I went through buying and returning a few different neck fans. Coolify 3, Ranvoo AICE 3, Coolify 2. The Coolify 3 was too tight on my neck. I usually wear size 16 1/2 shirt. I didn’t like the shape and the shiny blue color. We tried the AICE 3 on a trip to Orlando theme parks and it did work at keeping me cool where others were fanning themselves. The actual fans were not very strong. The AICE 3 got much colder than the Coolify pads, but I didn’t like all the complexity with the OLED screen, health monitoring, it feels much heavier and it had LEDs that stayed on. I liked that I could run the cooling pads without the fan blowing my ears, but the pads themselves had fans that ran constantly and I could feel a slight vibration. I ended up buying two “open box” Coolify 2 from eBay for $60 and another one for $80. They were obviously returns from Amazon and for that price, I’m fine with buying a return. The fan feels stronger than all the other ones, but there is no way to run just the cooling pads like I could with the AICE 3.
@@SirBill55 Thanks, with such a Great video and all that we can learn from this, I meant well for your benefit when someone goes to such good research and sets up a link with commission when someone buys through their link.
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I went through buying and returning a few different neck fans. Coolify 3, Ranvoo AICE 3, Coolify 2.
The Coolify 3 was too tight on my neck. I usually wear size 16 1/2 shirt. I didn’t like the shape and the shiny blue color.
We tried the AICE 3 on a trip to Orlando theme parks and it did work at keeping me cool where others were fanning themselves. The actual fans were not very strong. The AICE 3 got much colder than the Coolify pads, but I didn’t like all the complexity with the OLED screen, health monitoring, it feels much heavier and it had LEDs that stayed on. I liked that I could run the cooling pads without the fan blowing my ears, but the pads themselves had fans that ran constantly and I could feel a slight vibration.
I ended up buying two “open box” Coolify 2 from eBay for $60 and another one for $80. They were obviously returns from Amazon and for that price, I’m fine with buying a return. The fan feels stronger than all the other ones, but there is no way to run just the cooling pads like I could with the AICE 3.
Man this was interesting! Thanks! Can you post a link where you are compensated for your recommendation.
Sorry. This comparison was done on my own dime. I bought all three units with my own money.
@@SirBill55 Thanks, with such a Great video and all that we can learn from this, I meant well for your benefit when someone goes to such good research and sets up a link with commission when someone buys through their link.
@@dporrasxtremeLS3 I don't know how to do that. But I'll look into this. Thanks
Indian Traffic Police need this wit 2h Back Up
Use NiZn Battery. Mounted Xternally
Traffic Duty in India 10h
Shift = 2 × 5h
I cannot begin to imagine the heat there 👍
Yes. Unbearable