Keep your cool all summer long with the Shark FlexBreeze fan now 27% off with this code!
The hit home appliance of summer 2024 is officially restocked on QVC — and it is already on sale.
Shark is one of the biggest leading brands, bringing shoppers high-tech vacuums, hair tools, fans, and more. You may be familiar with their popular FlexStyle hair styling tool or one of their numerous cordless stick vacuums, but it is the brand's pint-sized portable fan, the Shark FlexBreeze, that is truly stealing the show.
Shark FlexBreeze Indoor/Outdoor Cordless Fan
Bring on the heat this summer because this top-rated portable inside and outside fan is finally restocked on QVC!
Brought to you by the Shark team, this powerful fan not only is cordless but comes with five powerful speed settings. You can take it anywhere and even add the mist tool to add even more cool down.
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The lightweight fan was designed to be on the go with multiple usage capabilities from a tabletop to an oscillating tower, the limits of this fans functions simply don't exist. Shark fans sold out the small appliance in a day last summer, but now it is back and better than ever with a 27 percent off price tag for new shoppers. Snatch up the over $50 off price tag with code HELLO15 now through the end of May!
Summer is barreling towards us, and with it, steamy days. The Shark FlexBreeze is the ultimate seasonal accessory with an innovative design that combines powerful airflow with portability.
Packed with five fan speeds, users of the fan can feel the breeze made from up to 70 inches away. One user said: 'There are times I would love to be outside, but it is too hot and no breeze is blowing. This is an amazing solution. It works well and has awesome power and range.'
Unlike many 'portable fans,' the Shark FlexBreeze is both corded and cordless! One charge can generate roughly 24 hours of fan time on the lowest breeze setting. It also comes equipped for charging on the go with an AC charging cable and car charger. Whether you are headed on a cross-country round trip in your RV or relaxing at home poolside, this fan instantly adds a breeze (literally!).
What makes the Shark FlexBreeze so exceptional is its ability to transform itself in a second. You can utilize your new favorite fan in its basic tabletop form or opt for its other version, which includes a quad stand and removable pedestal.
No matter which way you choose to indulge with your new cooling-off sidekick, all support a 180-degree oscillation. One user said: 'A quality made fan with options that make it versatile. I like the options that come with it — I can use it on the stand or un-attach it and set it up on a shelf. It charges well and for cordless use and can be transported anywhere at any time!'
Despite the plethora of standout qualities that the Shark FlexBreeze fan has, the InstaCool attachment may be its best-kept secret. The small, unassuming attachment can turn your fan into a fully powered mister-like magic using a regular old gardening hose.
After rigorous testing, the mister was shown to drop room temperatures by 10 degrees. Users are shocked and obsessed, with one saying: 'Received my Shark Fan just in time for our 100 degrees barbecue party, and it was a hit! The fan -cooled down our patio, and I enjoyed that I was able to use the mister. Recommend this product!'
This Shark FlexBreeze deal is HOT! So don't wait to cash in on it while you can still snag the 27 percent off using code HELLO15.
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