NiftyFan2x Battery Selfie Phone Camera Ring Light Fans
R199
About
This must-need mini portable fan will keep you feeling refreshed on those hot days. It is easy to mount, easy to use and it further gives that sense of fun for selfies.
Product Features
- Pack of 2
- This is a portable mini fan with light effects
- You can take a selfie in a dim place to make your face clear
- Adjustable Speeds (3 levels) and adjustable Light (2 levels)
- Mini design is portable for you to put into the backpack, or handbag or take it anywhere
- You can clip this product to your computer and put it on your phone's selfie shelf
- A charging cable is included, you can charge it at any time with the charger
Product Specifications
- Charging time: 3 hours
- Battery capacity: MHA
- Working time: 6 hours
- Battery voltage: 3.7V
- Battery mode: Non-removable
- Speed mode: Three-speed mode
- Input voltage: 5V
- Power: 0.5W
- Dimensions: 9.1 x 9.1cm
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