TORRASCOOLiFY Air 2025 Upgraded Neck Fan Air Conditioner, Dual-Airflow Pro Cooling, Ultra Light Portable Fan Rechargeable, Personal Cooling Fan Travel Essentials, Gifts for Dad Husband Father, Black

Last year I purchased the Torras Coolift 2S for a trip to Florida to beat the heat. It worked well, but was a bit noisier and heavier than I would like for daily use. I saw that Torras launched a new version of their Air neck fan and decided to give it a try. The lighter weight was quickly apparent and in general felt more comfortable to wear due to the dual hinges vs only one on the 2S. The noise was also lower than the 2S on the different modes. One of my favorite features is the cooling does not need the main fans running as there is a smaller fan on the back to remove the heat from the peltier cooler. The 2S requires the main fans to run for cooling. Both can run the heat function without the fans which is great. Battery life so far has been great and it can still be used while plugged in to a power bank. The cooling is not quite as good as their premium neck coolers as seen in my thermal photo. The Air is on the right and the 2S is on the left. The 2S has double the coolers and gets colder. I think the Air will be my everyday fan the 2S will be good for really hot days or when I need longer battery life. I wish they included a travel case with it like the 2S

The heating feature is fantastic—perfect for the colder weather right now, keeping my neck warm and cozy. The 3D wind flow is another highlight, as it ensures that the airflow isn’t just limited to one direction, providing a more comfortable experience. Plus, the cooling plate works great for those moments when I need a quick cooldown. Overall, it’s a versatile and well-designed device that’s perfect for year-round use!

Amazing product!I’ve been a loyal customer of this company for a long time. When they first appeared on the market, they were the pioneers in providing both ventilation and a portable air conditioner. I recently purchased the updated TORRAS COOLiFY Air 2025, and I’m thoroughly impressed.It’s incredibly lightweight, and it not only provides air conditioning but also heating. What sets it apart is its extended usage time, which is a major plus for me. If you work in unconditioned rooms or deal with hot temperatures, this new model is an excellent choice.The TORRAS COOLiFY Air 2025, updated, is a must-have. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and versatile personal air conditioning solution. I’ve been a loyal customer of this company for years, and I’m confident that you’ll be as impressed as I am. Bravo, TORRAS!

DISCLAIMER: I received this product (and a COOLiFY 2S) for free from TORRAS to test out, but I was asked for my honest review rather than being pressured into just giving a positive review without testing the product (not that it made a difference, I still love this thing!). You can check out my review of the COOLiFY 2S as well if you're comparison shopping.I highly recommend this neck fan for those working outdoors or anyone that needs a bit more cool circulating air in their lives. My take on this is pretty similar to the 2S, but a more "budget" version. Essentially, the Air has cooling, fan, and heating modes, with the difference being that the cooling mode has the activation of cooling plates, the fan mode is just the fans (go figure), and the heating mode turns the cooling plates into heating plates. All of these modes can have the fans going at the same time as the plates (heating/cooling), which is different to the 2S (the heating never had the option of leaving the fans running, and the fans can't be turned off in cooling mode without turning off the cooling plates). I don't know why you'd want the fans and heating running at the same time, but if that's your thing then enjoy!The material for the entire unit is plastic, but it has some sort of flexible material/components that allows it to be bent wider/skinnier and stay in place (sort of like a pipe cleaner). Make sure to clean off the unit each time you use it to prevent gunk from building up (I recommend 65% isopropyl alcohol).The battery consumption is a bit less than the 2S as far as I can tell, but the battery capacity is lower as well. Like my other review, I recommend having a battery pack in your pocket hooked up to the unit if you plan on using it for extended periods of time. You can see a rough estimate of the battery level with the three LED lights on the side of the unit, near the control buttons.There are two drawbacks to the Air when comparing it to the 2S, and that is cooling plate area and app connectivity. Firstly, while the cooling plates of the 2S surround most of the neck, the Air only has a cooling plate at the back of the neck (side note: the part of the cooling plate facing the outside, away from your body, gets oddly warm even in cooling mode. I guess this is due to the motors or something but it's something to note). Secondly, the Air CAN'T be connected to the TORRAS app for better control, with the only options being the buttons on the unit. Although this isn't an issue for many people, I like using the TORRAS app when possible to manage the mode power and keep track of the battery life, so it is something to note if you're comparing the Air and 2S (which has bluetooth connectivity and app access).Like I said in my review of the 2S (word for word), I would say that the 2S is better and worth the slightly higher price when more "serious" cooling is needed (ex: for mascoting/fursuiting, exhaustive physical labor, or other abnormally hot environments/situations), while the Air is better for those that use the fan for regular everyday use (like in a stuffy office, mowing the lawn, having fun at a theme park).Also, like I said in my 2S review, for context in regards to comparing prices (all prices in USD), at the time of writing this the 2S was $189 (5% off the listing price of $199) and the Air was $149 (-17% off the listing price of $179).Overall, I am happy with the output of this fan, and will use it when I'm relaxing around the house during the summer (because somehow a swamp cooler just isn't enough). I'm also definitely going to test out the heating when the winter comes.