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Monday, August 17, 2026
Mini fan with wind speed 100 levels
Monday, June 22, 2026
🌬️ Fastest Way to Cool Down Inside the Car
This was taken on the evening of 7 July 2025, when I finally managed to snap a photo of one of my favorite little hacks. By placing my portable fan right on top of the car’s air-conditioning vent.
It really does make a difference. The portable fan helps direct the cool air exactly where I need it most, giving me instant relief. Especially during those blazing hot days when my hot flashes start to flare up.
I'm truly grateful for this simple, portable fan. It’s been a daily lifesaver, not just in the lab or office, but inside the car too. A small item with a big impact on my comfort.
Until then, enjoy the cool breeze from your trusty portable fan. And stay refreshed wherever you are. 🚗❄️
Monday, June 8, 2026
Road Trip Powerhouse: Maximizing a 100W Car Charger with a 4-Port USB-A Hub
The verdict? It handled the load like an absolute champ, proving itself to be worth every single sen spent.
🏛️ The Mobile Power Grid Architecture
To achieve maximum multi-device throughput without causing a charging speed drop, I combined a heavy-hitting 100W Car Charger with a 4-Port USB-A Hub.
Here is exactly how the power split was allocated across the dashboard:
Power Source Port -> Intermediate Link -> Connected Target Device -> Real-Time Performance Verdict 1. 45W USB-C Port -> 60W Rated USB-C Cable -> Samsung Galaxy A34 -> Maximum Speed: Fast charging engaged instantly with zero speed reduction.
2. 55W USB-A Port -> 4-Port USB-A Splitter Hub -> Huawei Y9 Prime 2019 + Automotive Dashcam -> Flawless Power Split: The dashcam remained fully operational while the Huawei drew steady power simultaneously.
The Power Allocation Win: Many cheap car chargers throttle your primary fast-charging port down to a crawl the exact millisecond you plug a second device into the adjacent slot. This 100W brick maintained dedicated, independent rails, keeping the Samsung at top speed while the USB-A hub managed the secondary utility devices perfectly.
🏎️ Next Phase: The Ultimate Stress Test
With the smartphones and dashcam running beautifully in parallel, this charger has already earned its permanent spot in my center console. However, the ultimate evaluation is still to come. The final boss for this mobile power grid will be plugging in my Lenovo ThinkBook laptop to see if the 45W USB-C delivery rail can successfully maintain a full office productivity charge on the go. Stay tuned for that update!
Monday, November 24, 2025
Portable fan as part of tool used daily
Monday, October 6, 2025
🌀 The Downside of Using an Ultra High-Speed Fan
Entry made on the noon of 3 July 2025.
So here’s something they don’t mention when you buy an ultra high-speed fan. When a hair getting trapped inside.
I noticed it yesterday, but only this morning did I manage to get a closer look and try removing it. It was a struggle. I’d say I only managed to pull out about 30% of the trapped hair so far. The design is super slim, which makes it nearly impossible to insert bending forceps or bending tweezers properly. I ended up using an earpick, which was oddly the most effective tool I had on hand. On top of the honeycomb hole noise reduction design. Which makes it impossible to clean through the back side.
Still experimenting with what tool works best for this particular portable fan model. It’s a little frustrating, but I guess it’s part of owning high-speed gadgets. With small design, big airflow, tight corners.
Also it does hurt very much when it accidentally falls on my feet after Zohor prayer of 4 July 2025. Fortunately it does not bruise my aging right feet.
Until then, have fun figuring out how to clean your ultra high-speed fan. If you’ve found a clever tool that works, I’d love to know!
Monday, August 25, 2025
Solving heating 65 W fast charger that exceeds 44°C
The new 65 W fast charger does charged my Samsung Galaxy A34 phone within 1 hour 18 minutes from 31% to full charged 100%. However I do notice it becomes very hot before my phone get to full charged. I turn it off when the temperature exceeds 44°C. Despite only use 1 unit USB-C port from the available 2 unit USB-C ports and 1 unit USB port. After tell a friend about it, using a fan to cool the charger down is one of the suggested solution. This would not void its warranty. I do check with my thermometer. The charger temperature did not exceed 40°C with fan turn on. To be exact between 34°C to 37°C. Without the fan turn on, the charger temperature easily reached 44°C upon 10 minutes usage of only 1 USB-C port used.
The cooling set up that I used at home with this 65 W fast charger.
Monday, August 18, 2025
The look of my 65W W Desktop Charger
Wednesday, July 30, 2025
High-Speed Mini Turbo Fan vs. Ultra High-Speed Fan: Which One Wins?
This morning of 1 July 2025, I finally had the chance to compare two powerful portable fans. Which is the High-Speed Mini Turbo Fan and the Ultra High-Speed Fan. And let me tell you, the differences are noticeable. If you're debating whether to upgrade, here's what you need to know.
Weight & Battery: A Major Difference
The first thing I noticed? The Ultra High-Speed Fan is 19% heavier than the Mini Turbo Fan. Why? Because it packs a 6000 mAh battery compared to the Mini’s 4000 mAh. That extra power comes with a trade-off in portability, but is it worth it?
Wind Power: Twice as Strong!
If you crave serious airflow, the Ultra High-Speed Fan blows the Mini Turbo out of the water. Which is literally. The wind strength is twice as powerful, making it perfect for those scorching days when a gentle breeze just won’t cut it.
Nozzle Attachment: A Game-Changer for Hair Drying
One of my favorite features? The nozzle attachment on the Ultra High-Speed Fan. I tested it on my damp hair, and after 10 minutes at wind speed level 80, my hair went from 90% damp to 75% dry. That’s impressive for a handheld fan! Battery from 88% left 66% after usage.
Battery Drain: What to Expect
Using the Ultra High-Speed Fan at max power does drain the battery faster. It drops from 88% to 66% in just 10 minutes. But given the performance, it’s a fair trade-off.
Final Verdict: Is the Upgrade Worth It?
Absolutely. If you want stronger wind, longer battery life, and extra features like the nozzle attachment, the Ultra High-Speed Fan is worth every penny.
Have you tried either of these fans? Let me know your thoughts. And until then, enjoy that powerful wind blast! 💨
Stay cool during this hot blazing weather.
Thursday, May 15, 2025
Review after using 6000 mAh portable fan for 2 days duration
Monday, April 28, 2025
My small compact portable fan
Thursday, November 14, 2024
Extension with 65 W USB-C ports
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
My replacement of new extension with USB-C ports
Thursday, October 31, 2024
My new 19 cm long teaspoon
Wednesday, September 25, 2024
My round RGB video light for plant photography session at night
Friday, September 20, 2024
Night photography session with my round RGB video light
I am able to see that the night mode setting gives much better output for my preference. Well, it is a hands-on session of self experiment. Since angle of the video light also contributes for a better picture outcome.














































