Rogbid Breeze is a compact fan with an active cooling function.

Rogbid Breeze: innovative pocket ventilation by the case

When the air temperature becomes unbearable, standard portable fans are useless, because they only distill the hot currents. The Rogbid company presented a solution to this problem – the Breeze model. This compact device does not just blow air, but functions as a personal pocket air conditioner.

Cooling by Peltier technology

Unlike cheap analogues, Rogbid Breeze is made of a high-quality aluminum alloy body, which is pleasant to the touch and has high reliability. The main technical feature is the use of a semiconductor plate operating on a Peltier element. When the appropriate mode is turned on, this surface becomes icy, allowing the skin to cool on contact, which provides an instant feeling of coolness.

The device is equipped with a high-performance motor that produces up to 13,000 revolutions per minute. It spins a seven-bladed propeller to create a powerful airflow. Users are offered a smooth adjustment of the intensity of blowing with the help of a wheel, which allows you to choose one of 199 speed levels. The integrated real-time display shows the current speed and battery level.

Autonomy

The device is equipped with a built-in battery with a capacity of 6000 mAh, which is enough for long-term use without frequent recharging. Power is supplied via a modern USB-C port. Thanks to a well-thought-out hinge, the main part of the fan tilts at an angle of up to 145 degrees, turning the device into a convenient desktop accessory.

Price

For ease of transportation, a carabiner is integrated into the case – the fan can be easily attached to a backpack. An additional bonus was an LED flashlight with support for normal light, SOS and strobe modes. At the moment, the price of the gadget is 40 dollars (1780 UAH).


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