Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I've been doing a ton of research on work clothes with fans lol

I mean, the whole set costs around 20,000 yen, right?

So, first I looked into what was expensive.

So, what I found out was that it was the fan and the dedicated battery, lol.

 

Most are around 6,000 mAh, while some of the cooler brands offer models with capacities of around 15,000 mAh.

Well, that's fine, but the price is ridiculously high lol

It generally costs about three to five times as much as a standard commercial power bank.

 

Well, after doing some research and even buying a fan to test it out, the result was that,

We're going to try a combination of a fan-equipped work uniform, a portable battery, and an aftermarket fan.

Any brand of workwear with a fan will do, but the performance of the fans varies greatly depending on the manufacturer.

I bought two different brands from other companies and tried them out.

The wind was really strong.

So, to this,

I'll use this portable charger.

This set costs 4,961 yen.

Since work clothes with a fan cost around 5,000 yen, the total cost—including shipping and other fees—will be around 11,000 yen.

 

Plus, since it's a standard portable charger, it's very versatile.

At the very least, you can charge your smartphone.

It's a bit on the large side, so it weighs about 400 grams.

Well, as long as the fan runs at full speed for a whole day, there won't be any problems.

 

Also, since the fan and battery are consumables, I'm thinking I'll try to get through the summer with what I have this year.

If it seems like a good fit, I'll introduce you to them lol

That said, since there are plenty of people who use a portable battery with an external fan attached, I think this will be helpful.

With things like this, the basic rule is to get them as cheaply as possible, right?

Now, as long as I don't end up losing money by buying cheap stuff... lol

And while there’s the issue of warranties, when you really think about it, warranties on consumables are... practically nonexistent, right??

 

See you later.