Stand fans and desktop fans are both common types of fans on the market today, and they each have their own characteristics, so people can choose the right fan for their needs. In this article, we will analyze the difference between stand fans and desktop fans from several aspects.

A stand fan is usually a device that is fixed in a certain position and cannot be moved. Its installation is relatively simple, and it can be directly connected to the corresponding bracket pole of the stabilizer, projector or network equipment, and it is more convenient to use, but it is not easy to fold and store. For example, a certain fan bracket can be adjusted in angle and height, which makes it suitable for outdoor camping and portable use. Moreover, there are some stand fans with built-in high-capacity batteries, such as 8000 mAh, which can last for 26 hours at the lowest wind speed, which makes it longer to use.

Desktop fans, on the other hand, are small fans that can be placed on a table, which are compact enough to be portable and can be adjusted in angle and height as needed. At the same time, the power supply of the desktop fan is mostly powered by removable battery packs, such as a large 4000mAh battery, with a long life, high wind power, seven fan blades and three wind adjustments, 90º up and down adjustable angle, and a removable front mesh, with a high face value. When using low-grade wind power, it can be used continuously for about 13h, and high-grade wind power has a chilling feeling in these temperature conditions now.

Overall, the difference between a stand fan and a desktop fan lies mainly in their usage and applicable scenarios. Stand fans are more suitable for fixed use in a certain position, while desktop fans are more suitable for moving and adjusting the angle. In addition, stand fans usually have more wind power than desktop fans, but desktop fans are more portable and flexible. Therefore, people can choose the type of fan that suits their needs and usage scenarios.