Tracking, oscillation, or fixed. The only fan that does all three.
Speed slider from 0 to 200. Set it to 20 for sleep or push it up for a hot bathroom.
Oscillation, tracking, or fixed. Most desk fans give you one mode and no options.
Tilts 120° by hand, from a low counter up or from a shelf down. Rechargeable battery.
Light ring cycles colors. Motor runs a low steady tone that works as sleep noise.
Watched the video three times before I ordered, so glad I did.
I bought it for tracking but the light ring makes it way easier to find in the dark.
My roommate showers before me and the bathroom is like a sauna when I go in to do my makeup. I used to aim a regular fan at myself and then reach over with wet hands every time I moved. This one locks onto me and follows, so I can actually focus on my face instead of the fan.
I wasn't sure if the tracking would actually work or if it was just a gimmick, but my bathroom gets so humid after I shower and I'm constantly moving around. Glad I tried it. It follows me while I do my makeup and I haven't touched it once to re-aim it.
I used to walk out the door and my temples would already be patchy and my hairline damp, because my bathroom is a sauna after I shower and the fan I had just oscillated past me. This thing locks on and stays on my face the entire time I'm doing my makeup. I'm not exaggerating when I say my foundation looks the same when I get to work as it did when I left. I don't even need the setting spray anymore, I just let it track me while I move around and the air dries everything as I go. It sounds small but it's actually changed my mornings.
I was worried it had a camera but it's just a sensor, no app or anything.
My bathroom has zero ventilation and stays steamy forever after a shower. I used to prop the door open and wait around, but now I just set this up on the counter and it actually clears the air while I do my makeup. Game changer for small spaces.
I bought it for the tracking but didn't realize the motor hum would replace my white noise machine. Now I run it on like 15 just for the sound and I'm out in ten minutes.
I bought this for myself but honestly my boyfriend needs it more than I do. He gets ready after his shower and the bathroom is still steaming, and he used to lean over and turn the regular fan back toward him every thirty seconds while he shaved. Now he just holds the button when he walks in and it stays on his face the whole time. If you're dealing with a tiny bathroom and someone who won't stop complaining about being hot, this is the answer. Also works great for me doing my hair, I just didn't realize how much he needed it until I watched him use it.
Wasn't sure if the tracking would actually work but it does and now I use it every morning.
THE FAN THAT FOLLOWS YOU
The desk fan that locks onto you, so you stop re-aiming it with wet hands
Hold the button, look at it for three seconds, and it locks onto your head. Then it follows you across 150 degrees while you lean into the mirror, turn to grab something, or move down the counter. Your hands stay on your face. The fan stays on your face.
Motion Tracking Lock
Oscillation sweeps the room for sleeping or cooling a space. Tracking follows you. Fixed holds it wherever you point it. The head tilts 120 degrees by hand, so you can aim it up from a low counter or down from a shelf. Most fans give you oscillation and nothing else.
Three-Mode Base
The front sensor reads head position on the device. No app, no account, no wireless connection, nothing recorded or stored. It tracks movement the way a motion light does. That is the entire mechanism.
On-Device Tracking
The slider runs from 0 to 200 on the front display. Sit it at 20 to sleep. Run it up for a bathroom still warm from the shower. Most fans give you three fixed steps and none of them is the one you want.
0-200 Slider
The charge level shows on the display. The motor runs a steady low tone that a lot of people use as sleep noise. A light ring in the base cycles through colours if you want it on.
Sleep-Noise Motor
Know someone who re-aims a fan a dozen times a day or keeps saying the bathroom is still boiling from their shower? A novel mechanism with a display and a colour-changing light makes this an easy present. Gift buyers: partners buying for the person always hot.
Tracking Mechanism Gift Appeal
You reach across the counter and turn it back four times while you do your makeup. Your foundation's already breaking up at your temples.
Hold the button, look at the fan for three seconds, and it locks onto your head. Then it follows you across the counter and you stop touching it. The bathroom stays cool and your hands stay on your face.
Tracks your head across 150 degrees left to right. Turn further and it stops.
Works best between roughly eight inches and two metres away.
Needs a reasonably lit room to read your head position.
Fast movement or several people moving around can break the lock. Hold to re-lock.
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Speed slider 0, 200, not 3 steps
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Real buyers in real bathrooms, with working head tracking.
Real buyers in real bathrooms, with working head tracking.
Motion tracking reads head position on the device. No wireless connection, no app, no account. Nothing recorded or stored. Requires reasonably lit room, works 8 inches to 2 metres, one person at a time.
No camera. The sensor reads head position on the device itself using motion tracking. There's no app, no account, no wireless connection, and nothing is recorded or stored. It sees movement to follow you, that's it.
It tracks across 150 degrees horizontal and stops there. It needs a reasonably lit room, works best from about eight inches to two metres, and locks onto one person at a time. Fast movement or multiple people can break the lock, but you just hold the button again to re-lock. Stating the limits is what makes it real.
Yes. Once locked on, it follows your head across that 150 degree arc. You lean into a mirror, turn to a second screen, or move down a counter and the air stays on your face. No more reaching over to re-aim it.
Absolutely. Three modes: oscillation sweeps the room for sleeping or cooling a space, tracking follows you, and fixed mode holds it wherever you point it. Most desk fans only give you the first one.