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USB Fantastic LED fan keeps you cool

Jul 17, 06 08:44 PM PDT

USB Fantastic LED fan keeps you cool
If you're feeling a little hot behind your desk due to a malfunctioning air condition at the office, why cool yourself down with the USB Fantastic LED fan? This interesting gizmo is able to flash up to 32 different light patterns created by 5 colored LEDs. Since it is powered by the USB port, there is no need for an unwieldy AC adapter. There is also the option to turn off the lights for those who are prone to seizures after looking at some funky, psychedelic light display. The base can be turned in any direction, so you won't have to worry about missing out on the breeze. Purchase one today for $10. ( Add a comment)

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