Socool 8" Oscillating Fan 20,000mAh with Remote
A foldable 8-inch fan with 9 speeds, auto oscillation, a magnetic remote and 112 hours of runtime.

The only true floor fan in the range folds from a 22.83-inch pedestal down to a 13.8-inch slab that fits the included carry pouch. Underneath: the familiar 20,000mAh / 112-hour platform with eight speeds pushing 18ft/s of air up to 18 feet, 45°/90° auto oscillation riding on a 360° rotating base, a 180° pivoting head, an LED light, a magnetically-docked remote, a digital display and sub-30dB night operation. It exists for the places without sockets where a clip fan is not enough — garages, balconies, RVs, summer kitchens — and packs down when those places change.
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This is the fan for places without sockets where a clip fan is not enough: a garage workbench, a kitchen in summer, a balcony, an RV. Raised to full height it behaves like a small pedestal fan sweeping a room; folded, it packs into the included pouch and rides to the campsite as a tabletop unit. No other model in the range covers both of those jobs with one body.
The articulation is the most complete in the catalogue: automatic 45°/90° oscillation, a base that rotates a full 360°, and a head that pivots 180° — up at a ceiling to circulate a room, level across a patio table, or down from a shelf. Aim it once and the swing does the rest; eight speeds and an 18-foot throw scale from bedside whisper to workshop breeze.
The living-with-it details are unusually considered. The remote docks magnetically into the centre of the fan instead of vanishing under the couch; the display shows battery and speed at a glance; and the detachable rear cover makes blade cleaning a two-minute job — a rare consideration in battery fans, and the difference between a fan that stays effective and one that slowly suffocates in dust.
Like its siblings it moonlights as a phone power bank and runs happily while plugged in, so it never becomes dead weight indoors: corded pedestal fan by the desk all summer, cordless everything-fan on trips. The honest fine print is the 8–9 hour recharge — overnight, essentially — and the fact that even at full height it is a compact fan for a bedroom or campsite, not a warehouse. 166 owners average it at 4.5 stars.
Telescopes between 13.8" and 22.83" and ships with a carry pouch — floor fan and travel fan in one.
Auto 45°/90° oscillation rides on a 360° rotating base, with a 180° head pivot for ceilings and corners.
The proven 20,000mAh pack: a week of low-speed nights, or emergency phone charges via USB.
Snaps into the fan body between uses instead of vanishing under the couch.
The rear grille detaches so dust never becomes permanent.
Standing at full height beside a socket-less workbench, sweeping its arc across the work area all Saturday — and because the rear grille pops off, sawdust never becomes a permanent resident of the blades.
Where running an extension cord through a window is nobody’s idea of summer, it stands on the balcony floor, swings across the chairs, lights softly after dark and shuts itself off on the timer.
Folded to 13.8 inches it stows in a locker; raised, it is the campsite’s pedestal fan, running on its own pack so the vehicle batteries stay out of it — with the USB port covering phones as a bonus.
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