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Question: Does the fan have a clip to be able to clip it to the edge of the table/desk?
Document: This product is being used to cool my audio / video receiver. It works extremely well and is quiet. Being able to adjust the fan speed is another perk.
Thankfully, the other folks that've bought this fan led me down the right path, and I have every confidence that I'll be able to enjoy many, many years of great sound from my audio receiver, so thanks!
I purchased the Thermaltake Mobile USB 120mm fan to provide air circulation for my Raspberry Pi and the networking components that I have placed  behind my Desktop monitor. The fan is very quiet and barley audible at the highest speed setting, however It seems the fan is a bit underpowered in terms of the amount of force with which it is able to blow air.
the power cable comes off the top of the fan, and you sort of have it just dangling in front or behind the air flow path - also, the retractable cable is a nice feature but i would have more preferred being able to use my own USB cable, but the fan uses what looks like a proprietary connector on one end so you are stuck with this unattractive logo emblazened retractable cable with a big chunky spool in the middle on your desktop.
If you own a laptop, a hard drive docking station, or any electronics which aren't properly cooled, you need this. It's EXTREMELY quiet on low speed (virtually undetectable, depending upon background noise and other electronics in operation), and not annoying at the highest speed. It puts out enough airflow to cool anything that needs help, and when we had an HP laptop's internal fan fail, we were able to operate until it was repaired, for several hours each day without interruption, by using this excellent accessory.
and the bottom right where my hand usually rests gets just as hot. normally this wouldnt bother me but recently its been getting super hot and even turned off one time. i always have built in fan going at all times to help get the heat out. i have a cheapo fan that goes under it. one of those that u can fold up. yea that doesnt do much cept for raising the laptop off the table a bit.
Since yes, the only option to power this is with USB - so why not get one with power adapter so that you can just plug it into the wall. OR if you don't have an electrical outlet, you CAN use USB. It does include the ac adaptor and the usb cord.Tip #2You should raise your laptop up to get the air flowing under it. just blowing a fan onto a laptop that is flat on the bed or table isn't going to cool your laptop nor circulate air under it.
I use this in my office as a desk fan. It definitely has enough air flow to cool me off but I wish it had an off switch. You have to unplug it to turn it off.
Works great as a desk fan but bought it as a stir plate motor for homebrewing and such. Want another one just for work as a silent desk fan.
I needed a desk fan for work and didn't want the typical thing. This works great and the fan is adjustable. My only con would be there's no power switch.
Answer: It doesn't, but it does stand nicely.