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Impossibly small fan puts instant cooling in your pocket

July 13, 2026

Zera's Mini fan can make your daily commute and travel outings in warm weather a lot more comfortable

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It's getting harder and harder to outrun heatwaves around the world, so having a portable fan handy could be the move this summer. Zera's latest model promises powerful cooling in a surprisingly tiny package.

In case you're not hip to it yet – rechargeable, portable fans are having a moment at the minute. They're great for making your commutes and travel outings more comfortable. You can choose from heavy-duty ones for extreme temperatures to petite ones for everyday carry.

The Zera Mini aims to bring you the best of both worlds. It's just 3.15 in (8 cm) tall – roughly the length of a credit card – and it weighs only 2.5 oz (69 g), so you can easily slip it...

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