Rogbid has announced the Breeze, a new portable handheld fan. Unlike most portable fans that rely on standard plastic housings, the Breeze is built with an aluminum alloy unibody.
Rogbid Breeze Specifications
The fan features a built-in semiconductor cooling plate positioned in the center of the head. When the cooling mode is activated, this four-layer composite panel actively lowers its surface temperature, allowing you to press the chilled metal directly against your skin. The mechanism relies on the same basic Peltier cooling technology typically found in snap-on coolers for gaming smartphones, repurposed here for personal use.
For standard airflow, the device is equipped with a proprietary motor that spins at up to 13,000 RPM. It drives a seven-blade fan, pushing air through a honeycomb-style front grille. Rather than using the typical three or four preset speed buttons found on most fans, Rogbid has implemented a stepless scroll wheel.
This allows you to adjust the fan speed across 199 distinct levels, offering highly granular control over both the volume of airflow and the motor noise. Just above this scroll wheel, a small digital display shows the current speed setting and the exact remaining battery percentage.
The fan is powered by a dual-cell 6,000mAh battery and charges via a standard USB-C port. The design also incorporates a few functional additions for different environments. The fan head is attached to a hinge that can tilt up to 145 degrees, allowing the device to be placed on a flat surface and used as a directional desk fan.
The bottom of the handle features a built-in carabiner clip so it can be attached to a backpack or lanyard. It also features an integrated LED light that can be switched between standard illumination, SOS flashing, and strobe modes with a simple double-tap of the control button.
Pricing and Availability
The Rogbid Breeze is available now on the company’s official website for $39.99. It comes in two color options: Moonlight Silver and Tech Black.
In related news, Rogbid has recently unveiled the Loop Air, a screenless fitness band that packs built-in ECG monitoring and GPS tracking.
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