The fact the fan is not adjustable and only Hits the side of your face would be a deal breaker to me. I do live where there are brutal winters, and the heat sounds interesting. Although when you're cold it's usually your core that feels the most cold so I don't know how much neck heat would help

@melsterifficmama1808

2 жыл бұрын

The neck heat could be therapeutic for sore muscles or maybe headaches. It would also feel great under a scarf or hoodie. Heated gloves and socks and this on your neck could make a big difference in the cold.

PLEASE 🙏🏼 can you do more neck fans and do more recent ones?

The placement of the cooling plates means that if it is powerful enough long enough, it will eventually cool your whole body by cooling the blood in your jugular veins.

@BN99239

2 жыл бұрын

It's definitely not enough. On a hot day when you would actually need these, your body pretty much heats up the blood that circulates through the neck area the moment that the cooling plates are able to cool them off. It feels cool but it definitely is not enough to cool your body down. It also only lasts about 1.5 hours for me so that's not nearly long enough. The biggest fault I have with these is that it CANNOT be plugged into a portable battery pack or into an outlet to use while charging. The cheap Chinese neck fans have this functionality. Come on Coolify.

I bought the first version of this, I own a drycleaners and it gets very warm this product keeps my neck cool. I believe the newer model might be better

if the Pelliter circuit has been tweeked and the battery lasts two hours on a full charge then Its worth the price. I have done plenty of experiments with makeit labs but it is such a power hog that it would eat up a car battery in an hour.

Hi there a little input I will tell you that in Florida we have a lot of humidity and I use my fan around my neck Amazon brand and it works really well because the humidity makes you sweat. And when you sweat when the fans blow on your neck from your sweating it has an air conditioning a fact so the more you sweat the better the fan seems to work.

$180 half of that is the packaging

@TheLillianYoung

2 жыл бұрын

Can’t lie. That’s true. The packaging is over the top. I don’t use the huge case. A simple sleeve would suffice.

"I need to watch some Mr Ballen. Wait WHAT?!? A neck fan?!? Hold that thought!!" LOL :D

Love your reviews. PASS on all as too many flaws and WAY TOO EXPENSIVE! Plus all that plastic! 🙏🏻❤️

@stefandieter4044

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Linda how are you doing over there?

@lindabuck2777

2 жыл бұрын

@@stefandieter4044 I’m well and you?

My son works at the Chic-Fil-A across from Palace Station and this would be PERFECT when he, and others are working the drive thru during the summer. It is absolutely brutal standing out there, even with shade and misters, for half an hour to an hour at a time.

@stefandieter4044

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Diana how are you doing over doing over there?

You can do a humid air test by running the shower in your bathroom on hot for a bit and then testing in the closed bathroom.

I live in Somerville, MA and where I am it gets up to 95 degrees. I bought the Coolify 2 because my landlord is a cruel shithead and refuses to let us install air conditioning in our home. The best thing I can say about the Cv2 is that it is not a gimmick. The 3 level peltier cooling pads along with the neck fans really does work and within a minute my face has cooled down signficantly. That said, this is a short burst device. Do not buy this if you want something that's going to keep you cool for long periods of time, its meant to keep you cool during hot flashes or until you can get to an air conditioned room. Another feature not touched on in this video- the heated neck brace works great. Almost better than the cooling function and I find it's a fantastic replacement to a therapeutic hot towel. My main drawback is that this is really only designed for the face and neck and the limited battery life. I recommend charging it with a Nintendo Switch Charger, as I can get it back to full usually within an hour and a half.

@Freakinreviews

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent comment and observations! Another observation I had after posting my video... this is great when you have a fever!

@damokebusdrivah9701

2 жыл бұрын

Can I use a Samsung Fast charger that came with my phone? It’s USB-C too

Testing this out in the desert is how it should be done. Good job

What's the battery life like when using just the plates at the different levels?

I wish you lived in a humid area like Houston. I am curious how it works in hot humid weather. I have to walk to the a store now in 90 degree heat. I am too cheap to pay $180, I will just be hot.

I have a friend who is a landscaper, I think that this would benefit him. We live In the desert in New Mexico which is almost identical to your weather. I will share your video with him. Thanks for your review! 💜

@trevrah

2 жыл бұрын

Hello fellow New Mexican! I plan to get this since it gets so hot here!

@Oceangirl_505

2 жыл бұрын

@@trevrah - Hola! Where abouts do you live? I'm in Rio Rancho.

I need that. Not a fan of the heat. Lol

You can make a humid environment, go in your bathroom, close the door and turn the shower on full hot for a few minutes both heat and humidity. Not 90° heat but it'll give you an idea of humid performance

Yo those clouds look so normal @4:50

I loved the thermal imaging device use in the video...the rest seemed more like a "trained sales narrative" than an honest product review (way too subjective based on "your" remarks with no other evidence). It's like the standard "template" for so called "product reviews by wannabe "influencers".

I expect that the cooling plates, if they press on your jugular veins, will cool down your blood allowing your body to cool down but I'm no doctor. I know if you run cold water over your wrists it can cool you down a little

@xMorogothx

2 жыл бұрын

That's not how it works

Great video! keep it up!

Walking through a desert 4:58 being COOL!

What kind of straw hat was that? I would love a straw hat like that while landscaping during the summer months. Especially when the temperature reach 95F+

I install heating and air conditioning and I work in attics a lot during the summer and I been thinking about buying a neck fan with cooling plates long as it lasts as long as it takes to recharge so I would buy 2 so I always have one cause 8 hours in a attic in the summer is rough 120 degrees and up and water and fans can only do so much

Here in NY it's very humid. The Coolify 2 feels great out here

Great video!! You need to look into the “Neabot Pro Pet grooming kit & vacuum”. I think it would be a cool review to do. I love your content thanks!

I have been doing experiments with Pellitere circuits for 15 years but couldn't get past it being such a power hog. If it could last for 2 hrs on a full charge I would do it. Again I have been playing with this circuit for 15 yrs. I hope they broke the power sustainability for making it work and stay cool for just 2 hrs. Is that so much to ask.

Purchased the Coolify 2 w/ the extra battery life for my bday and it came in a few days ago. I do like what it does to keep me cooled down but now all of a sudden I’ve notice the outside where the little engine is gets hot. Like when you can feel your laptop getting warm after using it for a while. But I hadn’t had it on for more then 5 mins with a 100% battery when I noticed it. Then one end was just blowing fan and other end had ac fan. I think I may have a dud

@Freakinreviews

2 жыл бұрын

You may want to contact them because that does not sound normal. At least not from my experience with it, and I've been using mine a lot this summer.

@krystenyoungsingleton8559

2 жыл бұрын

Did you have a good customer service experience if and/or when you did contact them?

I'd imagine wearing the fans faced down so it could go through my shirt.

Another thing to consider is those cooling plates are sitting over the arteries running into you head. I wonder if you could plug in a battery pack to extend the running time. I drive an old car with no AC it would be great for driving from place to place.

How would it be for a jogger or a long distance runner? Or likes to exercise outside. Would it be comfortable enough and stay on?

@7-ten

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't think so. That's just my opinion tho.

I hope you know how Pelliter circuits are power hogs. But if they figured out how to make this work for an hour I would consider buying it.

Just bought the coolify 2S and it’s amazing.

I like it a lot, it would be much better if it was flexible like the back part all the way around for more comfort, and thinner with speakers and Bluetooth syncing. Maybe a video or hologram projector too 😎. The plates need to be colder in the next version, I'm sure they will figure out how to improve the cooling effect. There also needs to be more wind on the front of the face and forehead, maybe they can utilize the ends of the device somehow to achieve this. The heating feels really good, very therapeutic. Hopefully they keep improving on that as well. The battery of course is a huge issue, which is why I had to buy two of the limited edition versions with the bigger battery, so one can charge while the other is in use. They need to have swappable rechargeable battery packs in the future so you don't have to buy 2 devices. The limited-edition version changing color to orange when warm is really cool, it helps let you know if they are still cool in really hot working environments. I'm pretty sure if you stuck it in a waterproof container or bag in a freezer or cooler, it would stay ice cold for a little while at least. They look really cool, but pretty weird when you are out in public. I'm sure they will improve on that in the next versions. I feel like more people would wear them if they were speakers too. It's definitely worth the money if you drive with no ac or if you work in hot indoor or shaded environments since this doesn't do a whole lot in the hot beating sun. This is the first neck cooler/fan that I have bought, everything else on the market looks ridiculous and ineffective. I'm happy to be supporting this company since I believe they are on pace to have the ultimate cooling and heating device, and people pay a lot to air-condition their cars and homes for a reason.

@Oceangirl_505

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Matt, your info is quite helpful!

@RogueAstro85

2 жыл бұрын

If it weren't for the hologram part I wouldnt be able to tell if you were serious or not

You can test it when you go to Hawaii again. Yes, it's very humid over here.

That was a n Awesome real world test. Very nice review.. I enjoy watching ur well done reviews, keep them coming. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳❤️❤️

WoooAhhhhhh but does it impede you turning your head! That kinda a biggie if you're going to be driving with it on! But the biggest test question from me would be can it be used without impeding your Golf Swing! How about impact when he throws in on the ground when he ball goes in the Sand Trap for the 3ed time in a roll...he should have taken the penalty and Dropped the Ball! But hey what do I know?! Thanks 🤷‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️💅

I took this product from seenga the quality is excellent. Packed well. Seller very helpful and always answer to your questions. Will buy again.

180 is too much no matter how well it performed

@dabbayoo

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe not for you but I like having AC and heat in my car and house and having it everywhere else would be worth a lot more than that.

Ok in the past I have bought a couple products from your reviews and of the two I absolutely love this is one of them. As soon as I saw this review I had to have one for work and man does it do just enough to make my day better. It does seem to work well in humid environments and I look forward to trying the heat part as well. Also the salbree microwave popcorn maker is crazy good for how cheap it is.

Thank you for this review, I’ve been wondering about these fans…coolers…

This is something I'd take a look at if it bad a longer battery life so it could last an entire baseball games length so I could sit in the sun comfortably. I get hot extremely easy in the sun and so I would need a product like this if I were to not get a seat in the shade.

@TheLillianYoung

2 жыл бұрын

The battery life extends depending on the mode and speed

You should also try the neck fans that have the built in water misting feature.

Whenever i see the sales going on i cant hold myself seenga

Lol 3:38, nice description of that nasty feeling.

Sounds like this product would benefit from an external battery pack. Do you know if it runs and charges at the same time? If so then you could buy a good sized battery pack and 3d print a holster for the battery pack and go all day staying cool.

As someone who lives within the polar circle it is with great interest I learn how to cool down in a desert.

Wow.. I'm such a big FAN of these products. These gadgets are so COOL!😎. Have you reviewed battery or USB fans that could be used in the hot car with broken A/C with a FOVAL 200W Car Power Inverter DC 12V to 110V AC Converter or similar in comparison?

You really look so macho with those women's sunglasses on.

Does anybody know if the cooling works while it's charging? Wondering if I could run it off of a power bank on long days

@mav48185

2 жыл бұрын

No unfortunately

You can do a humid test by just running your shower on hot, and not activating the exhaust fan in the bathroom. in 5-10 minutes it will be very humid.

Wow, a 180 bucks 😳 for a cold neck....gotta run out and snag me one of them....NOT! Great video as always James 👍

@stefandieter4044

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Laura how are you doing over there?

I love my arctic air neck fan because; Relatively inexpensive, When u sweat, it feels cool, not cold, but really cool faster than when dry…

For someone like myself,that sweats above 70°f,I d love one.as long has the battery lasted 8 hours.

It also heats up if you want

My problem with this style of fan is it collides with my bun and I can't make it higher because I wear a hat. And these tend to slowly twist around your neck so doing any kind of physical work makes you need to stop and fix it. I switched to an O2Cool fan. Not advanced by any means but it stays out of the way for the most part.

i got the coolify 2 and it really is amazing

@LuisGarciaSprout

2 жыл бұрын

How long does it last on speed 2?

@st0rm-xx

2 жыл бұрын

@@LuisGarciaSprout i always run on speed C3 high cooling + fan since im a 159kg man and always hot and lasts about 1hr/1hr30. i use it when gaming mostly so i cant really tell exactly. i just know the rough time

@st0rm-xx

2 жыл бұрын

@@LuisGarciaSprout but its absolutley lovely, cools me down for sure and my neck becomes super freezing afterwards

Come to North Carolina for some good humidity 🤣🥵🥵 today was rough

I don't understand how these cooling plates work. The tech they run off of (peltier device) generates a cold side and also a hot side. The hot side needs active cooling. (it ALWAYS does this. it is how they work. One side gets hot, the other side gets cool) So is there a fan blowing hot air down?

@trogdorstrngbd

2 жыл бұрын

I am very skeptical of how much the Peltier cooling contributes. The high thermal conductivity of metal and the airflow from the fans might be doing most of the work.

@tarstarkusz

2 жыл бұрын

@@trogdorstrngbd That would explain the feeling, but not the infrared camera.

@trogdorstrngbd

2 жыл бұрын

@@tarstarkusz I'm actually skeptical of the infrared camera image as well. I believe that the plates go sub-ambient, but there should have been a faint handprint of warmth where James touched it for several seconds. That there wasn't suggests to me that the metal plates have low emissivity and the readings are therefore inaccurate, or the visualization settings on the camera were poor. The control experiment there would be to look at the device when it has been off for at least an hour. Then the plates will be the same temperature as the plastic in reality and should appear as such in the camera. To your original point, the Peltier must of course generate more heat than it cools. The thing has multiple fans, though, so that's how it's getting rid of the heat.

the cooling plates are great buy you wasn't them to be on the sides so they cool the curated artery

I can't see it working for someone with a larger neck, since it does not seem to adjust in width.

I live in New Mexico so this would really help with the desert heat here

Unrelated but you gotta do more vacuum reviews, and definitely test out one or some of the Samsung jet series vacuums they seem like they could compete with Dyson, I know the line goes from $200 to like $1500

Okay before I watch this... Why would you ever spend $180 on a neck fan? Don't care how good it is, that is absurd! That said, time to watch the video and see if I want one lol EDIT 1 - 2:30 into the video, it also is a heater. Now I'm getting more interested! It's freezing 70% of the year up here. EDIT 2 - Yeah it's cool and all, but not worth it for such a short battery time. Would spend around $100 for it.