Arctic Summair Light
Overall, if you are looking for the perfect portable USB fan, look no further than the Summair Light. Its compact design and ability to use a batter bank or any USB power source makes this fan perfecto be able to cool you down, while you’re out and about.
- Small compact design
- Notch to secure the USB connector
- Easy to use fan speed knob
- Included Travel pouch
Arctic has been a company that has had a significant impact in the computer cooling community. Although they are well known for their thermal paste, they also have an excellent all-in-one CPU cooler line and their famous air-cooled lines. In addition, they have taken their expertise in cooler and fan design and put it in a more compact form.
Today, we will look at a USB Fan by Arctic; Summair Light Fan (USD 9.99), a portable USB fan meant for cooling the user.
Arctic Summair Light USB Fan Features:
- Easy Handling and Safe Use: The Summair Light comes with a fan protection grill that simplifies any adjustments. Use the flexible goose neck to move into the perfect cooling position.
- Handy Size: The Summair Light is handy and compact. Its 92 mm fan is stepless adjustable from 900 to 2100 RPM. Just as you like it.
- Perfect for Traveling: With its included pouch bag, the Summair Light is the perfect companion for any trip.
Arctic Summair Light USB Fan Specification:
- Dimensions: (WxDxH) 113mm x 36.8 mm x 115.2 mm
- Fan size: 92 mm
- Fan speed: 900 to 2100 RPM
- Connection: USB 2.0
- Voltage: +5 V DC
- Current: 0.26 Amps
- Warranty: 2-year Limited Warranty
Unboxing
Taking a look at the outside of the box, the unit is pretty small and compact. The front of the box has a great image of the Summair Light Fan with the Arctic logo. On the back, there are more images of the Summair showing the different features of the fan.
Opening the box, there is only the fan inside its travel pouch. There are no cardboard inserts to protect the product, although it is very compact and light. Removing the fan from the travel pouch, you have the fan perfectly folded up to be compact.
Build Quality
Taking a closer look at the unit overall, the build quality is pretty good. The fan is well sealed and has its logo on it.
The fan blades are less aggressive as they don’t have to push air through a case mesh or a fin stack. Although the fan protection grill will not stop objects such as fingers from being put inside, the housing is durable plastic. The housing also has an excellent cut out to secure the USB connector when the flexible gooseneck is wrapped around the fan for storage. Since it is a fan, remember to use this product under parent supervision.
The flexible gooseneck has a great range of motion and can manoeuvre where you need it, but since it also supports the weight of the fan and housing, it doesn’t always stay in the exact location you place it. However, there is some movement, which can be compensated for.
The knob for the fan speed has an excellent tactile click when the fan is turned on, and it moves with ease to turn the fan speed up to the max 2100 RPM if needed.
Functionality
The fan works well. While I don’t have the exact CFM of how much air the fan moves, you feel the airflow, especially at the max RPM. The flexible gooseneck takes a little playing around with to manoeuvre precisely where you want the fan.
Since the Summair uses USB 2.0 power, it was quickly plugged into my PC or even one of my many battery banks to use the fan on the go.
