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Published 17:08 11 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 17:12 11 Sept 2026 BST

The autumn months may be here, but we won't forget about the extreme heat of this past summer for quite some time. If, like us, you were ill-equipped for the intense temperatures for what felt like the entire summer, then you'll want to grab one of these cooling fans before we fully embrace the new season.
Wowcher is selling cooling neck fans for just £17.99, saving you a whopping 55%.
Buy here.
This cooling fan is curved with an ergonomic neckband for stress-free wearability.
Step into a new era of personal comfort with the Portable 360° Neck Ultra Cooling Fan. Designed for the demands of summer, this hands-free wearable delivers powerful cooling wherever life takes you, with a bladeless surround air duct that keeps hair safe from tangling.
Direct the 360° rotatable airflow exactly where you need it for fast relief across your neck and face, and switch between three speeds to match the moment, whether that's a gentle breeze at your desk or a strong blast on a hot commute. The real-time LED display keeps you in control of battery and speed at a glance, while the lightweight curved neckband stays comfortably in place through hours of wear, so you get hands-free cooling that keeps pace with an active day, without the noise or the tangled hair.
This is perfect for commuting and daily travel in the heat, cycling and other activities, and for anyone wanting hands-free, all-day personal cooling.
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