Portable & rechargeable fans

A rechargeable fan that keeps running during power cuts, a neck fan you wear while walking and at work, a small USB fan for the desk and bed, a solar fan that lights up and charges your phone on a picnic, and a mini cooler with a water tank that cools the air right next to you at the desk or in the car. Light portable fans for students, office workers, outdoor people and every home that suffers from summer power cuts.

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Portable & rechargeable fans buying guide

Decide where you will use it. Desk, study and bed: a small quiet USB fan that runs from a laptop or power bank, or a 3 in 1 desk cooler with a water tank and a mist diffuser for dry air. Walking, commuting and sport: a 360 degree neck fan that keeps your hands free, or a waist fan that clips on the belt for workers and shop owners.

At home during power cuts: a folding 180 degree rechargeable fan that stands on the table or hangs, and a small portable fan you carry from the kitchen to the bedroom. For picnics, the outdoors and the garden: a solar fan with a light and a phone charging port that charges from the sun by day and lights up at night.

Fan or mini cooler? A fan only moves air. A mini cooler with a water tank passes the air over water so it comes out cooler and softer, but the cooling is personal, for whoever sits close to it, and it is not a replacement for a large desert cooler for a whole room. The turbo cooler and the bladeless cooler are safer around children and easier to clean.

Common mistakes: charging a fan in the sun or a closed car, leaving it empty for months over winter, and leaving water in the cooler tank for a week. Charge it before it runs fully flat, dust the grille every two weeks in summer, and empty and dry the tank after use. Run time per charge depends on speed and model and is listed on each product page.

Why order from Shahein? Clear photos, specs and prices on every page, ordering with just your name, phone and governorate, a confirmation call, free delivery to every governorate in Iraq, cash on delivery and a 30-day return guarantee.

Portable & rechargeable fans: common questions

How much does a rechargeable fan cost in Iraq?

Our neck fans are 20,000 to 21,000 IQD, USB and small portable fans 22,000 to 25,000 IQD, the folding rechargeable fan 27,000 IQD, the waist fan 41,000 IQD, the solar fan 44,000 IQD, and mini water tank coolers 29,000 to 49,000 IQD. Delivery is free.

How long does a fan run on one charge?

It depends on the model and the speed: on low speed it lasts far longer than on high. The approximate run time and battery size are on each product page, so check them before ordering.

Can I charge it from a power bank?

Yes. Most of these fans and mini coolers charge by USB cable from a power bank, a phone charger or a laptop, which makes them practical during power cuts. The solar fan also charges from the sun.

What is the difference between a fan and a mini cooler?

A fan moves air. A mini cooler passes the air over water so it comes out cooler, but only for whoever sits close to it. For a whole room you need a large desert cooler from the air coolers category.

How long is delivery and how do I pay?

We call within 24 hours to confirm, then the parcel arrives in 24 to 48 hours anywhere in Iraq. Delivery is free, and you pay the courier in cash when it arrives, with no advance payment.

Can I return the fan?

Yes. You have a 30-day return guarantee from the day you receive the item, as long as it is in its original condition with the box and accessories. Returns are free, and if the item arrives damaged or not as described we replace it or refund you in full.