OGERY Camping Fans

OGERY's F11 rechargeable camping fan combines a fan, an LED lantern and a power bank, with a 20000mAh battery and a remote, for tents, travel and car camping. For the fan's runtime next to OGERY's lanterns and lights, see the battery table in our OGERY review.

Who it's for

Tent campers who want airflow and a night light in one rechargeable device.

What you'll find

• Airflow: Up to 5.0 m/s, with stepless speed control for anything from a faint breeze to a strong push of air.
• Battery: A 20000mAh pack that lasts from 17 hours flat out to 200 hours at the gentlest setting.
• Aiming: 270° of vertical tilt, plus oscillation at 30°, 60°, 90° or 120°.
• Mounting: A carry handle for the table and a 360° rotating hook for a tent loop or a branch.
• Night use: A three-level LED lantern, a 1, 2, 4 or 8 hour timer, and settings that switch off the indicator light and the beeper.
• Remote: An infrared remote that works from up to 5 meters, handy from a cot or sleeping bag.
• Charging: About 7.5 hours with a compatible 18W fast charger, which is sold separately. The fan keeps running while it charges and can top up two small devices through its USB and USB-C ports, up to 22.5W.
• Charger: The Camping Fan, 20000mAh is the F11 model, and OGERY's matching PD20W charger is in OGERY Fan Charging Adapters.

How to choose

A camping fan earns its place on hot, still nights when a tent traps the day's heat. Plan around runtime first: if you want the fan on all night, a low or middle speed gives several nights from one charge, while running it flat out empties the battery in under a day. Oscillation shortens runtime to 14–35 hours, so aim the head straight at the cot if you want it to last a long weekend. Think about where it will sit: the 360° hook hangs it from a tent loop above the bed, and the handle lets it stand on a table at the campsite or beside the bed at home during a power cut. The USB and USB-C outputs make it a backup charger for phones, and the lantern saves packing a separate light. Pack a fast charger, since none comes in the box, and top the fan up in the car or at home between trips.