Muffin Fan 110v 120v 220v 3 inch Fan with AC Plug Electronic Cooling Fan 80mm x 25mm

works really well for cooling and not to noisy either

Exactly what I needed to bypass an ancient frozen cooling fan

Used for venting a residential refrigerator in the motorhome. Put 4 in and they are working awesome

I use this along with a thermostat to auto-ventilate and cool my fake rock which houses my booster water pump, does a good job keeping the pump cool.

This fan is very nice. I like that it came with the wiring kit for 120 but not connected so you can wire it another way if you prefer. I also liked the fan cage and rubber feet that came with it. I used it for a little mini pc that was getting a bit too hot with 4 NVME drives in it. keeps everything super cool and is quiet. Great buy.

Great little high-speed fan unit. Very well-made. Hard-to-find-size. Fits perfectly in the vent of my wood-cutting area. Really moves air + feels sturdy enough to last. Happy to have found this little gem.

This is a review small fan that is designed to run on 120V AC and plug directly into a wall.This fan works exactly as advertised; you plug it in and it blows air. I am using it as an impromptu fume extractor for soldering, with a piece of activated carbon filter over the inlet. No complaints, it's a fan and it moves a good bit of air without being too noisy. There is a small switch on the cord as well which is very convenient, though I can't say I would feel comfortable leaving it plugged in unattended because of issues I'll get into in the next paragraph.I don't think I can recommend this in general unless you are ok with how dangerous this thing is electrically. The power cable to the wall does not come connected to the fan wire, instead it comes with a small snap in terminal block that you are meant to connect to the wires wall cord to those from the fan. If you were to trip over the cable you'd have a high chance of ripping the wires out of the terminal block, leaving live wires exposed and with ends that would likely short together. The wires are also a bit on the thin side and are not double insulated, which adds another layer of danger. This thing is useful for a quick and dirty DIY but beware of the dangers.

Fan works as intended, I didn’t end up using it on my project so I can’t speak to it’s longevity or performance.