Wander & Wake
Wander & Wake™ Rechargeable Personal Air Cooler | USB Misting Fan
Wander & Wake™ Rechargeable Personal Air Cooler | USB Misting Fan
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A little extra breeze for warm days wherever you wander.
The Wander & Wake™ Rechargeable Personal Air Cooler combines a compact fan with water-mist cooling for personal spaces. Add water—or ice water for an extra cooling effect—and the unit uses atomization technology to disperse a fine mist while circulating air.
Its compact design works well for desks, RV interiors, campsites and other personal spaces where you want portable airflow. The built-in 1800 mAh battery can be recharged by USB, while touchscreen controls make it easy to switch between airflow and mist settings.
Product Features
- Personal evaporative/misting air cooler
- 2 fan-speed settings
- Continuous and intermittent mist modes
- Can be used with water or ice water
- Touchscreen controls
- USB rechargeable
- 1800 mAh battery
- 25W rated power
- Approx. 2.5–3 hour charging time
- Supplier-rated runtime:
- Up to approximately 1–6 hours on lower setting
- Up to approximately 3 hours on strong setting
- Compact size: 167 × 225 × 120 mm / approx. 6.6" × 8.9" × 4.7"
- Ivory white
Package Includes
- 1 personal air cooler/fan
- 1 USB data/charging cable
Important: This is a personal evaporative/misting cooler, not a refrigerated air-conditioning system. Cooling performance will vary based on ambient temperature, humidity, water temperature and operating conditions.
Wander & Wake™ — Born from wandering the open road and making wakes on the water.
Why Wander & Wake Chose It
We chose this product because simple hydration and comfort essentials can make long travel days and outdoor adventures more enjoyable.
Wander & Wake™ — Born from wandering the open road and making wakes on the water.
Why Wander & Wake Chose It
We chose this product because it adds practical comfort, function or enjoyment to road trips, campground stays and everyday outdoor living.
Wander & Wake™ — Born from wandering the open road and making wakes on the water.
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