TORRAS Monitor Fan for Space Saving, Small Desk Fan Touch Control, Bladeless Monitor Clip on Fan, Office Fan with 3 Speeds Strong Airflow, USB Table Fan for Office, Quiet Small Fan, Upgraded

I was selected to review this item. Ok. So, after a few hrs with this usb fan I can already give a review. I really liked the concept Torras was going with. After putting it on top my monitor I noticed my AGON 32 inch wide monitor was a little too thick for the fan to fit properly on top of it. Good thing they added a little sticky thing that sticks on the back of the monitor. They should be able to fix that maybe with the 2.0 version?? Maybe they let you adjust that part so it can fit?? Now, the fan part. There are 3 speeds that you can use. In my honest opinion they should of added a 4th speed. It’s hot right now in California!. Also the fan is NOT silent but more of a low hum in the 1st setting, crank it up to 3 and it’s loud but not where it’s annoying. The only really down side I noticed is that what comes with a fan facing you is the dry eyes. You can adjust it but any angle I put it I got dry eyes. In the end I had to put on my computer glasses to fix that issue. I’m giving it a 4 stars. Its expensive and honestly don’t feel like it’s a 100 dollar product. But put on your PC glasses and it will keep cool.Update.Found out you can adjust it to fit nicely on top of your monitor. After using for some days now I can give it 5 stars and it’s a solid fan that can be amazing with upgrades.

The media could not be loaded. It seemed priced high for $100, but I loved the functionality of the fan for my office space and quickly forgot about the cost. It came in high quality retail looking packaging, I could have done without that and would have preferred save a few bucks. It was easy to just plug and go. I have a few monitors and while I got it to fit on them all with the adjustable settings, it definitely fit better on some than others. Thicker monitors didn’t work as well as very thin. The image and video shown is my thicker monitor and you can see it works fine. It just took some adjusting for me to feel like it was secure.It has three levels of fan speed which increase in both air flow and sound. I believe the setting you are hearing on the video is the medium speed. The reason I don’t know is due to the fact that the button on the side doesn’t work. The fan will randomly turn in by itself and the setting/on off button doesn’t work. I have to manually unplug it to get it to work again. I only had the fan for about a week before it started having this issue. I am going to submit for a replacement now after three weeks of having this issue.The fan sound is louder than I would like but doesn’t interfere with conference calls. In fact, sometimes in drowns out background noise like a white sound machine. I’d rather it be quieter, but glass half full kind of situation. I was desperate for a fan that cooled off my home closet office without taking up highly coveted desk space and this fit the bill.

DO NOT BUY! For the price of this you could’ve got 10 desktop fans. This thing is terrible in power, style, and sound. It does not blow a lot of air. It fits MAYBE a laptop screen definitely not any monitor. The thing was so loud just unnecessarily loudness that you can’t hear anything playing on the computer. Got this as a gift for someone and they hated it and asked me to return it.

This fan perches decently atop my 30" 2560*1600 panel, and sits there well enough that it does not seem likely to fall if someone walks by or when I want to change its setting. It doesn't feel tight -- it just seems to sit there without wobbling or similar, but it is definitely not clipped to the panel or similarly 'attached'. I like this instead of having to figure out how to place a more traditional fan.All three (on) speeds are fairly noisy -- I can hear it, and differentiate the speeds by the noise, even in an office filled with computers. It's not really loud compared to the rest of my environment, but I think it would be far too loud in a quiet environment.I like that I can divert the airflow a little; since it only has three speeds, having it blow in my face all the time would become a problem, but having it aim between the keyboard and panel results in a light breeze that provides enough airflow for most of the time. It's easy to change it to blow straight at me if I need it, then back to the default position when that would be better.It does not remember its setting across power cycles (plug it in or apply power with it already plugged and it is initially off). Not an issue for my use, though.There is a slight vibration, like it might be a touch off-balance, that can be easily perceived if you lightly touch it while it is running. Even on high, it's not enough (yet?) to cause problems, but this concerns me about how long it will last before a bearing fails or it starts to make scraping noises or something.I think it's rather expensive, despite an overall feel that does not provide a high-quality impression. If it lasts a few years, I'm willing to consider it to be a reasonable price (versus buying something cheap and disposable every year). If it does not, I will probably reduce its rating according to how long it does last.

I have these on two computers and love them. They don't really fit tightly, but they perch well enough to stay put as long as the laptop isn't moving around. I have older laptops, so maybe these would fit newer laptops better. I much prefer using these to the larger room fans. The air flow is targeted right where it needs to go, and it's slightly adjustable to height along with having 3 speeds. I love using these during online meetings; I can completely forget about the heat. Mild noise, which has not been a problem.

I like the overall thought behind this product. However, the clamp to latch this on to a monitor has a very specific monitor width it will work on. I do think the noise for the price is inexcusable as I did find another product which was only 1/4th the cost that is considerably quieter but the design is not as nice of a look. In the end, I went with the cheaper product and returned this as I could not justify the expense and I could not even use it on top of my monitor which was the main draw.