VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73

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Background

In June 2025, as the weather is getting hot, I decided to look around for a portable fan with a cooling plate, something that the JISULIFE Handheld Fan Ultra1 does not have.

I walked around Challenger to look for one, and they have various kinds of portable fans that fit my requirements. Previously, I purchased the Valore Foldable Cooling Fan FA-020, which met my requirements; however, I decided to look for another one as a spare, offering a much stronger fan speed. Therefore, I purchased the VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73.

The Stuff

The VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73 is a white handheld fan featuring a 90° adjustable fan head, a 10,000 rpm High-Speed motor, 100-stepless adjustable fan speed, and a built-in semiconductor cooling plate.

Here are the specifications of the stuff based on the information from Challenger:

• Model: VE-LAC73

• Battery capacity: 3000mAh

• Power input: DC 5V/1A

• Working time: Up to 10 hours at the lowest speed

• Working time with cooling function: Up to 2 hours at the lowest speed

• Charging time: Approximately 3 hours

• Power consumption: 5W

• Material: ABS + Aluminum alloy

• Dimensions (L x W x H): 58 x 53 x 170mm

• Weight: 215g

Here are some photos that I have taken to show what the stuff looks like:

The VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73 box

The contents

Side of the fan with dial

Adjustable fan head

Usage and Experience

I haven't been using the VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73 for months since this post. The max fan speed is not as powerful as the JISULIFE Handheld Fan Ultra1, but it is good enough for me.

I appreciate that the fan head is adjustable, allowing me to position it higher and direct the airflow downward as needed.

It can stand upright with the handle, but the balance is not good. Any touch on the fan will cause it to topple.

When powering it on, the fan speed starts with 0 and has to be adjusted using the dial on the side of the handle. I wish it would start with 1 after pressing the power button, so that I can have some fan first while adjusting.

You can watch the video of this stuff below or on YouTube:

Final Thoughts

Overall, I feel that the VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73 is a decent handheld fan to bring around to use, both indoors and outdoors. If you are interested in this stuff, you can click on the link below:

VCE Hi-Speed Cooling Fan VE-LAC73 at Challenger Singapore

Alternatively, you can click on some of the alternatives that I have found on Shopee and Amazon:

Handheld Cooling Fan from Shopee*

Handheld Cooling Fan from Amazon*