Mini Baby Stroller Fan, Handheld Personal Portable Fan with Flexible Tripod for Stroller Student Bed Desk Bike Crib Car Rides, USB or Battery Powered, Safe Quiet and Long Lasting Charge (Dark Blue)

My 14 month old was able to get his finger through the slats and the fan sliced his finger. Any product that draws blood from a baby after claiming it is safe gets 0 stars. 2 of the 3 legs broke off after one season.

I really love everything about this, except I wish I could also rotate the head of it to point in a different direction. I don't mean I needed to swivel like a rotary fan, I just wish I could turn it and have a little more control of where it's pointing. I bought it for my baby's stroller, and he likes to grab it, so it has to be positioned pretty exact to still point at him but be out of reach. By the way even though he's grabbed it it's never hurt his little fingers ;)

I’ve used this fan for a few months. I initially bragged to everyone about it. It’s a super cool idea. We called it our “octopus fan.” But it would not attach to either of our strollers. It is too heavy so it does not stand up no matter how tightly we wrapped the legs around the child’s handlebars on the strollers. We ended up setting it on top of the sun shade of the stroller and letting the fan go through the vent part and had to use the full blast just to reach my child about 8 inches down. On full blast the fan only lasts about 2 hours. So I got annoyed with the fan and decided this was best used for the car only. We then kept it in the car and had it blowing on my son because he gets sooo hot in his car seat. I could then use it on its lightest setting. It’s almost totally silent. I just wrapped the legs around the headrest and pointed it towards my son. It’s a great car-use fan. But every couple of car rides I had to take it out to recharge it. This time I went to take it out and the leg just fell off in my hand! It looks to me like the legs are just glued in. You can see glue particles on there. So my husband agreed ( he’s an engineer) said we would just re-glue it and stick it back in.I did end up buying a clip on fan though because I NEED one for the strollers.

After getting the wrong color and having to return it.. I did initially really like this fan. It lasted maybe a few hours on high, I put it in my front loading washer with the door open to dry it out and prevent mildew. I also wrapped it around my tablet holder above my treadmill. However, after less than a year, one of the legs stopped bending. There is a strong wire inside the silicone legs, which broke, so the end of the leg just sort of flapped and didn't wrap tightly anymore to grip onto things. Then probably a month or two later, one of the other legs completely snapped off. So I had one faulty leg and one gone leg, and one still remaining of the tripod of legs. I really liked the fan, the charging (vs batteries) and the color. It has three speeds and puts out a good amount of air. The power button is on the back, which was a little difficult to reach where I had it mounted above the treadmill. I did wrap it quite tightly around my tablet stand, so it took some extensive wrapping around of the legs, but they really didn't last very long. I went with a clip on fan next, and that one doesn't have any speed options, just on and off (pretty slowly). It also takes batteries, not a charging port. So, ultimately, this one is nicer, just not super durable.

This little fan is great. I went to Universal Studios and with the Hollywood heat that you get up there I really needed something for our baby. I kept the stroller and the car seat sun shields covering my baby so the sun didn't bother her and no germs. It was perfect to attach inside to keep her cool. The battery lasted the whole time we were there and the little legs on the fan are surprisingly tough. I was worried it wouldn't grab well but it held it really well! I also saw the same fan on many strollers !