Cool Gadgets and Appliances to Beat Summer Heat

 

Summer has arrived. As temperatures rise, consumers will search for the best ways to beat the heat, be it at home or on the go. Multiple factors are contributing to the growth in particular categories of cooling devices, including the demand for energy-efficient technology, the effects of global warming/climate change, and the popularity of portable devices.

It is reported that the personal cooling device market is expected to experience a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 5.16 percent, during the forecast period of 2021 to 2026. Energy efficiency and portability make these cooling devices, particularly handheld models, most attractive.

The rise of temperatures created by global warming also is a contributing factor to the appeal of personal cooling devices. This past May, the World Health Organization (WHO) launched a #KeepCool campaign to educate the population on the dangers of heat and “adapt for the increased temperatures in the future.”

The organization reported that 2020 was the third-warmest year on record globally; that 2011–21 was the warmest decade; and that the annual global temperature forecast for 2021 suggests that this year will also enter a series of the Earth’s hottest years. As a result, there is an expected increase in the use of “user-friendly and energy-saving cooling devices,” per a report by market research firm Mordor Intelligence.

According to that same report, the Global Personal Cooling Device Market size, which includes handheld cooling devices, personal air conditioners, and desk fans, was estimated at $664 million in 2020 and expected to reach $683 million in 2021, at a CAGR of 3.22 percent from 2020 to 2026 to reach $803 million by 2026.

Personal cooling devices have been extensively adopted in the Asia–Pacific region due to the area’s hot climate and industrial growth. According to recent research published on BusinessWire, “the rising per capita income and rapid urbanization” in the emerging nations of the Asia–Pacific region, such as China, India, Indonesia and others, are further expected to drive the portable fans market demand.

There is a multitude of options in this large market. Most personal fans can be held, clipped or positioned on a table/desk. The OPOLAR foldable fan comes with a 5200mAh battery pack, works for five to 20 hours per full charge, and yields 500 charge-discharge cycles. Listed as one of the company’s best-selling products, the four-inch palm-sized mini handheld fan has a foldable design, a metal clip, and can also be charged via a USB port.

Powered by USB and rechargeable battery, VersionTech’s portable fan is an “Amazon’s Choice” in this category The six-piece fan blades provide three speeds of low/medium/high, creating wind distance up to 3 meters (around 10 feet). The fan can be handheld, set on the table, hung on a sun umbrella, or clipped to other objects. The handle turns into a base when folded 180 degrees, making it a great desktop or night-table fan.

For an extra refresh from the heat, the O2Cool elite misting fan provides a cool mist with an ergonomic trigger. This battery-powered fan has a manual misting function, which provides up to 1,000 sprays per fill. A secure, screw-on bottom cap is easily removed to add water and ice.

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