Arctic AirIce Jet X3 Portable Air Cooler,Dual Mist Modes, Up to 8-Hour Cooling Time, 3-Speed Portable Cooler with Adjustable Airflow, USB C, LED Mood Light, Lightweight, Great for Home & Travel

Let me tell you something, Maverick—I’ve flown through some hot, sweaty days that felt like I was dogfighting in the sun over the Mojave. But then the Arctic Air Ice Jet X3 came into my life like a wingman on a mission, and suddenly I went from “Danger Zone” to “Frozen Throne.”Cooler Than Iceman:This bad boy doesn’t just blow air—it launches arctic torpedoes. Fill it with water, drop in some ice, and BOOM—you’re on the deck of the USS Refreshment. It’s like strapping an F-14 Tomcat to your nightstand, minus the G-forces and Navy clearance.Mission Ready:You don’t need a flight manual to operate it. Flip the switch, and it kicks in smoother than a barrel roll over hostile airspace. Quiet enough not to wake Goose (RIP), and cool enough to keep even Slider from sweating through his volleyball shorts.Portable? You Bet, Maverick:I’ve taken this mini jet from my office to the kitchen —it’s so light, I half expect it to come with its own set of wings. Just don’t expect it to cool down an entire hangar—this is a precision, close-quarters instrument, not a carpet bomber.Final Verdict:Whether you’re buzzing the tower of summer heat or just trying to stay cool while writing your own Top Gun sequel (working title: Chill Force), the Arctic Air Ice Jet X3 is the co-pilot you never knew you needed.Would Goose approve? Absolutely.Would Iceman try to steal it? Most definitely.Would I buy another? Talk to me, Goose—yes.

This was very easy to set up. I wondered how important people would find the color ring light feature, but I imagine if you put this in your room at night to sleep it would be pleasant enough. I was surprised how long my 25 cubes of ice and water lasted (about 7 hours) as I didn't max out the space on the initial run. I wouldn't say it gives an artic blast, but it cools a small path. My only real concern is needing it somewhere a USB port isn't readily accessible but with all the plug in adapters available now this is just an issue of another purchase.

This uses a sort of cool mist humidifier technology to create a mist stream that is then sort of directed at the fan to provide slightly cooler air. In a blind test where I turned the mist on and off at random and closed my eyes, I was barely able to tell the difference if I'm being completely honest. It was noticeable, but by no means dramatically so. It is a little loud as others have noted, I don't mind it. Most fans are noisy. Easy enough to use, it has three buttons with obvious functions - mist, fan speed, lights. The basin holds enough water to last for a good long while but it is probably not well enough insulated to stay cold if used outside on the hottest days for more than an hour.

My power went out. No AC. On a very hot week. The Arctic Air ice jet was a lifesaver! Takes up very little space, but really cools off the area. We were so comfortable and would have been miserable. So easy to use and the best fan ever. COLD air comes out. And the price was right. Love it!

The media could not be loaded. My son was SO excited for this! He loves to feel cold when he sleeps, so when he saw this he immediately took ownership. We set it up last night, which was very simple with the exception of the plug. It comes with a USB to USB-C cord, which is intended to go into a plug (not included). The first of my plugs I tried, the fan would start for a second and then turn off. We thought it was broken, so I tried switching out the cord with the same plug and it ran fine. I then tried the original cord again but directly into the USB port of a power strip, and that was also fine, so I think it is just particular to the kind of USB plug used. The cord length is nice, and the fan has great output. With ice and water in the bottom, I wouldn't say it blows chilled air like an actual A/C, but definitely a nice additional cooling to it. The LED lights are pretty and not overly bright, though it took a bit to figure out how to dim them (I had to look at the instructions for that part and it doesn't seem like you can dim them on color shift mode). I wish it had a timer function, and I wouldn't say it is "whisper quiet", but it's not bothersome. I love that there's an option to run the fan with ALL light off, including the indicator lights, for those who like pure dark. Seems like it will be easy enough to clean. Overall I'd say this is a nice, compact, cooling fan great for a small space that needs a little extra cool air.

was super excited when I got this and loved it. However, it decided to just randomly stop working, go figure 2 weeks after the return window expired. it lights up and all the buttons act as if it works, but the blades have stopped spinning, and I’ve tried to make sure that there’s nothing stuck in there and cleaned it out with the duster, but it hasn’t helped at all so I guess it’s just garbage now. pretty upset, don’t bother wasting your money on this product

Absolutely love my Ice Jet X3!I thought this thing was going to put out a simple breeze and ended up being super impressed with how cool the air coming out of it was. Its been a total game changer when I'm working or sleeping.Was easy to fill, easy to use, quiet, and exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to keep cool.

It's a pretty strong fan, especially for its size. I don't notice much of a cooling effect from the ice water mist. And on high speed I wouldn't say it's "quiet."