Dyson HushJet Mini Cool Fan for Going To Festivals

New portable fan from Dyson

Dyson has launched its first portable fan, the HushJet Mini Cool, offering a compact way to stay cool during the summer.

The device is priced at $99 and competes with options like the Shark ChillPill.

With its size and portability, the fan is especially useful for festival-goers who need a simple way to handle heat in crowded outdoor settings.

The HushJet Mini Cool focuses on portability. It weighs under half a pound and measures around 1.5 inches in diameter.

Because of this, users can easily carry it in a small bag or even wear it with the included lanyard.

This makes it a practical companion for long festival days, where comfort often depends on staying cool.

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Signature Features from Dyson

Beyond its size, the fan delivers strong performance. It features five speed levels along with a boost mode for extra airflow when the heat rises.

On its lowest setting, the battery can last up to six hours, while a full recharge takes about three hours.

This balance allows users to rely on it throughout a set or between stages.

Power is another key factor. The fan can reach up to 65,000 RPM, which places it well above many other portable fans tested by Mashable.

Even so, Dyson keeps the noise at a controlled level.

The sound remains similar to a refrigerator and peaks at around 72.5 dBA, so it will not overpower music or conversations during live events.

The package also includes useful accessories such as a charging stand, USB-C cable, travel pouch, and lanyard.

These additions support on-the-go use, especially in dynamic environments like festivals.

This release continues the company’s focus on bladeless airflow technology, first introduced in 2009.

Chief Engineer Jake Dyson highlights that airflow innovation remains central to the brand’s design approach.

With the HushJet Mini Cool, Dyson brings that concept into a smaller format that fits modern, mobile lifestyles.

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