The Jisulife Fan Hype Is Real

Zero to 100 real quick.

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PHOTO BY Ida Aldana

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(SPOT.ph) It's been a running joke: You run out of things to talk about with your crush. And so you ask them what their favorite number on the electric fan is: one, two, or three?  Well—what if it went up to 100? Because that's how high the speed settings on the Jisulife Handheld Fan Pro1 S and Jisulife Handheld Fan Ultra1 can get.  

I got to try both fans at Cosmopolitan Philippines' 2024 Cosmo Summer Party last May 25 in La Union. After all, there was no better way to test out just how strong these fans were than at a scorching hot beach.

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What is the Jisulife fan?

You've probably seen it all over your FYP—Jisulife fans have been a must-have ever since the heat index in the Philippines has been hitting the 40s. The Jisulife Handheld Fan Pro1S and the Handheld Fan Ultra1 are portable but powerful fans  that come in sleek designs. The Ultra1 is the more high-end variant while the FanPro1S is the midrange variant among Jisulife's catalog.

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Nikko testing out both the Jisulife Handheld Mini Fans Pro1S (on his right hand) and Ultra1 (on his left hand)
PHOTO BY Ida Aldana

Thoughts on the Jisulife fan

During the beach party, I personally used the Pro1 S while my friend used the  Ultra1, which is what he preferred when he tried using both at the same time. The Ultra1 is smaller, more compact, and more powerful but it's noticeably heavier than the Pro1.

What I love

There's no denying how aesthetically pleasing the design of both fans are. As a friend put it: "It looks like the Dyson of portable fans." It doesn't have visible blades like the OG portable fans, the matte finish of the material adds a premium feel, and they were easy to hold even for long periods of time.

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Not to mention, they both also come with handles so you can loop them around your hand and go about your day. You can even hang them around your crossbody or tote bag for easy access.

They also weren't lying when they said that the speed goes up to 100. The Pro1 S itself already packs a punch, so you can just imagine how strong the Ultra1 can get. By estimate, a speed setting of 50 on the Ultra1 is probably equivalent to the 100 of the Pro1 S. 

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I rarely went above the 50 speed setting on the Pro1 S because it was already producing strong winds.
PHOTO BY Ida Aldana

What to consider

While the fans may look bladeless from the outside—they still have the blades on the inside. That being said, there is a reason why there's a warning sticker that says not to put foreign objects near the air inlet. Because it could definitely suck in your hair if you're not careful enough. If that happens, you can immediately just turn off either fan with the main power button at the back.

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Nikko enjoyed how compact yet strong the Ultra1 was. He didn't mind the extra few grams.
PHOTO BY Ida Aldana
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Jisulife fans specs and features

Jisulife Mini Fan Pro1 S

The Jisulife Mini Fan Pro1 S has speed settings from one to 100. It has five blades that can deliver a speed of up to 15000 RPM. It only weighs 260 grams, which is around the weight of an average smartphone. It has a Type C port at the back that you can use to charge it. You can get up to 15 hours of battery life after fully charging it for just an hour and a half.

Jisulife Mini Fan Ultra1

The Jisulife Mini Fan Ultra1 has speed settings from one to 100. At maximum speed, it can reach around 750000 RPM—which means you can feel the wind even from a meter away. It weighs 315 grams, which is around the weight of a full soda can. It has a built-in rechargeable battery with 9000mAh, so you can use it for up to six and a half hours after two hours and a half of charging.

The Jisulife fan is best for the outdoors.

It probably already goes without saying that these portable fans are really best used for when you're out and about in the sun. But what's nice about them is that they're also stable enough to be propped up straight on a desk so you can have your own mini standing fan while you're eating or when you're working. 

As opposed to neck fans, what's nice about both the Pro1 S and the Ultra1 is that you can easily share it with other people who might be feeling the heat, too. You can also adjust it easily to fan other parts of your body and not just your face.

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Another friend also had her Jisulife Handheld Mini Fan Pro1S with her at the beach party.
PHOTO BY Ida Aldana
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Jisulife fan price and where to buy

The Jisulife Handheld Fan Pro1 S is available for P1,509 on Jisulife's official Lazada page.

The Pro1 S is also available for P2,399 and the Ultra1 is available for P3,499 from The Nest Manila at their store in Greenhills or on their Lazada store. They also offer a three-month warranty if you purchased your fan from them. Take note, though, that tangled hair and other external items are not covered by the warranty.

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Editor's note: The units used in this review were gifted by The Nest Manila.

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