HOLMES 4" Mini Heritage Desk Fan, USB-Powered, Single Speed, 4 Blades, Adjustable 100° Head Tilt, Metal Construction, Ideal for Home, Dorm Rooms, Bedrooms, Office or Travel, Vintage Brushed Copper

Perfect size. Works well but only one speed, either on or off. It keeps me cool, it is perfect for right by the bed when I need some air movement at night. The air flow is good and it is decently quiet (see video). I had a plastic fan before this that was absolutely silent and I wasn't even sure if it was on if I couldn't feel the air movement, so comparatively this one has a little noise but not bad at all. Design is so adorable and looks nice on my nightstand whereas my old plastic one was ugly. Overall I love it but I am not sure the price was totally worth it. It was like $27 or something and I waited for it to go down. It finally went down to $19 which still feels like too much honestly.

Living in Sunny Florida, my office get's warm in the afternoon when the sun bakes our side of the building. The solution? A compact, but attractive 6" fan by Holmes! The fan comes nicely packaged, and looks as nice in person as it does in the photos shown on the product page. It's built is as nice as suggested and this thing really moves air. I sit about 3 feet from where the fan is positioned on my desk. The lowest setting is more than strong enough. The high setting will blow papers on my desk. It is quiet. Not whisper quiet, but quiet non-the-less. For someone who needs white noise while sleeping, this fan will do a great job. One thing about this fan I was pleasantly surprised with it is came with an actual electric plug. From what I read, the comments suggested this Holmes 6" fan was USB. I didn't really want or need a USB fan, but I was prepared and had a 5v power brick ready to plug it into. Upon unboxing, I was amazed to see it wasn't USB. If there was one thing I would change, is the base does not have a flat, rubber or felt plate under the fan. It sits flat for sure, but it should come with a non-slip plate on the base of the fan. The reason I say this when I turned it on the first time, it slid around to the left from the position I put it. No problem, I just cut out a piece of paper in the same dimension as the base to sit underneath the fan and voila, it no longer moved when first turned on. Otherwise, this is a great little fan, which moves a lot of air, wrapped in a stylish all metal package!

I've bought two of these little fans now. I've tried a few others because I thought I wanted speed options, but I really only ever used the lowest speed, and the other fans are so much cheaper in quality. They are also louder, lighter, and tend to blow themselves from where you set them. This little guy not only looks classy, but is a truly quality built item. It has real weight and is very quiet for a fan (it's a fan - it's got an electric motor and blades cutting through air - it's going to make some noise). The first one I purchased I've had for around a decade and it's still doing it's job as if it were brands new. If I put my new one next to my old one, you couldn't tell them apart. That's quality. And it's all metal. No plastic, thankfully. I'd give this fan 6 stars if I could.

I bought this fan for a bedside table. The size is perfect for that as this is smaller compact fan about 6” wide. It is quiet but still offers enough white noise which I prefer when sleeping. It puts out a solid but not overly powerful blow. I also like the vintage copper look and all metal assembly. The reason I docked it 1-star though was that my bedside table is glass and the fan moves around enough while running to change its position/direction. The bottom needs some sort of a non-slip coating in my opinion to prevent that from happening. I currently have it sitting on top of a book which prevents rotating. Overall though I am happy with this fan so far and would recommend if you’re looking for a small fan.

I bought this when I was moved to an office on the east-southeast-facing side of my 1960s office building, aka Satan's buttcrack. This fan couldn't change the fact that on a sunny day my office can hit 93F by 11 am, BUT setting it to blow straight on my face is actually surprisingly helpful. It is a very small fan - you're not going to cool off a whole room with this, nor will it do much if you're moving around. But if you're sitting in front of a computer all day, this works pretty well and is well worth the price. You can definitely hear it, but I'd call it a quiet whir. For me, it's not distracting, and if anything is a nice little white noise in the background, but it's not silent, if you're very sensitive to noises. Also, I mostly find it a comfortable level of air movement - not too strong to have blowing on your face for a stretch - but that's subjective, so this might annoy some people. But overall, I much prefer this for its intended purpose, rather than something bigger and heavier that's just going to blow hot air and papers around the room. I also honestly think it's cute - it's really nice to have something metal that feels and looks a little more substantial than you'd usually get for this price.

Behold the HOLMES 4" Mini Heritage Desk Fan, a marvel of engineering and style that has forever altered the trajectory of my life's breeze. Crafted with vintage brushed copper and boasting a sturdy metal construction, this fan is not just a mere appliance but a testament to timeless elegance. From the moment I plugged it in, I was enraptured by its single-speed prowess, providing a gentle yet invigorating airflow that transformed even the stuffiest of rooms into a sanctuary of comfort. Its four blades, akin to the wings of a celestial cherub, slice through the air with an efficiency that belies its compact size. But the true pièce de résistance lies in its adjustable 100° head tilt, granting me the power to direct the wind's embrace precisely where I desire. Whether I'm toiling away in the office, seeking respite in my dorm room, or traversing the globe on a grand adventure, this fan remains steadfast by my side, a beacon of cool serenity in a world fraught with heat. No longer do I suffer the indignities of sweltering summers or oppressive heatwaves, for the HOLMES Mini Heritage Desk Fan stands as my stalwart companion, an unwavering ally in the battle against discomfort. Its impact on my life is nothing short of profound, for it has not only cooled the air around me but also kindled a newfound appreciation for the beauty of functional design. In conclusion, if you seek not just a fan but a transformative experience, look no further than the HOLMES 4" Mini Heritage Desk Fan. Prepare to be swept away on a gust of euphoria, for once you've felt its gentle breeze caress your skin, you'll never look at airflow the same way again.

I first came across this lovely fanat my eye doctors office. I bought it right on the spot. It's light enough to travel with and use in hotel rooms. You will need have your own USB charger block to use it. I have plenty of those around the house. It's powerful and so quiet. The base is solid and you can angle the fan as needed. It's made of metal so it seems pretty sturdy. A must have if you're having personal summers, too. Buy it you will not regret it. I'm thinking of getting second one. I love the rose gold color too.

Pros: ○ Aesthetically attractive ○ Relatively quiet but good for white noise ○ Head pivots easily up and down Cons: ○ Very weak blow and no adjustable settings ○ Has "legs"; scoots around smooth surfaces ○ Price is pretty high for such a tiny fan

Es precioso; pero la cantidad de aire es testimonial. Si te gusta cómpralo; pero no esperes milagros, dado que es diminuto.

Aunque es muy pequeño (más de lo que esperaba), superó mis expectativas; terminó encantándome porque es 100% silencioso. El aire es suave pero al ser constante refresca en la justa medida porque no reseca los ojos, lo cual es muy importante al trabajar en la computadora. Una sola observación: me hubiera encantado que tuviera 2 velocidades.

Ventilador eficiente para pequenos ambientes, além de ser extremamente bonito.

Purchased this to cool my PS5 in the TV cabinet. The usual extractor fans like AC infinity ones are hideous, unless you can hide them somehow. This looks cute, and has strong enough airflow to reduce the PS5 temps by 10 degrees. It also has simple toggle switch, so turns on and off automatically with PS5. Most other fans have fancy electronic buttons, which means a manual press would be required to turn on the fan every time PS5 is turned on.

Although the size was known- it was expected to be tiny, going by the reviews, I had hoped it to be strong and effective. The blades spin weakly and it has no effect whatsoever. Waste of $.