Himist 3-in-1 Clip-On Fan vs Gaiatop Clip-On Fan with Remote

The Himist is the stronger pick for most shoppers: its 12000mAh battery runs up to 24 hours, it doubles as a night light and power bank, and the remote plus 2 to 7.5 hour timer suit bedside and tent use. The Gaiatop is smaller and lighter at about half a pound, with 360° horizontal and 210° vertical rotation, but its 2000mAh cell lasts 2.5 to 10 hours and it has only 3 speeds. Owners of big-battery clip fans like the Himist praise runtime and mounting grip; small fans like the Gaiatop are liked for portability but draw complaints about short battery life at high speed.

• Choose the Himist if you want long runtime, a night light, a power bank and a timer for bedside, desk or camping use.
• Choose the Gaiatop if you want a light, compact clip fan for a stroller or small space and do not need long battery life.