1. Determine usage needs
This is a very important step because no matter how good a product is, if it is not used properly, it will become wasteful and redundant. Before buying a rechargeable fan, you should carefully consider whether the area where you live often has power outages and whether it is necessary to use this device.
Next, you need to choose the appropriate capacity based on your family's actual needs. Battery capacity is the time it can store electricity.
“Normally, you should choose a fan with a capacity for a minimum running time of about 5 hours. If your family needs to use a rechargeable fan for more than 5 hours, choose a higher-end model because they can run for up to 10 hours but the price will be higher,” advised Mr. Nguyen Tuan, the owner of an electric fan store.
2. Remove extra features
In addition to the cooling ability, rechargeable fans are often integrated with additional features such as: lighting, timer, alarm... "However, in our opinion, these additional features are almost not very helpful, but on the contrary, they prevent the fan from fully utilizing its inherent capabilities" , said Mr. Tuan.
Choosing to buy a rechargeable fan should be based on actual needs. (Illustration photo)
3. Don't choose cheap ones
The rechargeable fan market is not only "hot" in supermarkets and stores specializing in selling electric fans, but is also bustling on social networks, when many online sales sites also advertise and sell this product.
According to information from many online sales sites, rechargeable fans are imported from China. The lowest selling price is over 600,000 VND/unit; for products priced over 1 million VND, buyers will receive free home delivery...
Many electric fan shop owners inform that the production cost of rechargeable fans is often much higher than that of regular electric fans and most importantly, the charger and rechargeable battery.
"For the most popular rechargeable fan, we sell it for at least 1 million VND/unit and always include a warranty and return policy. Anything below this price will be of very low quality," advised Ms. Thao, owner of a fan store in Hai Ba Trung district, Hanoi .
Mr. Nguyen Tuan shared that the first criteria of interest of many customers when asking to buy a rechargeable fan is the ability to store reserve energy and the usage time of this product. For current rechargeable fan lines, normally if the battery is fully charged, the lowest fan usage time is about 4 - 5 hours when turned on at the strongest wind mode and if turned on at the lowest wind mode can be up to 10 - 12 hours.
"Most rechargeable fans have a long charging time, usually twice the usage time," Mr. Tuan advised.
4. Avoid buying floating goods
Consumers are advised to be cautious with fans that are advertised as having fast charging speeds and long-lasting use but whose origin and source are unknown. “You should buy rechargeable fans from reputable brands, buy them at large electronics supermarkets or long-standing reputable stores, avoid buying floating products online. Be especially wary of cheap fans, remembering that “you get what you pay for” and poor quality can sometimes cause dangerous consequences,” Ms. Thao shared.
In addition, to reduce the risk of fire and explosion when using rechargeable fans, Ms. Thao noted that users need to charge the battery properly according to the manufacturer's recommendations, should not let the battery run out before charging, and must unplug the charger when the battery indicator light is full, and do not use the fan while charging.
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