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Shark ChillPill reinvents personal cooling with its 3-in-1 portable design

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As temperatures continue to rise across many parts of the world, portable cooling devices are becoming increasingly popular for people who want relief while commuting or spending time outdoors. Recognizing this growing demand, SharkNinja has introduced the Shark ChillPill, a compact 3-in-1 personal cooling system designed to provide multiple forms of cooling in a single portable device. Combining a fan, an evaporative mister, and a direct-contact cooling plate, the gadget aims to deliver flexible comfort wherever heat becomes a problem.

The ChillPill is evolutionary when compared to traditional handheld fans that primarily circulate air. SharkNinja has designed the device to actively help cool the body using three complementary technologies. The first is a high-speed bladeless fan capable of accelerating airflow up to 25 feet per second, offering a steady breeze through ten adjustable speed settings. This allows users to tailor the cooling intensity depending on their environment, whether they need a gentle airflow indoors or stronger ventilation outdoors.

Designer: Shark Ninja

Secondly, an evaporative mist system is designed to refresh the skin without leaving it soaked. Unlike conventional spray fans that often create a wet sensation, Shark describes the ChillPill’s mist as a “dry-touch” evaporative effect. The device includes a small water reservoir that can produce mist continuously for about ten minutes per fill, or operate in an interval mode to extend usage. This feature is particularly useful in hot and dry climates where evaporation can significantly enhance cooling efficiency.

The third element is the InstaChill cooling plate, a cryo-inspired metal surface that provides direct contact cooling when pressed against the skin. According to SharkNinja, the plate can reduce skin temperature by up to 16°F within seconds, delivering an immediate cooling sensation similar to placing an ice pack on the body. This feature is designed for use on pulse points such as the neck or wrist, where cooling can quickly help regulate body temperature during intense heat.

One of the wearable’s key advantages is its versatility. It is designed to be worn, carried, clipped, or placed on a surface depending on the situation. The flexible design allows it to function as a hands-free wearable device or as a small desktop fan when needed. You can easily clip it to bags or prams, mount it on exercise equipment, or position it on a table, making it adaptable to a wide range of everyday scenarios.

Battery is also impressive as on the lowest fan setting, the ChillPill can run for up to 11 hours on a single charge, allowing it to last through long commutes, outdoor events, or extended travel days. When running at maximum airflow, the battery life drops to approximately 90 minutes, reflecting the higher energy demand of the stronger cooling output. Charging is handled via USB-C, with a full recharge taking roughly three and a half hours.

Portability and lifestyle integration are at the forefront as the portable gadget is available in several color options, including Carbon, Dragonfruit, Glacier, Haze, Iced Latte, Matcha, and Rose Gold. Optional accessories such as cross-body straps, wrist straps, clamps for strollers or bikes, and protective cases are available to expand how the device can be used. Priced at around $149.99, the Shark ChillPill is available through Amazon and Shark’s own website and other retailers. While it costs more than standard portable fans, the advantages here are undeniable.

 

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nubia Neo 5 GT: €399 Gaming Phone With a Built-In Cooling Fan

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Gaming phones have a reputation for looking like they were designed by someone who just discovered RGB lighting for the first time. Big, chunky, aggressive, and occasionally embarrassing to pull out in public. The nubia Neo 5 GT takes a different approach: keep the silhouette clean, make the back completely flat with no camera bump, and deal with the overheating problem that plagues every long session by putting an actual fan inside.

That last part is worth pausing on. Nearly every smartphone manages heat passively, relying on vapor chambers and graphite layers. The Neo 5 GT adds a built-in active cooling fan, paired with a Through-Flow Duct design that channels fresh airflow directly over the CPU and battery across a 29,508 mm² cooling area. nubia claims it’s the only device in its price class doing this, and at €399, that’s a hard combination to find anywhere else.

Designer: nubia

The processor is the MediaTek Dimensity 7400, a 4 nm chip paired with LPDDR Max 6400 Mbps memory and managed by nubia’s NeoTurbo Engine. The phone is officially certified for 120 FPS gameplay on Garena Free Fire and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and reaches 90 FPS on Delta Force. Whether sustained frame rates hold at those figures over a full match, rather than just during benchmarks, is a question active cooling is specifically designed to answer.

Physical controls come through Neo Triggers 5.0, shoulder buttons running at 550 Hz with sub-5.5 ms latency and a 3,049 Hz touch sampling rate. The 6.8-inch 1.5K AMOLED display runs at 144 Hz with 4,500 nits peak brightness, genuinely useful for outdoor play. Magic Touch 3.0 keeps the screen responsive when fingers are wet or sweaty, a detail that sounds minor until a match-deciding moment slips through an unresponsive tap.

Battery life gets similar attention. The 6,210 mAh dual-cell pack supports up to 80 W fast charging, dropping to 45 W for European markets. Bypass Charging routes power directly to the phone during gaming without cycling it through the battery, extending lifespan over time. A 5% Extreme Mode squeezes out up to 23 additional minutes of gameplay or 29 hours of standby from the last sliver of charge, useful for anyone who routinely forgets to plug in.

AI Game Space 5.0 houses AI Copilot Demi 2.0, which covers real-time Gaming Coach updates for FPS and MOBA titles, a Gaming Chatbot for mid-session queries, and automatic message replies during play. Outside of games, there’s a 50 MP triple rear camera, AI Scam Alert, AI Translate, and AI Memory for everyday tasks. The nubia Neo 5 at €299 and the larger nubia Neo 5 Max, with its 7.5-inch display, round out the series with different trade-offs.

The Neo 5 GT’s real pitch is straightforward: sustained performance at mid-range pricing, in a form factor that doesn’t announce itself as a gaming phone the moment it leaves a pocket. The flat back and the lack of a camera bump are easy to take for granted until you remember what most gaming phones look like.

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This $100 Stand Fixes Why Wireless Charging Gets Hot and Useless

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Most wireless charging setups involve a flat pad on the nightstand, a couple of extra cables for watch and earbuds, and a phone that gets warm and slides out of alignment if you nudge it. Most 3-in-1 MagSafe docks solve the cable mess but still feel like static sculptures, not stands you actually use while you work or watch something, and they rarely address the heat that builds up when pushing 15W or more through magnetic coils.

LISEN’s MagSafe Charger Stand puts everything on a vertical stem with a chunky barrel at the top. Inside that barrel is a Qi2.2-certified 25 W magnetic charger and a cooling fan, with Apple Watch charging on top and AirPods on the base. It looks unconventional compared to the usual flat arches, but that shape does more than just stand out in listings.

Designer: LISEN

The Qi2.2 spec lets the stand push up to 25W to an iPhone 17 Pro, roughly six times faster than old 5W pads, which usually means heat and throttling. Here, a built-in fan and temperature-control chip keep things under control in Cool Mode, so you can stream, video call, or scroll while charging without the phone turning into a hand warmer or dropping to slower speeds halfway through.

The day and night modes matter more than expected. During the day, Cool Mode keeps the fan running quietly while your phone jumps from low battery to usable in a short break. At night, you tap the touch-sensitive button on the base to switch to Sleep Mode, turning the fan off so the stand becomes a silent overnight charger. Charging continues safely, just slightly slower, but the room stays quiet enough to actually sleep.

The rotating barrel and adjustable angle turn the stand into a proper phone holder. You can flip between portrait and landscape for video calls, recipes, or watching something with someone on the sofa, all while the phone stays magnetically locked and charging. The phone is visible and usable instead of lying flat and forgotten on a pad somewhere under a stack of papers.

Of course, the base charges AirPods and the side puck handles Apple Watch, so one cable and the included 45W adapter replace three separate chargers fighting for outlets. The weighted chrome-plated base and matte finish keep the stand from tipping or looking cheap, and the whole thing reads more like a small piece of desk hardware than a pile of plastic and tangled cables.

LISEN’s stand looks a bit strange compared to usual flat pads and minimalist arches, but the cylinder, fan, and rotation all serve a purpose. It is built for people who actually use their phone while it charges, want Qi2-level speed without cooking their battery, and would rather have one odd little totem on the desk than three separate chargers that look boring and get warm anyway.

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REDMAGIC 11 Air Review: Fan-cooled Gaming Flagship at Just 207g, $499

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PROS:


  • Slimmer and lighter design for a gaming smartphone

  • Distinctive gaming aesthetic

  • Large 7,000 mAh battery with 80W fast charging

  • More Accessible price point

CONS:


  • No wireless charging

  • Mediocre 8MP ultra-wide camera

  • Basic IP54 dust and water resistance

RATINGS:

AESTHETICS
ERGONOMICS
PERFORMANCE
SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY
VALUE FOR MONEY

EDITOR'S QUOTE:

The REDMAGIC 11 Air doesn't apologize for being a gaming phone, but wraps it in the slimmest, lightest package the brand has made yet.

Gaming phones have split off into their own design species, leaning into transparent backs, RGB lighting, and visible cooling that looks more like sci‑fi props than communication devices. The REDMAGIC 11 Pro, which we reviewed recently, took that to its extreme with a liquid‑cooling window showing coolant flowing like spaceship controls. It made a strong visual statement but was unapologetically a gamer’s machine first and everything else a distant second.

REDMAGIC 11 Air tries to keep the same esports‑grade performance, active cooling, and transparent style in a slimmer frame. It packs a Snapdragon 8 Elite, 7,000mAh battery, 6.85‑inch 144Hz OLED, and 24,000 RPM fan into a 7.85mm, 207g body. Whether this Air approach can balance hardcore gaming with something closer to everyday usability, or just becomes a slightly thinner version of the same uncompromising brick, is worth finding out.

Designer: REDMAGIC

Aesthetics

The moment you see the REDMAGIC 11 Air, it announces itself as a gaming phone. Phantom transparent black and Prism transparent white finishes expose stylized internals, circuit‑like etching, and RGB‑lit fan and logo elements. This is not subtle or generalist; it is a cyberpunk, sci‑fi motif that wants to sit next to mechanical keyboards rather than hide in a leather case.

Despite the gaming‑first aesthetic, materials feel more refined than expected. The aluminum alloy frame, Gorilla Glass front and back, and 7.85mm thickness give it a solid feel. It is positioned as the lightest in the REDMAGIC lineup, which matters compared to the heavier 11 Pro. The curves and 20:9 aspect ratio help it sit more naturally in the hand, even if the styling still clearly prioritizes gamers over minimalists.

RGB lighting and transparent elements add atmosphere without chaos. Fan and logo lights sync with in‑game audio, making the back feel alive during sessions, but both can be toned down or disabled when you want less conspicuous carry. That duality helps if you like the gaming aesthetic but occasionally need to bring the phone into neutral environments where flashing lights feel out of place.

Ergonomics

Living with the 11 Air daily, the slimmer and lighter design makes a real difference. Long landscape gaming sessions feel less fatiguing, and the phone slips into pockets more easily than expected, given the 6.85‑inch display. The curved back and aluminum frame help with grip, and the 20:9 screen ratio balances a wide gaming canvas with something that still fits in most hands without constant readjusting.

The large screen dominates the front with a 95.1% screen‑to‑body ratio and slim bezels. That is great for immersion, but leaves little room to rest thumbs without touching the screen during landscape play. Fortunately, the shoulder triggers take over some of that load, letting the screen act more like a viewfinder while the top edges handle key inputs when you need them most.

Controls are where the gaming focus becomes clear. The 520Hz physical shoulder triggers are tuned for low‑latency and now work in portrait and landscape, giving flexibility for different games. Combined with the 0809 X‑axis linear motor for 4D haptics, the phone feels more like a handheld console, especially when triggers are mapped to aiming or abilities through Game Space’s interface.

Outside of gaming, the transparent back and RGB accents may not suit every situation, but the size and weight make it easier to carry than the 11 Pro or older gaming phones. One‑handed use is still a stretch given the display size, but basic tasks like messaging and browsing feel manageable if you are already used to large phones or phablets.

Performance

At the core sits the Snapdragon 8 Elite paired with RedCore R4, LPDDR5X RAM, and UFS 4.1 storage. Clock speeds reach 4.32GHz on the Oryon CPU and 1,250MHz on the Adreno 830 GPU. The dedicated RedCore R4 and CUBE scheduling engine focuses on stable frame rates rather than just benchmark spikes, which matters more in sustained gaming, where consistency beats bursts.

The ICE Cooling System backs that up with a large vapor chamber, graphene thermal layers, and a 24,000 RPM turbo fan. Unlike the REDMAGIC 11 Pro’s dramatic liquid‑cooling window showing coolant flowing like sci‑fi, the REDMAGIC 11 Air hides cooling under the transparent back. It opts for slimness while still actively managing CPU and GPU temperatures during long sessions, which keeps performance from throttling halfway through a match.

The active cooling fan is audible when it spins up under heavy load. It is not loud enough to overpower game audio, but it is noticeable in quiet rooms. For a device prioritizing sustained performance, this is expected, and fan behavior can be tuned in Game Space if you prefer cooler operation or less noise during specific sessions or when gaming in shared spaces.

Cameras are solid without being the headline. The 50 MP main sensor with OIS delivers clean photos for social media and casual shots, and the 16 MP front camera handles selfies and video calls well enough. The 8MP ultra-wide camera is a bit of a disappointment in this day and age, but it’s not exactly terrible. These are clearly not camera‑phone specs, but they work fine for anyone who needs decent everyday photography alongside gaming.

Battery and charging are part of the performance story. The 7,000 mAh battery is generous in this slim chassis, going over a day with general use, and hours upon hours of binging video streaming at max brightness. The 80W fast charging refills quickly, while Charge Separation routes power to the motherboard during plugged‑in gaming, reducing heat and protecting battery health over time.

Worth noting is the absence of wireless charging. For a phone focused on performance and internal cooling, skipping wireless charging feels like a conscious choice to prioritize battery size, thermals, and layout. It is not a deal‑breaker with rapid wired charging, but it is worth keeping in mind if you are used to charging pads between sessions or overnight.

Sustainability

Durability starts with materials. The aluminum alloy frame, Gorilla Glass GG7i front, and Gorilla Glass 5 back give a solid, premium feel that should handle knocks better than plastic gaming phones. The combination of metal and tempered glass makes it feel built to survive being tossed into bags, dropped onto desks, and carried through crowds without showing age too quickly or feeling fragile.

IP54 dust and water resistance is a pragmatic compromise. For a device packed with vents, fans, and shoulder triggers, pushing water resistance higher would likely require trade‑offs in cooling capacity or thickness. The phone will survive light rain or dusty environments, but it is not meant for submersion or rough outdoor abuse, worth keeping in mind if you game near water or in harsh conditions.

Value

At launch, the REDMAGIC 11 Air starts at $499 ($529 in the US and Canada) for 12 GB + 256 GB and goes up to $599 ($629 in North America) for 16 GB + 512 GB. That puts it in upper mid‑range territory, but with hardware rivaling more expensive phones in gaming performance, especially when you factor in cooling, battery, and gaming‑specific controls that most flagships skip entirely.

Value shows up in what you get for that money. At this price, you are getting Snapdragon 8 Elite, active cooling with a 24,000 RPM fan and vapor chamber, 7,000mAh battery with 80W charging, 6.85‑inch 144Hz OLED, and 520 Hz shoulder triggers. Many similarly priced phones focus on cameras or slimness, leaving gaming performance to throttle once heat builds, so the 11 Air feels like a focused tool rather than a jack‑of‑all‑trades.

Of course, this focus narrows the audience. The transparent, RGB‑lit, cyberpunk design and heavy emphasis on Game Space features, triggers, and haptics make the 11 Air most appealing to mobile gamers. For someone who barely plays and cares more about camera versatility or minimalist aesthetics, much of what makes this device interesting will feel like overkill or actively off‑putting.

Contrasting it with the REDMAGIC 11 Pro helps clarify positioning. The Pro leans harder into showpiece territory with its visible liquid‑cooling window and heavier footprint, while the 11 Air trades some spectacle for slimness and lighter weight. For gamers who want REDMAGIC’s performance and style but prefer something easier to carry daily, the Air’s pricing and positioning make sense as a more practical but still gaming‑centric option.

Verdict

REDMAGIC 11 Air takes the brand’s familiar ingredients, transparent design, RGB accents, active cooling, shoulder triggers, and wraps them in a slimmer chassis that feels more manageable than previous monsters. It does not pretend to be a mainstream flagship, but within its lane of delivering stable high‑fps gaming and distinct visual identity, it hits targets convincingly. The flagship silicon, thermal management, and gaming controls make it hard to ignore if mobile gaming matters to you.

For people who treat mobile gaming seriously and who like the idea of a semi‑transparent, cyber‑mech slab with a fan inside more than a polished glass rectangle, REDMAGIC 11 Air makes a strong case. It will not convert everyone, and it is not trying to, but for the crowd it speaks to, it offers a rare mix of performance, personality, and practicality at a price undercutting many conventional flagships while still feeling like a purpose‑built tool.

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NOVA Cools PCs Without Fans or Spinning Blades, Uses Ion Wind

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RGB fans have become the default way to make a PC build look custom, yet most of them look the same. Spinning blades, ring lights, and aggressive grilles dominate the category, visually loud but rarely distinctive. NOVA is a Red Dot-winning concept that asks what a cooler could look like if you removed the fan entirely and treated airflow as a sculpted, silent element instead of a spinning propeller.

NOVA is a fanless desktop cooler designed to sit where a case fan would normally go. Instead of blades, it uses a shaped intake, ion electrodes, and clever airflow to move air through a central opening. The frame reads more like a minimalist architectural vent than a traditional PC fan, with a form language closer to audio components or precision instruments than the usual gamer aesthetic.

Designers: Minhwan Kim, Gyuri Kim

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The front face is a square frame with rounded corners and four curved ribs that form a circular opening in the middle. The ribs flare from a wide outer edge to a narrower inner throat, guiding air and accelerating it toward the center. The metallic finish and subtle LED halo around the intake give it a calm, sculptural presence rather than the visual noise of rainbow patterns.

The airflow works through shaped channels and ion wind. The intake narrows the path, so air speeds up as it moves toward the center, like water through a nozzle. Ion electrodes arranged in a ring around the opening create a high-speed jet that clings to the curved surfaces and pulls surrounding air along with it. The result is a strong flow through the central hole without any visible blades or motor noise.

NOVA is designed to look finished from both sides. Opaque materials and careful detailing mean the cooler maintains its identity even when mounted at the rear of a case. A circular PCB carries both the ion electrodes and LEDs, arranged in a ring that simplifies assembly and gives a clean visual effect. The lighting is more like an architectural accent than a typical fan RGB, emphasizing form over flash.

The intake components are modular curved segments that assemble into a full ring. The circular layout minimizes unique parts and makes production more straightforward if the concept ever moves to market. Everything feels engineered with manufacturing in mind, not just designed to look good in a portfolio, with careful attention to how pieces fit together and how the whole unit mounts inside standard cases.

NOVA shows what PC cooling could look like once we stop assuming every solution needs spinning blades and RGB chaos. By combining ion wind, shaped channels, and a sculptural form, it turns a background component into a visible design element. Whether or not this exact concept ships, it makes a strong case that airflow inside a case deserves the same design attention as the hardware it keeps cool.

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13,000-Lumen Flashlight With Smart Cooling Also Charges Your Phone

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There’s something exhilarating about pushing into the wild after dark, whether you’re cycling down a forest trail, hiking a canyon, or just exploring the world beyond the city lights where streetlamps don’t reach and the natural darkness takes over. But adventure after sunset demands gear that’s as tough and adaptable as you are, and most flashlights just aren’t up to the challenge of serious outdoor use in unpredictable, demanding conditions.

The WUBEN X1 Pro is built for explorers who want more than a basic beam and simple on-off functionality from their gear. With 13,000 lumens of combined flood and spot light, a rugged aluminum alloy body, and smart cooling to keep things running smoothly under heavy use, it’s a flashlight that’s as ready for action as you are, designed to handle whatever the night throws at you without fail.

Designer: Mr. Tan (Manager of Wuben Brand)

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The WUBEN X1 Pro’s angular, aluminum alloy body feels solid and substantial in your hand, with sculpted lines and a one-handed grip that’s easy to hold even with gloves on during cold-weather expeditions. At 383 grams and just under 14 centimeters long, it packs serious power into a form that fits in a jacket pocket or bike bag without creating annoying bulk or weighing you down.

The minimalist button layout and matte finish look refined and purposeful, while the floating chassis and visible cooling vents hint at the engineering inside that keeps everything running at safe temperatures. It’s a flashlight that looks as good clipped to a backpack as it does on a nightstand, blending outdoor toughness with considered industrial design that doesn’t compromise aesthetics.

With three high-output LEDs arranged for both wide coverage and distance, the WUBEN X1 Pro delivers a wide, 125-degree flood for lighting up campsites or work areas and a focused spot beam that throws up to 337 meters into the distance. Switching between modes is seamless, letting you adapt to changing conditions on the fly without fumbling through complicated menu systems or awkward multi-press combinations.

Multiple brightness settings from Turbo to Eco mean you can go all out for a midnight ride through challenging terrain or conserve power for a long hike that stretches into days. The 13,000-lumen Turbo mode is bright enough to turn night into day across entire clearings, while lower settings stretch battery life for extended trips where charging opportunities are limited or nonexistent.

The WUBEN X1 Pro runs on two replaceable 21700 lithium batteries, providing a combined 9600mAh of capacity that powers hours of high-output use without fading. That’s enough juice for serious adventures, and when you need to recharge your phone or GPS device during extended trips, the flashlight doubles as a 15W power bank via USB-C output without compromising your lighting needs or leaving you in the dark.

Smart cooling keeps everything running safely without overheating or sudden performance drops during extended use. A detachable fan module and copper midframe dissipate heat efficiently, so you can use maximum brightness without worrying about thermal throttling or damage to internal components, no matter how long the adventure lasts or how demanding the conditions become during your exploration.

The X1 Pro is designed for versatile carry, with a rope hole for secure lanyards, and a redesigned bike mount for hands-free lighting on the move. The IP54 rating means it shrugs off rain and dust confidently, while the rugged aluminum build stands up to drops and rough handling during outdoor activities without showing significant damage.

Whether you’re setting up camp in complete darkness, fixing a flat tire at midnight on a deserted road, or leading a group through a dark trail where visibility matters for everyone’s safety, the WUBEN X1 Pro brings confidence and clarity to every situation. Its sculpted design, powerful dual-beam output, and clever features like replaceable batteries and power bank functionality make it a reliable companion for every adventure, big or small.

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Why the Printworks Fantastic Portable Fan Is the Best $79 Investment for Personal Cooling

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Climate comfort can dramatically affect our daily lives, especially when we find ourselves in environments where the temperature is beyond our control. How often have you wished for a bit of a breeze in a stuffy office or during a hot outdoor event? The value of portable, personal cooling solutions becomes apparent in these situations. Let’s explore the capabilities and design of Printworks’ “Fantastic” portable fan, priced at $79 plus shipping, and determine whether its features justify the investment for on-demand cooling anywhere you go.

Designer: Printworks

Fantastic, Wood Beige

As a frequent traveler, both for work and pleasure, I’ve endured my share of discomfort during hot, sticky situations that many can relate to. Whether it’s being stuck on a plane during a tarmac delay with no air conditioning, relaxing under the scorching sun at a beach, lounging by the pool, enjoying a dinner outdoors, or enduring a sweltering day while watching your kids compete in their tennis match—each scenario underlines the need for a reliable portable fan. These experiences are not uncommon, especially in locations where central air conditioning is not a given. With this context, one might consider whether $79 is a reasonable price for a reprieve from the heat.

The “Fantastic” portable fan by Printworks offers an intriguing blend of style and functionality, merging classic materials with modern design elements. Using ABS and PP plastics ensures durability and lightweight handling, while the beech wood frame adds a touch of natural elegance, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and making it a stylish addition to any room.

Fantastic, Wood Blue

The choice of colors, including the newly introduced Wood Beige and Wood Blue, offers a subtle yet sophisticated palette that complements contemporary decor. These colors, especially the Wood Beige, imbue the device with a minimalist, organic feel that can harmonize with various interior designs without overpowering them. Wood Blue, on the other hand, adds a cooler, more serene vibe, aligning well with modern, tech-oriented spaces.

Fantastic: Cerise, Green, Wood and Petroleum

The fan’s design, which features a compact and circular form with a distinctive, concentric pattern on the grille, enhances airflow and contributes significantly to its visual identity. This pattern catches the eye and effectively diffuses air, ensuring functionality complements the aesthetic, seamlessly integrating both elements. With a 360-degree rotation capability, you can direct the breeze precisely where you need it, providing a refreshing escape on hot summer days like never before.

Fantastic, Cerise $69

At just 0.9 pounds and with dimensions of 7.87 inches all around and only 2.6 inches deep, the “Fantastic” fan fits easily into any travel bag or backpack. Its compact, lightweight build is perfect for taking along on any trip, whether your daily commute or a weekend adventure. Made from tough materials yet light in structure, this fan holds up well on the road, adding no extra weight to your load. Whether you’re gearing up for a business meeting, a family getaway, or just a day in the park, you can toss the “Fantastic” fan into your bag and go. It’s ready to kick in with a cool breeze whenever you need a break from the heat, making it a practical addition to your travel essentials.

At $79, this fan offers performance and quiet operation and also serves as a decorative piece. This blend of practicality and visual appeal makes it worthwhile to enhance personal space with a functional accessory that serves an aesthetic purpose. Select from Beige or Dusty Blue to match your style and enjoy its tailored cooling experience.

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COOLiFY Combines Personal Cooling with Relief for the Autism Community

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TORRAS, known for its tech products, recently combined efforts with autism communities through its COOLiFY line. The company aimed to support autistic individuals and their families while also raising awareness of its products.

Designer: TORRAS

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TORRAS’s “Stay Cool, Share Warmth” campaign emphasizes its commitment to social responsibility and the autism community

In line with World Autism Awareness Day, TORRAS started the “Stay Cool with Cyber, Share Warmth COOLiFY” campaign, uniting their COOLiFY Cyber products with social responsibility efforts. This move emphasizes COOLiFY’s role in offering comfort through personal air conditioning and its support for the autism community, showcasing TORRAS’s commitment to using technology for positive impact and community connection.

On April 5th, TORRAS transformed the American Airlines Center in Dallas into a hub of philanthropy and fun with a curling game aimed at autism awareness and support. Each participant’s engagement led to a $1 donation to Bust Buddies by TORRAS, drawing a lively crowd, including Dallas Mavericks fans, all eager to support the cause and win a COOLiFY product. This initiative, inspired by COOLiFY’s temperature-regulating technology, underscores TORRAS’s dedication to enhancing comfort for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), acknowledging the challenges they face with temperature sensitivity.

Specifically, the first prize is a TORRAS COOLiFY Cyber, which is a personal air conditioner that’s the first of its kind, marking a significant advancement in personal comfort technology.

The COOLiFY Cyber provides quick, multi-dimensional cooling

The COOLiFY Cyber, with its sleek and ergonomic design, wraps gently around the neck, delivering a cooling breeze that feels like a refreshing hug. Its unique semiconductor cooling plate, powered by a robust motor, ensures rapid and effective temperature regulation, making it an ideal companion for individuals in hot climates, during travel, or engaging in physical activities. What distinguishes the COOLiFY Cyber is its capacity to offer multi-dimensional cooling relief. Its three-speed settings and seven air outlets engulf the user in a cocoon of cool air.

TORRAS APP: Personalized temperature with three modes and smart adjustments

For individuals with autism who may experience heightened sensitivity to sensory inputs, the COOLiFY Cyber offers a soothing relaxation. The device’s 366 cooling particles create a gentle, immersive experience, cooling the head, neck, and back with precision and care. This attention to detail in cooling is complemented by advanced heat dissipation technology, ensuring efficiency and comfort in every use.

Offering remarkable comfort and coverage, the COOLiFY Cyber’s high-speed, aerodynamic airflow can reach up to 7,200 RPM, distributing cool air from multiple directions. This capability, along with the ability to manage temperature settings personally through the TORRAS app and the integrated NTC temperature control, enables users to customize their cooling experience according to their specific needs, ensuring relief and comfort across a range of temperatures.

Charging is swift and convenient. Its 20W fast charging technology recharges the device quickly, ensuring it’s ready when needed. Its ErgoFit Engineering promises a comfortable fit for a range of neck sizes, allowing for freedom of movement and long-term wear without discomfort.

Durability and portability are key aspects of the COOLiFY Cyber’s design, making it a reliable accessory for on-the-go lifestyles. Its compact size, resistance to sweat, dust, and impact, and waterproof and durable construction emphasize its suitability for everyday use, ensuring that those with autism can find a moment of calm and comfort wherever they are.

The COOLiFY Cyber: swift charging, ergonomic fit, and durable design for on-the-go lifestyles

As fans eagerly competed for this innovative product, the value of the COOLiFY Cyber goes beyond its advanced features. It becomes a conduit for enhanced everyday ease and sensory solace, particularly for individuals within the autism spectrum, illustrating TORRAS’s commitment to combining state-of-the-art tech with profound support for those requiring extra care.

Vibrant crowd at Dallas’s American Airlines Center for TORRAS’s autism awareness curling event

During the event, a family affected by autism shared their story, highlighting the potential benefits of COOLiFY for individuals like Rand’s daughter, Carinna. The event also featured interactive elements, such as a button that, when pressed, signified a donation to autism support, linking the cause directly to the product’s use.

Following the curling event, TORRAS and its partner Best Buddies hosted over ten families with autistic members at a basketball game on April 7th, providing them with COOLiFY Cyber devices to enhance their experience.

Through these actions, TORRAS aims to demonstrate its commitment to technological innovation and positively impact the lives of individuals with autism and their families. The company views technology as a tool for improving quality of life and fostering a sense of community and support.

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RedMagic VC Cooler 5 Pro attaches to any phone using magnets or clips

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As smartphones become more powerful, the need to keep them from overheating becomes even more critical. Relying on simple heat dissipation is no longer enough, and sometimes even the more advanced passive cooling solutions, like vapor cooling chambers, are unable to compensate as well. This is especially true for phones used to play games, whether they’re formal gaming phones or just high-end models that have enough muscle but not the right cooling systems. RedMagic, nubia’s gaming sub-brand, believes that the answer lies in an external accessory, and it is now sharing that technology with others so that they, too, can benefit from it, even if they don’t have a nubia or RedMagic phone.

Designer: RedMagic

Smartphones generate a lot of heat when pushing their capabilities to the limit, and this causes not only discomfort but also degradation in performance, not to mention potential safety hazards due to the volatile battery powering the device. Unlike laptops and especially desktops, you can’t fit a reasonable cooling system inside a very thin phone, especially if it involves fans or more liquid. Delegating that to an external accessory is certainly possible, but the effort to attach and detach that gadget might be too much of a hassle.

The RedMagic VC Cooler 5 Pro remedies that by utilizing a feature that’s becoming more common among smartphones these days: magnetic wireless charging. This small squarish block can attach to any smartphone that supports this feature, which of course includes Apple’s MagSafe. What’s interesting is that RedMagic isn’t making it exclusive to these phones only, thanks to an optional back clip that can attach to any smartphone, making the VC Cooler 5 Pro almost universally compatible with all models.

But why would you want to stick or clip a small box onto the back of your phone? The RedMagic VC Cooler 5 Pro includes a 7-blade fan 3,060 sq. mm. vapor chamber liquid cooling plate that helps further pull the heat away from the phone and, consequently, away from your fingers. RedMagic claims it can drop the phone’s temperature by as much as 1­°C, though your mileage may vary.

Rather than just offering a simple fan and cooling plate, RedMagic is unsurprisingly advertising the use of some AI to automatically adjust the VC Cooler 5 Pro’s speed. This feature, along with the customary RGB lighting controls, is available through RedMagic’s “Goper” app. Unfortunately, this is only available on Android, so while iPhone owners can still use the cooling add-on, they won’t be able to take advantage of AI-powered dynamic settings as well as custom RGB lights. The RedMagic VC Cooler 5 Pro launches on April 15th at 59 EUR ($64) for the magnetic version and 64 EUR ($69) with the optional back clip.

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