Priced at over a million, is the "best quality" handheld fan on the market worth buying?

Handheld fans have become a popular device, especially during hot summer days or long trips. There are many models of handheld fans on the market from different brands such as Goojodoq, Baseus, Xiaomi... with prices ranging from over 100,000 VND to several hundred thousand VND. In this segment, the Jisulife brand impresses with the Ultra1 model (code FA55), which has a high-end metal design, high performance and impressive specifications.

Of course, along with impressive specifications, the price of this fan model is also relatively high, around 1.2 - 1.4 million VND depending on where it is sold. In fact, Jisulife is considered the number one handheld fan brand in the world , which is understandable because most of the cheap handheld fans on the market are OEM from a model and have their logo stamped on them, while Jisulife's fan models have their own quality, even though the price is more expensive than the general level, but when hunting for sales, the price is extremely "stable", worth every penny.

As a flagship handheld fan model, it is not surprising that Jisulife Ultra1 is packaged like a high-end smartphone. In addition, Jisulife also gives users a lot of accompanying "toys".

Unboxing the Jisulife Ultra1 fan makes many people think of high-end foldable smartphones like the OPPO Find N5. It's just a box but it's extremely neat and high-end. All the "toys" that come with the Ultra1 fan include: a fan bag, a fan cleaning brush, 2 blowers, 2 USB-C cables (AC and CC), a rubber base with a standard 1/4 inch threaded hole for mounting on a tripod or other accessories.

Jisulife Ultra1 has a minimalist design with a compact size, easy to hold and carry. The outer shell is made of aluminum alloy, creating a solid feeling and increasing durability for long-term use. Unlike many handheld fans on the market, Ultra1 is equipped with a roller knob, allowing users to adjust the speed from 1% to 100%, displayed visually through the LED screen. This structure makes controlling the airflow simpler and more precise, meeting the need for flexible use.

Because it is made of metal, the weight of this fan is approximately 300 grams, which is almost one and a half times heavier than a regular smartphone. However, during use, I did not feel that carrying this fan was too inconvenient because the Ultra1 is more compact than most fans on the market today.

The Ultra1 fan uses a roller like this to adjust the wind speed. This roller rolls very smoothly, rolling almost exactly like a mouse wheel. The fan speed can be adjusted from 1% to 100%. The fan has 2 buttons in the front and back, the front button is the power button, press and hold to turn on or off.

The back button turns on the LED light. Also above this button is the USB-C charging port. This LED light shows the battery percentage and wind speed, but it's not very intuitive, I usually turn it off to save some battery.

The fan head is where the screen displays wind speed (1 - 100%) and battery capacity (also from 1 - 100%). Jisulife Ultra1 is equipped with 14 aluminum alloy fan blades, each blade is about 0.27 inches long (about 6.86 mm) according to the manufacturer's announcement. The fan dome diameter is not too large, in fact it is a bit small compared to a normal handheld fan, so the area of wind emitted will not be too large but will be concentrated and concentrated on one point, I put the fan about 30cm away from my face, the wind did not cover the entire face but was still concentrated in the middle.

The fan head comes with two types of accessories: a square and round blower head, which can not only be used for cooling but can also be used to blow dust or inflate items such as swimming floats or balloons. This ability to change helps the Ultra1 overcome the limits of a conventional handheld fan, expanding its functionality in many different situations.

Jisulife Ultra1 is equipped with a motor capable of rotating up to 75,000 rpm, with a maximum wind speed of 19.2 m/s. With a capacity of 18W, this fan is enough to cool in a small space or for personal use. According to the manufacturer's specifications, the device has a battery capacity of up to 9,000 mAh, providing a usage time of 1 to 6 hours depending on the wind level set.

The fan has a battery capacity of up to 9,000mAh. It takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge the battery with 18W fast charging technology, a reasonable number for a large battery capacity. However, when used at the highest speed, the recorded noise level is about 50 dB, equivalent to the sound of a normal fan, but can be a bit annoying in a quiet space.

Through the experience, Jisulife Ultra1 clearly shows its advantages in fast cooling, strong and stable wind flow. The knob-type adjustment design helps smooth operation, easy to change the speed as desired without jerking or lagging. However, when pushed to 100%, the noise can be clearly noticed, suitable for outdoor environments or public places rather than quiet working spaces.

With two included blowers, this fan model has more uses than a regular cooling fan. Users can use it to blow dust off laptops, keyboards or inflate small items. This is the difference between Ultra1 and regular handheld fans, because the Ultra1 fan does not look exactly like a handheld fan like many other fan models on the market.