Here's a list of the fans. More details in the video description. ChillGo: amzn.to/3zz2y2t Torras: amzn.to/3y0jBdl Scurry: amzn.to/4bJgIeS Sweetful: amzn.to/3xS5bfl Jisulife: amzn.to/4cSVZ9s Civpower: amzn.to/4eUlysz OLV Turbo: amzn.to/4eZhbN2 FrSara: amzn.to/3WkNLSg Amacool: amzn.to/4cTajyB AJGJF: amzn.to/45YNRlr Dattoy: amzn.to/4bAXW9r Comlife: amzn.to/4bDaGfJ Air Flow Meter Kit: amzn.to/3XT8X2M Thermal Imaging Camera: amzn.to/3Y1H48H
My husband works for UPS here in Phoenix. I wanted him to wear a neck fan but he said with the door open almost all the time it wouldn't do much for him. He does have a little fan mounted on his dash, though. Good luck with the humidity + heat in Florida. Brutal.
I always think "okay, how the hell are these going to be tested to his standards" and then the dude figures out the absolute only real way to test these while also removing the human variable. Awesome. Thanks Todd!
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How is being a member saving you so much money? Are you sure you can't research everything you're going to buy and sure stop here and watch a few of his videos but how can you save more money by being a member spending money to be a member then just subscribing?
@@ProjectFarm I'd like to see all the "personal coolers" Hats (both passive and active cooling), wrist bands (mostly evaporative, I'd imagine), cooling shirts/vests (active/passive), maybe even shoes or even underwear! Project Farm rocks!
Here is some straight, honest feedback. I don't think there is a single video you could make that I wouldn't watch. I absolutely love your reviews and the way you break them down.
The real question though is how long it lasts. I got some cheap fans that moved way more air than compared ones and they all eventually took a shit within a year or two. Meanwhile I've got a fan going on 10 years
The thing is most of these made in China devices are made by the same companies and then modified cases or add-ons are done to make them unquie but inside they are basically all the same. They just have a different price for the different color and name.
@@tokyobobcat most of them are made in china, and most of them are from the same factory, but it does not mean anything. expensive product have much higher quality standard control and requirement. you can have 2 "identical" products from one factory but one of them is going to last much longer, work much quieter and use far less energy
Work as a painter out in the heat and I thought of getting one and wanted to see reviews, your thumbnail caught my attention and it was exactly what I was looking for, exceeding my expectations as a matter of fact. Thank you for your videos, I also looked at your best sander and sandpaper videos which were just as informative!
I've got to say that neck fans are the greatest thing since the invention of AC but out in the Texas sun...well I have faith that mine is doing something but a 100+ degree breeze is still 100+ degrees.
I just bought a garbage neck fan off Amazon. It couldn’t manage more than an hour on low speed. Just as I was looking into ordering a new one this video dropped. Love how thoroughly you do your tests.
Here from Cambodia…where it’s hot AF all year round…this is the most improbable and impressive review I have ever seen. This is quality journalism, TH-camr, and everything in between. Subbed!
@@dijosto As a Floridian who has been to Cambodia twice.. they both suck from one side of the globe to the other. Awful amounts of humidity. The shade will not protect you from the sticky sweat.
I for one would love to see a fan review. And on a personal note this channel is freaking awesome I love this guy found him 4 years ago became a member right away after watching just one video have not regretted it. I have recommended him to so many other people his videos are life savers keep up the great work
I've tried out a few of these so called neck coolers. None of them worked in the summer outdoor heat. They are OK for exercising in indoor environments. The best neck cooler that worked for me in the outdoor summer heat was a silicone horseshoe shaped one that you fill up with water and freeze it. Take it out of the freezer, put it around your neck and it REALLY cools you off while working in the yard or taking a long walk. Only costs $30.00 too. Lasts for 2 hours and is AMAZING!
That's the fault of a 'fan'. A fan can only cool you up to a certain temperature point. Past that, and the moving air is only going to bring fresh 'heat' to you. That's why some of these have a cooling pad which should work in higher heat, and depending on how it's built, also provide some cooler air for the fans themselves. Although obviously it wouldn't be a miracle worker. A silicone one with frozen water can be dangerous. Your neck absolutely should NOT be frosted. In fact, the temperature difference between your neck and the outside air shouldn't be too large to begin with, otherwise you may suffer from thermal shock. You may feel significantly cooler, but at some point you may start suffering pain, stiffness, dizziness and such. This effect can be so significant that some more sensitive people leaving shops with AC on too low of a setting into the scorching heat of the outside air may pass out. So, while I'm fully in agreement that a block of ice isolated from skin on your neck does help cooling you down, it needs to be used smartly. It's absolutely not something anyone can use without any consideration for anything.
I use a cool collar made from Terry cloth. Put ice in the pockets and place on neck. As ice melts it cools and water evaporates. Keeps me cool in Texas heat while mowing
@@kikixchannel Seems like a little hyperbolic on that warning. AMZ or the usual have non-toxic gel pads that don't freeze solid and will conform to the neck/shoulder areas nicely and are worth the $20. Never heard or saw anyone dropping to the ground or staggering around like a drunk.... If the freezing is too cold you could just store them in the cold fridge, or get maximum cooling/duration by slapping a thin piece of $1 store cloth on the underside where it rests on your neck to just prevent constant direct contact.
@@TheYellowrose21Totally agree yellowrose! The towels with the ice pockets work very well compared to the super expensive neck coolers. All these neck coolers with a fan are a joke! They are ONLY good in indoor conditions due to health regulations. You MUST have some kind neck cooler that contains ice if you are in the outdoors! You can always buffer it with a scarf or thin towel if you find it too cold which should never happen. I absolutely love, love, love my neck cooler that you fill up with water and freeze it. Lasts 2 hours, costs $30.00 bucks and is a hell of a difference in summer outdoor conditions.
I bought the Jisu at Costco in a 2 pack for $39 and am really impressed. After watching your video, I’m glad I got them. They came in 3rd but work great in 100 degree heat. Thanks for all your videos. I really enjoy them. Keep up the great content.
I purchased the Comlife on Amazon on 7/7/24. Amazon offered a $30 off coupon. With tax the total was $105.49. I waited to test it under actual conditions on the following weekend. The Comlife was FANTASTIC!. I helped a friend at an outdoor market for two days, temperatures were in the upper 80s in the Upper Midwest and high humidity. With frequent breaks in the shade after heavy exertion and I could not have been more impressed for the price. After 2 hours on cool setting and low fan it was still at 66% power and it took less than 30 minutes to charge to 100% with a Milwaukee M18 Top Off power supply. I used it for 2 days and it was FANTASTIC for the price. The best part after getting back home I am ready to watch my favorite TH-cam Channel and Project Farm is testing neck fans. Talk about a perfect ending to a perfect weekend! Another product I purchased for the trip since we were camping onsite was the Dudiffy Portable Air Conditioner cooling fan CF6r6R. Please consider testing portable air conditioner fans. This would be a good time of the year. The price with tax was $42.19. Thanks for your hard work!
Project farm there's noone a bigger fan then me I tell everyone of my family members when they want to buy tools or something like this they should come to youtube and watch your videos and see which is best I always buy the product that comes out on top. Thanks Project farm you are a treasure and a big fan like me I truly cherish you man! Keep the videos coming!
I am really glad that this wasn't a long winded review! As usual, PF gets right down to providing the necessary information that one needs in order to decide on which product to purchase.👍👍
This is my go to channel before I purchase any gadgets or other products. When I look at the cost of some of the tools and devices he uses to test these products it just blows my mind. I am seeing a lot of reviewers on Amazon Prime mention Project Farm when they review a product and we all know why.
Put in a portable AC unit, and convert power if you're able to. Saw a guy two weeks ago at an event who did this to his box truck. Probably much cheaper than fixing his old box truck.
I have had the jisulife for 3 years and in Florida’s hot and humid summers it has been a great way to keep cool while fishing and last over 4 hrs. Love it!
No matter the product, you always manage to find a way to compare them in fair and meaningful ways that provide a lot of useful information. Great job!
Have been using these for several years now. Prices have come way down. I’m on my fourth one. My air conditioning neck fan will only last about hour and a half. Still worth it as I work in an open facility with high humidity. Great job 👏.
Maybe order a second pair to always have one charging? Or if you can use them while charging get a couple portable battery banks with the same idea. Stay cool!!
Im working in a garage with no ac and was just thinking about buying one of these, but didnt know which one to get or how worth it it was to spend more money. This video is perfect! This kind of product comparison is great
This is great! I bought mine at random thinking they were all just variations of the same thing. The pages are all filled with marketing claim garbage and very little facts. Super helpful as always.
Man I was just talking about these while moving, would’ve been nice but now I know what to get thanks to you. Thank you for your unbiased and honest reviews
You know how you talk about something and then Google/Amazon gives you ads for it? That's how this video felt, I was just talking about these with some co-workers yesterday! Great vid. I'd love to see box/tower fans compared also.
Did it come in yet? What are your personal thoughts on it? I work outside and bought a shitty 3xAA powered neck fan and it kills the batteries in about 10 hours and didn’t even move air that well
subbed for a couple years now... don't watch all the posted vids, but i do search your channel if i want some data on various products. congrats on 3.2m subs! legendary
First time on your channel. Thank you for not droning on with your personal opinion on every neck fan. Just the facts, straightforward and quick. I’ll definitely be checking out your other videos.
When ever I am looking to buy a product I always try to find out if you made a video on it. Love how indepth you go to test each product. Keep up the good work!
I didn't even know this existed, was not what I expected, and honestly is not something I'm going to purchase, but I love you tested these out and I'm absolutely going to watch the whole video anyway. Maybe they are so great I just don't know what I'm missing out on. Haha keep it up, man! Always appreciated
You need to give Cousin Eddie a raise in pay so he can buy some Project Farm merchandise. He asked me not to say he asked me to ask you, so don't say anything about it to him. Thanks for all your great videos.
Your methodology and innovativeness with respect to what aspect you test and the performance of those items is incredibly impressive. As to your review of neck fans, I am truly appreciative of you doing so. I have often wondered how well these things perform and you answered the question better than any UL lab could conceive. Thank you!
This is a big important video for the women in our lives who are going through the change. My wife and her friend have the 3rd place finisher, looks like we need to upgrade! Thanks for sharing
Thank God you do these reviews, because I know I'd never be able to do it myself, and you do it better than anywhere else...ever...period. Thankyou bud🙏🏻.
@@ProjectFarm Todd, I have a slight take on the fan review. You have a collection of tool battery platforms. How about fans that work on those tool battery platforms?
Yes please! If you found a good one (quiet, doesn't have or develop noises, doesn't get slow to start=dead) I'd buy TWO tomorrow! Oscillating tower fans too, please!
Could buy a ChillGo, a 6ft charging cable, and a massive portable battery to stick in your backpack/back pocket. Since it charges while using, you’d outlast every other cooler on the list.
There's now somewhat affordable portable split units like the Midea Porta Split. I expect that they'll almost certainly sweep the field in terms of noise, performance and efficiency.
I have like 10 of these all under a 100$ and definitely prefer the type with a cooling plate for the neck as well as fan.Might I suggest you donate a few to the local Shopping Cart Pushers at the Grocery Store.Ty again for all the work Farm For President 24
My grandma needed a new one so just got her the ChillGo one today based on this video for her. Her main complaints was her last one barely blew air and none on the back of her neck. Thanks for this video, I was going to buy the cheap one, this was $3 more haha. It’s a bonus they fold, she hates her current ones don’t. Thanks again.
Good video! Thought for sure these were "gimmicky" especially on really hot days. That said, if you're looking for more things to review, would love to see a review on mini / compact cordless tire inflators.
As I watch this, we’ve been without power for 7 days here in Houston, TX after Hurricane Beryl knocked out power for 2.5 million people. We have a battery-powered O2 Cool fan that uses 8 D-cell batteries. The fan will not die! Batteries easily last over 24 hours. Bought a case of D-cell batteries at Home Depot a few days ago. Power company is finally fixing the downed pole in our neighborhood, so may have power tonight! If you purchase any fan for use during a power outage, don’t get one with rechargeable batteries, as there’s no power to charge them.
@@dannydaw59 If an hour in accessory mode kills your battery, you need a new battery. I watch movies, typically close to two hours, on my laptop with the audio Bluetoothed to the car stereo. Never a problem and I have one of those small lithium ion car booster packs (that never sees much use) as backup anyway. Simples.
My daughter bought me a neck fan for Christmas 2 years ago it's the Opolar NF171. It has six speeds and brushless motors so it's real quiet. I love it!
Modern car seats have sealed leather. Basically has a plastic coating on it for durability. Which also means that regular leather cleaners and conditioners are useless. Just make sure whatever you use, test it on a part of the seat that isn't visible to make sure it doesn't damage it. I've always just used diluted degreaser like Purple Power and a soft bristle brush. Just make sure to wipe off any residue with a clean damp cloth afterwards. I've detailed cars since the late 90s.
I own a Torras Coolify 2 and I love it! It really feels like you're cooling down, especially in the hot, dry summers we have here. The plates not only cools down in summer but, it also warms up for winter use. It is a bit pricey, but I got it on sale for $170 and it's worth it.
Hi, me and my husband love this channel (my mom recommended you to us, she’s a big fan too!) He is a plumber and whenever he is in need of something we always race to your channel to see if you’ve done a review on it, you truly are the most thorough on TH-cam, covering all aspects anyone could ever consider while being FAST and getting to the point! I wasn’t sure where to ask so I just thought I would leave my question here, have you ever covered head lamps on this channel? I scrolled through everything but I could have missed it 😅 otherwise, not sure if you take suggestions but that could be one! Thanks!
I use office folder. Manila . I use up behind visor to block. Sun or window. I have to move it around a lot but usually have two folder. S. Makes a huge difference to get sun off me
@@ProjectFarmYou know what, this would be more effective out here where I'm at in the socal high desert. It's very dry and sweat does act as a coolant when evaporating.
This is fantastic, seems like your always reviewing stuff I'm just about to buy. Your best choice for car jumpstarters with built in air compressors has already paid off five times between my car, family, friends, and two strangers.
Professional cyclist are finding that cooling on the back of neck is hazardous because it fools you in to feeling cooler while your body is dangerously overheating.
@@myownsite If a little breeze breaks them, that's fragile. Even feathers survive this, and they are fragile. So they are more fragile than a feather. I hope this clears everything up for you.
Nice! DW bought me a WOOZOO desk-sized fan at Costco. It has a remote, oscillates side-to-side and up and down separately, has a "breeze" function, dark mode for sleep, 5 velocities and seems to move a decent amount of air. I think it was $69 at Costco.
Here's a list of the fans. More details in the video description.
ChillGo: amzn.to/3zz2y2t
Torras: amzn.to/3y0jBdl
Scurry: amzn.to/4bJgIeS
Sweetful: amzn.to/3xS5bfl
Jisulife: amzn.to/4cSVZ9s
Civpower: amzn.to/4eUlysz
OLV Turbo: amzn.to/4eZhbN2
FrSara: amzn.to/3WkNLSg
Amacool: amzn.to/4cTajyB
AJGJF: amzn.to/45YNRlr
Dattoy: amzn.to/4bAXW9r
Comlife: amzn.to/4bDaGfJ
Air Flow Meter Kit: amzn.to/3XT8X2M
Thermal Imaging Camera: amzn.to/3Y1H48H
what about the Decibel measurer?
As an an amazon delivery driver, dying in the Florida heat daily. We all thank you for making this video.
My husband works for UPS here in Phoenix. I wanted him to wear a neck fan but he said with the door open almost all the time it wouldn't do much for him. He does have a little fan mounted on his dash, though. Good luck with the humidity + heat in Florida. Brutal.
You're welcome!
^that's one of the few jobs I could think it may help ... nope , not rly.. Bro , get a fan that plugs in to your cig lighter port... 5 times better.
@@paulalarsen7697 you're sweet.
Don't get your hopes up too much. Some of the reviews are not kind.
I always think "okay, how the hell are these going to be tested to his standards" and then the dude figures out the absolute only real way to test these while also removing the human variable.
Awesome. Thanks Todd!
My pleasure!
Personally I wouldn’t wasted the ⏰ and 💰 on any of this 🚽m but appreciate you for wasting yours.🤣
@pdlngsqrs9547 where do you live?
Right?! "Wind speed at the mustache" !!! BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT!!
@@pdlngsqrs9547you must have lots of friends
This is the most important consumer information channel on the planet
Thanks!
Hands down! ❤❤
Without a doubt!
I listened to 50 seconds of this man talk and subscribed to his channel
Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Oh, this will be your new favorite channel,
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Great suggestion! Thank you!
@@ProjectFarm Anker too!
ive also seen a lot of bluetti and the people advertising it also use them a lot from camping to light welding fence on their ranch
@@ProjectFarm Also, you can try Vevor and Allpowers as an oversea alternative :)
@@ProjectFarm And don't forget DJI's new power 1000
This is why it's a no brainer to become a member of this channel, this man has saved us so much cash! Thanks for everything!
You are most welcome!
Yes, its a must for all of us
You provide nothing to the comments. Like and move on.
How is being a member saving you so much money?
Are you sure you can't research everything you're going to buy and sure stop here and watch a few of his videos but how can you save more money by being a member spending money to be a member then just subscribing?
@@Cyber_CowboyBecause he is supporting the channel to help for free everyone, you too
You just never know what is going to be on the show.
lol. Yes, I hope everyone enjoys the element of surprise!
@@ProjectFarmplot thickens as well as the suspense.
🕺🏼
@@ProjectFarm my wife has been talking nonstop about these, thanks!
Always has been lol
@@ProjectFarm I'd like to see all the "personal coolers" Hats (both passive and active cooling), wrist bands (mostly evaporative, I'd imagine), cooling shirts/vests (active/passive), maybe even shoes or even underwear!
Project Farm rocks!
I was going to buy one for my mother and now this comes out 9 days later. This is my favorite channel. We’re going to test that!
Thanks!
4:37 calling it the alphabet soup is quite genius, didn't see that coming haha
so true. giggled every time he mentioned it
Thanks for watching!
Unsure if it's Google made, Android started off with pastry/cake names.
The way he just renamed it without breaking character haha
"What we lack in vowels, we make up for in loudness!"
Here is some straight, honest feedback.
I don't think there is a single video you could make that I wouldn't watch. I absolutely love your reviews and the way you break them down.
Thanks so much!
Best toilet paper?
@@konman2k4Are you shitting me?
Todd: Test videos he won't watch!
@@howtoguro No need to swear to get your point across. Just makes you sound childish.
It is always a treat watching the "cheap" product perform the same or outperform the "quality' product.
Thank you for sharing!
The one thing that isn't tested is longevity. Depends how into saving the environment you are.
The real question though is how long it lasts.
I got some cheap fans that moved way more air than compared ones and they all eventually took a shit within a year or two.
Meanwhile I've got a fan going on 10 years
The thing is most of these made in China devices are made by the same companies and then modified cases or add-ons are done to make them unquie but inside they are basically all the same. They just have a different price for the different color and name.
@@tokyobobcat most of them are made in china, and most of them are from the same factory, but it does not mean anything. expensive product have much higher quality standard control and requirement. you can have 2 "identical" products from one factory but one of them is going to last much longer, work much quieter and use far less energy
Work as a painter out in the heat and I thought of getting one and wanted to see reviews, your thumbnail caught my attention and it was exactly what I was looking for, exceeding my expectations as a matter of fact. Thank you for your videos, I also looked at your best sander and sandpaper videos which were just as informative!
You are welcome!
As a truck driver in Texas whose AC doesn't work for crap, I've been pondering one of these fans. Thanks for a very timely testing video!
You're welcome!
I've got to say that neck fans are the greatest thing since the invention of AC but out in the Texas sun...well I have faith that mine is doing something but a 100+ degree breeze is still 100+ degrees.
@@circleofowls That's the thing is that it needs to take in cool air to function
Donutman, don't get your hopes up too much. Some of the reviews are not kind.
Sounds like the one with the chilling plate that you can use while charging would be a solid fit
I just bought a garbage neck fan off Amazon. It couldn’t manage more than an hour on low speed. Just as I was looking into ordering a new one this video dropped. Love how thoroughly you do your tests.
Thank you!
I ordered one its been 115 here hot tired of the silicone neck beads soaked in water i had a cheap neck fan also and it failed
Here from Cambodia…where it’s hot AF all year round…this is the most improbable and impressive review I have ever seen. This is quality journalism, TH-camr, and everything in between. Subbed!
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
What's the humidity like? Just from quick google, the average temps don't seem too bad. But I'm sure if high humidity it probably feels awful xD
@@dijosto As a Floridian who has been to Cambodia twice.. they both suck from one side of the globe to the other. Awful amounts of humidity. The shade will not protect you from the sticky sweat.
I for one would love to see a fan review. And on a personal note this channel is freaking awesome I love this guy found him 4 years ago became a member right away after watching just one video have not regretted it. I have recommended him to so many other people his videos are life savers keep up the great work
Thanks, will do! Thanks for the suggestion.
I've tried out a few of these so called neck coolers. None of them worked in the summer outdoor heat. They are OK for exercising in indoor environments. The best neck cooler that worked for me in the outdoor summer heat was a silicone horseshoe shaped one that you fill up with water and freeze it. Take it out of the freezer, put it around your neck and it REALLY cools you off while working in the yard or taking a long walk. Only costs $30.00 too. Lasts for 2 hours and is AMAZING!
That's the fault of a 'fan'. A fan can only cool you up to a certain temperature point. Past that, and the moving air is only going to bring fresh 'heat' to you.
That's why some of these have a cooling pad which should work in higher heat, and depending on how it's built, also provide some cooler air for the fans themselves. Although obviously it wouldn't be a miracle worker.
A silicone one with frozen water can be dangerous. Your neck absolutely should NOT be frosted. In fact, the temperature difference between your neck and the outside air shouldn't be too large to begin with, otherwise you may suffer from thermal shock. You may feel significantly cooler, but at some point you may start suffering pain, stiffness, dizziness and such.
This effect can be so significant that some more sensitive people leaving shops with AC on too low of a setting into the scorching heat of the outside air may pass out.
So, while I'm fully in agreement that a block of ice isolated from skin on your neck does help cooling you down, it needs to be used smartly. It's absolutely not something anyone can use without any consideration for anything.
Thanks for sharing.
I use a cool collar made from Terry cloth. Put ice in the pockets and place on neck. As ice melts it cools and water evaporates. Keeps me cool in Texas heat while mowing
@@kikixchannel Seems like a little hyperbolic on that warning.
AMZ or the usual have non-toxic gel pads that don't freeze solid and will conform to the neck/shoulder areas nicely and are worth the $20.
Never heard or saw anyone dropping to the ground or staggering around like a drunk....
If the freezing is too cold you could just store them in the cold fridge, or get maximum cooling/duration by slapping a thin piece of $1 store cloth on the underside where it rests on your neck to just prevent constant direct contact.
@@TheYellowrose21Totally agree yellowrose! The towels with the ice pockets work very well compared to the super expensive neck coolers. All these neck coolers with a fan are a joke! They are ONLY good in indoor conditions due to health regulations. You MUST have some kind neck cooler that contains ice if you are in the outdoors! You can always buffer it with a scarf or thin towel if you find it too cold which should never happen. I absolutely love, love, love my neck cooler that you fill up with water and freeze it. Lasts 2 hours, costs $30.00 bucks and is a hell of a difference in summer outdoor conditions.
I bought the Jisu at Costco in a 2 pack for $39 and am really impressed. After watching your video, I’m glad I got them. They came in 3rd but work great in 100 degree heat. Thanks for all your videos. I really enjoy them. Keep up the great content.
Thanks!
As someone who loves these fans I just ordered a ChillGo! Thanks for the work you do!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
Please hep me understand how you like these fans? no sarcasm , no bs , seriously please tell me what you do while you enjoy them.
I purchased the Comlife on Amazon on 7/7/24. Amazon offered a $30 off coupon. With tax the total was $105.49. I waited to test it under actual conditions on the following weekend. The Comlife was FANTASTIC!. I helped a friend at an outdoor market for two days, temperatures were in the upper 80s in the Upper Midwest and high humidity. With frequent breaks in the shade after heavy exertion and I could not have been more impressed for the price. After 2 hours on cool setting and low fan it was still at 66% power and it took less than 30 minutes to charge to 100% with a Milwaukee M18 Top Off power supply. I used it for 2 days and it was FANTASTIC for the price. The best part after getting back home I am ready to watch my favorite TH-cam Channel and Project Farm is testing neck fans. Talk about a perfect ending to a perfect weekend! Another product I purchased for the trip since we were camping onsite was the Dudiffy Portable Air Conditioner cooling fan CF6r6R. Please consider testing portable air conditioner fans. This would be a good time of the year. The price with tax was $42.19. Thanks for your hard work!
You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
You killed me when you called the one fan "alphabet soup". Your dry wit is awesome, keep it coming!
Thanks, will do!
Project farm there's noone a bigger fan then me I tell everyone of my family members when they want to buy tools or something like this they should come to youtube and watch your videos and see which is best I always buy the product that comes out on top. Thanks Project farm you are a treasure and a big fan like me I truly cherish you man! Keep the videos coming!
Thanks, will do!
"A big fan..." Was that deliberate? 🤣
The product that comes out on top eh? Does that mean you'd pay 10x the price for a marginally better neckfan like we see here?
@@phrozenliquidz maybe I should have worded it better I should have said the one that is the cheapest but near the top😊😁
It would be best if you compared all the Bluetooth speaker brands in terms of price and how loud they get, as well as sound quality.
I am really glad that this wasn't a long winded review! As usual, PF gets right down to providing the necessary information that one needs in order to decide on which product to purchase.👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the video!
And the guests he brings are always "A" list!
This is my go to channel before I purchase any gadgets or other products. When I look at the cost of some of the tools and devices he uses to test these products it just blows my mind. I am seeing a lot of reviewers on Amazon Prime mention Project Farm when they review a product and we all know why.
Thanks!
I recently started a job at the Orioles team store and was JUST about to buy one of these, you're a lifesaver!
Thanks! Glad I could help.
Best timing ever lol Right before prime day on a 90 degree week.
Great point!
As a tree service worker with broken truck ac this information is a blessing
Thanks for sharing.
Put in a portable AC unit, and convert power if you're able to. Saw a guy two weeks ago at an event who did this to his box truck. Probably much cheaper than fixing his old box truck.
I have had the jisulife for 3 years and in Florida’s hot and humid summers it has been a great way to keep cool while fishing and last over 4 hrs. Love it!
Thanks for sharing.
As a postal worker I was looking at these on Amazon wondering which to buy. Perfect timing thank you!
Thank you for sharing!
My big swamp cooler just broke at work this couldn't have came at a better time, Thanks!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
No matter the product, you always manage to find a way to compare them in fair and meaningful ways that provide a lot of useful information.
Great job!
Thanks!
Just purchased a ChillGo based on your thorough revew, got 20% off!
Nice! Thanks!
Have been using these for several years now. Prices have come way down. I’m on my fourth one. My air conditioning neck fan will only last about hour and a half. Still worth it as I work in an open facility with high humidity.
Great job 👏.
What brand(s) have you used/liked?
Maybe order a second pair to always have one charging? Or if you can use them while charging get a couple portable battery banks with the same idea. Stay cool!!
@@ashleehouse5204 The one I have at home, which I use while doing yard work, is the “Hotsales”. It has 3 speeds and lasts about an hour and a half.
Thanks for sharing.
Nice one for the summer, I'm used to wearing ice cubes 🤣
Lol!
Use ice cream in resealable sandwich bags. That way when it melts you have a milkshake.
Me too but then I got soaking wet.
@@robertbrunello what kinda work you do... gonna be soaked either way... sweat or water ... or ice cream according to colorado over there... smh
As someone who operates heavily with physical labor in high heat environments, watching this video has been incredibly beneficial. Thank you good sir
You are welcome!
Im working in a garage with no ac and was just thinking about buying one of these, but didnt know which one to get or how worth it it was to spend more money. This video is perfect! This kind of product comparison is great
Thanks!
This is great! I bought mine at random thinking they were all just variations of the same thing. The pages are all filled with marketing claim garbage and very little facts. Super helpful as always.
Thanks! Glad to hear!
Man I was just talking about these while moving, would’ve been nice but now I know what to get thanks to you. Thank you for your unbiased and honest reviews
Thanks and you are welcome.
Speaking as a Landscaper here in Tucson,Arizona summer heat in the 105 degrees we thank you very much PF 😊
You know how you talk about something and then Google/Amazon gives you ads for it? That's how this video felt, I was just talking about these with some co-workers yesterday! Great vid. I'd love to see box/tower fans compared also.
Thanks!
What I love most about reviews like this in particular is the measurement gadgets that you use.
Thanks for the feedback.
perfect timing, it is hot as hell in Florida
Thanks for sharing!
Hot as hell in Florida in July? Damn climate change.
@@CapeFed😂
Y'all remember to stay hydrated and avoid swimming if you believe you are dehydrated. Always carry water or be near a drinkable water source.
i bought a neck fan but didnt know there was neck air conditioners, $9 spent on the wrong product
Thanks to this video I just ordered a chillgo fan. This channel is too underrated. Thank you
Thanks!
Did it come in yet? What are your personal thoughts on it? I work outside and bought a shitty 3xAA powered neck fan and it kills the batteries in about 10 hours and didn’t even move air that well
@@danteortega6510 unfortunately estimated time arrival was middle September so I cancelled the order 🥲🥲
Same here!
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subbed for a couple years now... don't watch all the posted vids, but i do search your channel if i want some data on various products. congrats on 3.2m subs! legendary
Thanks!
First time on your channel. Thank you for not droning on with your personal opinion on every neck fan. Just the facts, straightforward and quick. I’ll definitely be checking out your other videos.
Thanks for watching!
BRILLIANT review once again my man! I still don't know how you find the energy to keep doing this but I'm very glad that you do!!!!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
When ever I am looking to buy a product I always try to find out if you made a video on it. Love how indepth you go to test each product. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
i love this channel. it's like those marble races but instead of racing marbles we're racing consumer products
Thanks!
I didn't even know this existed, was not what I expected, and honestly is not something I'm going to purchase, but I love you tested these out and I'm absolutely going to watch the whole video anyway. Maybe they are so great I just don't know what I'm missing out on. Haha keep it up, man! Always appreciated
Thanks! Thanks for watching!
You need to give Cousin Eddie a raise in pay so he can buy some Project Farm merchandise. He asked me not to say he asked me to ask you, so don't say anything about it to him. Thanks for all your great videos.
Lol, thank you!
Purchased several neck fans from Amazon and found a clear winner. A brand by Hotsales 6000 mAh with 3 speeds. I love it.
Glad to hear!
Your methodology and innovativeness with respect to what aspect you test and the performance of those items is incredibly impressive. As to your review of neck fans, I am truly appreciative of you doing so. I have often wondered how well these things perform and you answered the question better than any UL lab could conceive. Thank you!
Thanks and you are welcome!
This is a big important video for the women in our lives who are going through the change. My wife and her friend have the 3rd place finisher, looks like we need to upgrade! Thanks for sharing
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My mom is without a/c right now, so this video was right on time. Ordered a chill go
Thanks for sharing.
Thank God you do these reviews, because I know I'd never be able to do it myself, and you do it better than anywhere else...ever...period.
Thankyou bud🙏🏻.
YES! Please do a fan video. So many claim to be quiet but, IMO, rarely are.
Thanks for the suggestion.
@@ProjectFarm Todd, I have a slight take on the fan review. You have a collection of tool battery platforms. How about fans that work on those tool battery platforms?
Yes please! If you found a good one (quiet, doesn't have or develop noises, doesn't get slow to start=dead) I'd buy TWO tomorrow!
Oscillating tower fans too, please!
This channel has saved my butt at least a dozen times and he's tapped into the unbiased info which is very rare. Love this channel
Thanks!
ChillGo really deserved to will. As spending $280 would break my heart and the bank. Thanks for sharing, Todd.
You are welcome!
At one tenth the price of the Torras for very comparable performance, it is no contest.
We could buy a set of 4 ChillGo fans and stay cool all day long. Just swap between them and still not pay $280 dollars!
As a Coolify owner, some of them can be found refurbished for quite a bit less and work rather well.
Could buy a ChillGo, a 6ft charging cable, and a massive portable battery to stick in your backpack/back pocket. Since it charges while using, you’d outlast every other cooler on the list.
I have been waiting so long for you to do this video. Thanks so much for doing this.
You are welcome!
Something else I never knew I needed as I go out to mow the lawn. I'll have one net week though. Or a cold wet towel if I forget, they work great too.
Thanks for the feedback.
Cousin Eddie not only looks cool but he's staying cool.😂
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Please do a “best portable A/C unit”
Thank you for the video idea!
There are so many on the market.
It'll probably be the Hessaire MC12V which I own and love to use!
They had boomboxes in the 80s; in the 20s we will be carrying coolboxes.
There's now somewhat affordable portable split units like the Midea Porta Split. I expect that they'll almost certainly sweep the field in terms of noise, performance and efficiency.
I have like 10 of these all under a 100$ and definitely prefer the type with a cooling plate for the neck as well as fan.Might I suggest you donate a few to the local Shopping Cart Pushers at the Grocery Store.Ty again for all the work Farm For President 24
He'd sure have my vote 😂
@@RochelleHasTooManyHobbies Honesty, Integrity,And always positive... Definitely something we need in this time.
You are welcome!
My grandma needed a new one so just got her the ChillGo one today based on this video for her.
Her main complaints was her last one barely blew air and none on the back of her neck. Thanks for this video, I was going to buy the cheap one, this was $3 more haha. It’s a bonus they fold, she hates her current ones don’t.
Thanks again.
I feel like we need an update about how she liked the chilligo lol
Any update for us?
Yes, testing fans is a great idea. Thank you for your videos
Thanks and you are welcome!
Ive had one of the Jisulife fans for a couple of years and it works amazing even now. It'll last a whole shift on medium
I have a cheap one that last about an hour. I need one that can last at least 5 hours haha 😆
Thanks for sharing.
Good video! Thought for sure these were "gimmicky" especially on really hot days. That said, if you're looking for more things to review, would love to see a review on mini / compact cordless tire inflators.
Thanks for the suggestion.
The alphabet soup got me!😂
For a video idea, i would love to see a woodchipper comparison!
Thanks for the suggestion.
The laugh at 0:04 summed up all my thoughts lol
I did not even know that neck air fans existed. Great video, tumbs up is deserved!
Thanks!
I love your videos! I always enjoy seeing the apparatus you come up with to test the claims made by manufacturers.
Thanks!
It seems so uncomfortable to wear something on your neck when it's hot, I'd never have tried these. This channel is invaluable to consumers.
Thank you!
Perfect for summer! Thank you!
You're welcome!
As I watch this, we’ve been without power for 7 days here in Houston, TX after Hurricane Beryl knocked out power for 2.5 million people. We have a battery-powered O2 Cool fan that uses 8 D-cell batteries. The fan will not die! Batteries easily last over 24 hours. Bought a case of D-cell batteries at Home Depot a few days ago. Power company is finally fixing the downed pole in our neighborhood, so may have power tonight! If you purchase any fan for use during a power outage, don’t get one with rechargeable batteries, as there’s no power to charge them.
You could go out to your car to recharge those batteries sitting in air conditioned comfort.
@@deeshrier7444 Don't even need to start the car. Just leave it in accessory mode for an hour while charging.
That'll kill the car's battery.@Slicerwizard
Thanks for sharing!
@@dannydaw59 If an hour in accessory mode kills your battery, you need a new battery. I watch movies, typically close to two hours, on my laptop with the audio Bluetoothed to the car stereo. Never a problem and I have one of those small lithium ion car booster packs (that never sees much use) as backup anyway. Simples.
I'm sending this to a friend who works in a hot kitchen. I hope your review gives him some relief.
Thanks for sharing.
My daughter bought me a neck fan for Christmas 2 years ago it's the Opolar NF171. It has six speeds and brushless motors so it's real quiet. I love it!
Thanks for sharing!
If you do a big fan review make sure you include the Caterpillar brushless. I use it in construction and has really impressed me.
Thank you for the suggestion!
I'm again requesting a leather cleaner and or conditioner test to see what is the best for the leather such as car seats. Thank you
You're welcome!
Sprayaway brand. Smells like leather too.
Modern car seats have sealed leather. Basically has a plastic coating on it for durability. Which also means that regular leather cleaners and conditioners are useless. Just make sure whatever you use, test it on a part of the seat that isn't visible to make sure it doesn't damage it. I've always just used diluted degreaser like Purple Power and a soft bristle brush. Just make sure to wipe off any residue with a clean damp cloth afterwards. I've detailed cars since the late 90s.
The TH-cam Auto Fetish Detail recently published a video on modern coated leather car seats.
The amazing meters you have seemingly on hand (vibration, air speed…) continues to impress!!
Thanks!
Honestly didn't know them fans were worth anything. But you changed my mind! Great video! Thanks for your hard work!
Thanks and you are welcome!
I own a Torras Coolify 2 and I love it! It really feels like you're cooling down, especially in the hot, dry summers we have here. The plates not only cools down in summer but, it also warms up for winter use. It is a bit pricey, but I got it on sale for $170 and it's worth it.
Thanks for sharing.
I’m a big fan 😎
Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!
Hi, me and my husband love this channel (my mom recommended you to us, she’s a big fan too!) He is a plumber and whenever he is in need of something we always race to your channel to see if you’ve done a review on it, you truly are the most thorough on TH-cam, covering all aspects anyone could ever consider while being FAST and getting to the point! I wasn’t sure where to ask so I just thought I would leave my question here, have you ever covered head lamps on this channel? I scrolled through everything but I could have missed it 😅 otherwise, not sure if you take suggestions but that could be one! Thanks!
Thanks for the suggestion.
Oh no, you did not just give Cousin Eddie a moustache! Now we need to test beard and moustache trimmers!
Lol
hello from romania!
Greetings!!
“Alphabet Soup” lmao
That gave me a good chuckle as well. XD
That’s half of the brands for any product on Amazon. Definitely using that phrase from now on.
@@TheW83 they are also known as "six letters" as they always have six letters, the lowest amount to get a trademark
That's what I heard each time too. Hahaha.
These chinese manufacturers just gave up on the names
That man is a truly expert. Real rational buying expert. An epiphany in each product. I wish I could work with him.
Thanks!
It's really hot out there and cars are getting even hotter. I great review would be the windshield sun visors.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I use office folder. Manila . I use up behind visor to block. Sun or window. I have to move it around a lot but usually have two folder. S. Makes a huge difference to get sun off me
Very impressive 🤙🏽
Sure is even if you didn't watch it.
Thank you!
Video idea: flashlights
Thank you for the video idea!
Thanks!
Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
Great video for summer. Thank you!
Really? It just started like 30 seconds ago and it's great? Did you watch it yet?
These fans really do help a lot!
@@JSFGuy yes. Definitely getting a chillgo fan
@@dadandeligameplay8797 decided before watching the video? Cuz that's what the timestamp shows.
Let's roll it.
Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!
@@ProjectFarmYou know what, this would be more effective out here where I'm at in the socal high desert. It's very dry and sweat does act as a coolant when evaporating.
This is fantastic, seems like your always reviewing stuff I'm just about to buy. Your best choice for car jumpstarters with built in air compressors has already paid off five times between my car, family, friends, and two strangers.
Thanks!
Professional cyclist are finding that cooling on the back of neck is hazardous because it fools you in to feeling cooler while your body is dangerously overheating.
Cyclists are very fragile.
I am not convinced these have any positive effect on survivability. Not saying it’s impossible, but I’d like proof.
I'd rather be fooled
@@catlady8324how? They're athletes
@@myownsite If a little breeze breaks them, that's fragile.
Even feathers survive this, and they are fragile. So they are more fragile than a feather.
I hope this clears everything up for you.
Where do these brands come up with their names? I swear 90% of Amazon and Wish products sound like someone just randomly threw letters together.
They are Chinamen products. What do you expect?
6:05 anyone else? 😂
Nice! DW bought me a WOOZOO desk-sized fan at Costco. It has a remote, oscillates side-to-side and up and down separately, has a "breeze" function, dark mode for sleep, 5 velocities and seems to move a decent amount of air. I think it was $69 at Costco.
Thanks for sharing.
Wow 280 dollars for a neck fan yikes