Handheld 'Turbojet' Fan Is on Sale for Under $10, and Buyers Say It's ‘Incredible'
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Handheld 'Turbojet' Fan Is on Sale for Under $10, and Buyers Say It's 'Incredible' originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
You may find yourself at several outdoor events this summer, including graduations, weddings, concerts, festivals, and more. And, don't forget, 4th of July celebrations are just a little over a month away. When the temperatures are high and the breezes are nowhere to be found, you'll be glad you read this article because it might just be the reason you're keeping cool instead of wilting in the sun.
Right now, Amazon is selling Diveblues Portable Handheld Turbo Fans for just $9.50. The original retail price of the fan is $30, so you're saving 68%.
You can score this low price on the Black and White colors of the fan, but you'll need a promo code. The fans are priced at $18.99, and the promo code knocks that price down to $9.50. The promo code is: ACW5QJCA.
To apply the promo code, add the fan to your cart and proceed to checkout. At checkout, you will see several hyperlinked options. Click the "use a gift card, voucher, or promo code" option to enter the promo code.
The fan has five speed settings, a foldable body design, and is ultra-lightweight. The battery can last up to 12 hours before needing to be charged. It has a brushless DC motor and an LED display. The listing says it features "airflow turbojet innovation."
"For under $20, this little portable fan packs a punch. The amount of air that comes out of it is astronomical. Kudos to the manufacturer, it really works very well. Ultra powerful little fan," says a five-star reviewer.
The product description says, "This N607 handheld turbo fan adopts an advanced 6-blade design and is equipped with a high-speed three-phase brushless motor, with a maximum wind speed of up to 10m/s. Maximum speed is 13,500 rpm, which is three times that of ordinary handheld fans. Perfect for relieving the heat during hot journeys."
The fan has an average of 4.7 stars out of five based on over 1,300 ratings. Reviewers give it high marks for power, portability, and battery life.
"This thing is bad ass! The air it blows feels cool, not like just blowing warm air around. It lasts a really long time on a charge, and it charges fast. If you're in the market for a handheld fan, this is the one you want! I read reviews on everything. It's not heavy at all, and I'm able to wear it when I'm working. You can point it in whatever direction, and it stays that way. A lot of people I work with want one too! Incredible little fan!" says one happy buyer.
"I am so thoroughly impressed by this little fan! I ended up getting one for the whole family! (I bought five of these in different colors.) Excellent battery life, cool breeze, and five different speeds! I use it around the house and also when sitting on the patio or walking in the park. It works great! And it doesn't circulate hot air. No matter what the temperature is outside, it still manages to put out a cool breeze. Everyone who sees this fan wants one!" says another reviewer.
"When using this fan, it makes noise. So if your surroundings are quiet, don't use this fan. Everyone will hear it working. Works well to cool you off,' says a third reviewer.
Whether you're headed to an outdoor activity, working, traveling, or something in between, this battery-operated handheld and ultra-portable fan is sure to bring you some much-needed comfort. It also makes a great gift for teacher appreciation, Father's Day, or just to let someone know you're thinking of them.
Amazon offers free shipping on orders shipped by Amazon that are $35 or more. Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items with no minimum order.
Handheld 'Turbojet' Fan Is on Sale for Under $10, and Buyers Say It's 'Incredible' first appeared on Athlon Sports on May 28, 2025
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 28, 2025, where it first appeared.
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