Hands-free bladeless neck fan is a 'total lifesaver' perfect for the UK heatwave

As temperatures continue to soar across the UK and the summer heatwave intensifies, finding effective ways to stay cool on the go has become a top priority. This week, the Met Office confirmed a new May temperature record of 33.5 °C, surpassing the previous high of 32.8 °C that had stood for more than 80 years.

For those facing stuffy commutes, sweaty workouts, or simply trying to stay comfortable at home, one hands-free cooling gadget is being hailed by shoppers as a summer essential.

For a limited time, the HandFan 5000mAh Portable Bladeless Neck Fan has been reduced by 29% on Amazon, making it an appealing option just as the heatwave reaches its peak. Designed to look like a sleek pair of headphones, the wearable device rests comfortably around the shoulders, providing a continuous hands-free breeze to the face and neck.

Equipped with a substantial 5000mAh internal battery, it offers up to 21 hours of operation on a single charge and features a flexible, U-shaped silicone construction that enables users to customise the airflow to their precise requirements. Normally retailing at £30.99, the Portable Bladeless Neck Fan is presently available in black for £21.99 or white for £22.94.

Elsewhere, shoppers can pick up the Livivo Handheld Mini Fan for £8.99 at Yimbly. Featuring three speed settings, this USB Type-C Rechargeable model provides a handy portable option for those on the move.

Meanwhile, the five-star rated Menkind Bladeless Neck Fan at Argos comes in at £15, promising up to five hours of airflow to help combat the rising summer temperatures.

The Amazon HandFan boasts a 4.3 out of 5-star rating from thousands of verified purchases. Customers have commended its dependable performance during sweltering conditions, with one reviewer writing: "This neck fan is a total lifesaver during hot summer days - the charge lasts for ages."

A further customer was equally impressed with the product, writing: "This device looks great and the build quality is very, very good, solid without being heavy."

While the overall feedback is overwhelmingly favourable, certain buyers flagged a minor issue with noise at full power, noting that "the upper speed settings can be a bit noisy, though they are very powerful."

Despite this, another customer shared that it is a "great fan, well ventilated, and great for menopause hot flushes."

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