Hand FAN Round Up Review Jisulife vs Tylex vs Arctic 🌬

[@TechInspected]

Portability is very important for me. The fan head part should be small and pocketable. Most jet fans have large fan heads but the one with the right size for pockets and thin bags is Jisulife mini (aka Handheld Fan Life 9). The head is about as thin as the handle. And it still does 6.5m/s wind. Seems to last several hours per charge for me. Its plastic and doesn't have fancy features but it does what you need. Metal build fans will heat up with the weather and the fan.

[@hwsph]

good points!

[@MenchanVlog]

Hala magkapatid pala kayo :) Must run in the blood! Both very good presentors & i like their vibe 👍👍

[@j-martin96]

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[@runplatypus]

I have the xm64. That plate can really cool down the skin, and will definitely come in handy this coming summer.

[@Lypaips]

wow, meron palang portable fan na may cooling plate feature. Thanks for the heads up!

[@yelyl136]

I've been using the Jisulife Pro1S and I absolutely love it. It lasts the entire day while using it between 30 to 50 speed. And the 30 speed level is already stronger than the max level of most handheld fans. If I'm somewhere quiet like the office or in a church, I keep it at level 20 or below. It's still quiet at that level while giving a decent amount of air flow. In normal days, it actually takes several days before I even need to charge it even if I use it for a couple of hours every day. I also have the Jisulife Ultra1 and even though that has a stronger battery, I find that it doesn't last nearly as long as the Pro1S. I guess it's because the fan is stronger and consumes more power. Even at just level 1 the Ultra1 already blows a strong wind and is quite loud already. That's why I still mostly use the Pro1S.

[@sigvicious]

Next vid, blowers you can use for pc cleaning.

[@johnkirby1326]

up

[@hwsph]

if enough ppl ask for it I'm game

[@neilharper6317]

@@hwsph , count me in. I've been pondering about this the past few days :)

[@_hikks]

agree

[@castordemonyo13]

do it please

[@LuckyBearVlogs]

Very helpful video! Sakto kasi nagdadalawang isip ako bumili ng Jisulife na hand fan! Thanks!

[@tomarceta]

eto yung hinahanap kong review last month, thanks!

[@jujocom]

I have both in my carts. I still cant decide which one to get. While the cooling plate sounds great, you only benefit from it through physical contact. But its much cheaper than the Jisulife. I love the aesthetic of the Jisulife and the "air power", but the price is putting me off. Idk man.

[@hwsph]

both of them have good points life is hard and full of choices 😄

[@lazycablemanager3938]

Hula ko, yung cold plate very likely uses a similar material to IHS plates of processors and CPU coolers (aluminum or copper). Kaya malamig siya sa balat kasi inaabsorb nia yung heat away from the skin since IHS have high thermal conductivity. Honestly, it's a feature I wasn't looking for until you've mentioned it here. haha. Dapat ata sponsored kayo ng Tylex.

[@hwsph]

since some people have suggested what makes the cold plate cold im now curious to do a deeper dove on it 😅

[@mariCelUT23_]

I really like this review. I am seriously considering Tylexm 39. Cold plate, less whiny (annoying) noise, durability - more my priorities than aesthetics.

[@mikemarkong]

that JisuLife Pro1S is tempting me since early this year, pero you convinced me with Tylex XM64. naka-add to cart na! ahahahahaha

[@hwsph]

for its current price it's a decent fan but then you add the cold plate pa it really becomes great value for money ❄

[@deelangengania7369]

try reviewing best handheld vacuum or pc blowers

[@hwsph]

if enough ppl ask for it I'm game

[@neilharper6317]

@@hwsph , sounds like a great idea 👍

[@dansegunial1541]

you can actually rotate clockwise/counter clockwise yung tylex clip fan. :D

[@JapesZX]

JisuLife's Clip Fan Life1 is a closer competitor to the old Tylex fan you have. Di mo na-compare?

[@theman5893]

Hows the battery life if the M64

[@disd4in08]

grabi iniisip ko palang anung bibilhin ko me content kna about it haha

[@toffuuu]

Tama na. Dumadami na yung fans ko dito sa bag

[@hwsph]

😆

[@tasyo1887]

baka yung cold plate ay peltier module kaya may "refrigeration" effect.

[@ruelespejo9320]

Ok ang pro 1s malakas kaso maliit lang ung buga ng hangin, for me mas gamit ko itong bago jisulife 7 bukod sa may lanyard pwede isabit pwede din ipatong sa desk at inclined at ipatong sa loob ng car mas malaki din ang buga ng hangin at portable. Ok din gawing cooler while playing mobile game sa desk dahil pwede balibaliin ang angle ng fan para nakatutok sa hawak mo na mobile device usefull talaga.

[@joeyacyatan]

may tips na ba kayo about cash flow? curious lang how you go about it idol. many thanks

[@eugenedajac]

I suspect the cold plate is a Peltier cooler similar to phone coolers

[@hwsph]

thank you for this, you have now given me a new tech to explore

[@denmargalenzoga8411]

I actually have Tylex XM64. I think you are right with that Peltier cooler. Peltier device uses DC power supply and it effectively and efficiently cool down but the other side of the plate heats up. And maybe that's the reason why it cannot flow a very cold air because it is being equalized from the inner heat. As the hot air passes through the cold plate, it produces a moisture. If you take a look on the inside part next to the cooling plate, you can see an aluminum heat sink to cool down the Peltier device as it generates heat (the back side) when cooling down the front plate.

[@genesissupan9231]

Ano po best partner gpu na walang bottleneck sa Ryzen 3 3200g A320 mobo 16gb ram

[@lowenzo_games]

legit napabili ako ng FA13R dahil sa video na to. Question though, gaano katagal charging time nito? At ano indicator na nagcha-charge sya? What about if its battery is full na?

[@UNKNOWN-un6nz]

Dies it blow plenty speedy air?

[@taylorgamingphtaylorgaming6336]

Ser balak KO po mg build Ng gaming pc pero pakunti kunti Anu unang bibilhin Sana masagot

[@darwinesguerra8883]

tylex after 2 months laspag na battery.... will only last less 1hour , had 4 different types

[@missyayara]

Can say the same thing with my Orashare HF03, after a month of using it, medjo mabilis na malowbat

[@missyayara]

When I use it for school, nababawas siya ng isang bar, pero after a month, nababawas na un ng 2 bars

[@oneautumnleaf47]

Sana naka quantify yung wind nila into cfm

[@JedociderShou]

Yung sa tylex thermoelectric yun so yeah misleading yung tawag nila sa technology

[@hwsph]

might be interesting to do a deeper dive on it

[@ajca69420]

Tylex has Thermoelectric Cooling? If so, don't buy it.

[@kabuteboi]

why po? a bit cheaper din sya sa jisulife so parang bang for the buck parin sya

[@eegt628]

bakit nga? explain naman dyan...

[@invincibleone8993]

First! DOne Liking!👍

[@xbxb]

Napaka overrated ng product na yan jusko hahaha