Three things decide it: where the fan will sit, how much air you need, and how long it has to run between charges.
The short answer: the F6 for a small tent, the F11 for a camp table or a bigger tent, the F21 when it has to stand on the ground.
OGERY F6
In a small tent the fan usually hangs overhead, so size counts for more than raw power. The F6 is the most compact of the three at 12.6 in tall, with four fixed speeds up to 4.5 m/s and a light for after dark. One thing to know before you buy: on its lowest speed it runs at 38 dB, which is louder than the F11 and F21 (30 dB).
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OGERY F11
A bigger tent or an open camp table needs more air, and a fan that sweeps across the group instead of pointing at one seat. The F11 moves up to 300 CFM (the F6 moves 220), with stepless speed up to 5 m/s, 120° auto oscillation and automatic tilt. It runs at 30 dB on the lowest speed and charges a phone at up to 22W.
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OGERY F21
Where there is no table to put it on and nothing to hang it from, the fan needs its own stand. The F21 is the only one of the three with a tripod: it adjusts up to 3.7 ft and comes off, so the fan also works on a table or hung up. Airflow matches the F11, up to 5 m/s and 300 CFM with 120° auto oscillation.
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What each number on a spec sheet means, and where the three OGERY fans stand on it.
Runtime
A fan’s listed runtime is its maximum, on the lowest speed. Every step up in speed uses the battery faster, so check the runtime at the speed you will actually use.
Airflow
Air speed (m/s) is how strong the breeze feels where you sit. Air volume (CFM) is how much air the fan moves in total, which is what matters when it has to cool a whole tent or a group.
Noise
Noise rises with speed, and overnight a fan mostly runs on low. So the figure to compare is the one for the lowest speed.
F11 and F21 noise is measured at about 20 in from the fan (product page note).
Placement
Where the fan can go decides how useful it is. In a tent it usually hangs, on a table it sits, and on open ground it needs a stand.
Light and charging
All three OGERY camping fans also work as a lantern and a power bank, so there are two fewer things to pack. The numbers to check are light levels and charging wattage.
The three fans side by side. Figures come from each product’s specification table.
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OGERY F11
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OGERY F21
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OGERY F6
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| Placement | |||
| Use it as | Tabletop, hanging | Tabletop, hanging, standing | Tabletop, hanging |
| Size (D × W × H) | 4.3 × 9.5 × 15 in | 4.09 × 10 × 16.34 in | 4.3 × 8.7 × 12.6 in |
| Adjustable height | No | Up to 3.7 ft | No |
| Airflow and noise | |||
| Max air speed | 5 m/s | 5 m/s | 4.5 m/s |
| Max airflow | 300 CFM | 300 CFM | 220 CFM |
| Speed settings | Stepless | Stepless | 4 speeds |
| Auto oscillation | 120° | 120° | 90° |
| Tilt | 270°, automatic | 270°, automatic | 270°, manual |
| Noise (lowest speed) | 30 dB | 30 dB | 38 dB |
| Battery and charging | |||
| Battery | 20,000 or 30,000 mAh | 20,000 or 30,000 mAh | 20,000 mAh |
| Fan runtime (max) | 60 hrs | 138 hrs | 60 hrs |
| Light runtime (max) | 140 hrs | 200 hrs | 140 hrs |
| Charging | USB-C PD 18W, 7.5–10 hrs | USB-C PD 18W, 7.5–10 hrs | USB-C 15W, 8 hrs |
| Charges your phone | USB-A & USB-C, 22W max | USB-A & USB-C, 22W max | USB-A & USB-C, 15W max |
| Controls and protection | |||
| Remote and timer | 16 ft, 1/2/4/8 hrs | 16 ft, 1/2/4/8 hrs | 16 ft, 1/2/4/8 hrs |
| Water resistance | IPX4 | IPX4 | IPX4 |
219 reviews across the three fans. Here is one for each, word for word.
This fan is powerful, super quiet, and easy to carry. It's perfect for camping or home. It’s now my go-to companion everywhere I go 🤗
The coolest cordless fan. I took the fan with me to the park when I walked with the kids. In hot weather it saves from the heat perfectly. The fan has a leg and it rotates, you don't think where to put it.
This fan is great if you're going camping! Good to hang in your tent so you don't get too hot in the summer, light is strong enough to light up inside your tent and you can even charge your phones!
Pick by where it will sit. The F21 has a tripod stand that raises it up to 3.7 ft, so it can stand on the ground. The F11 has the same stepless 5 m/s motor and 120° oscillation without the stand, for a table or hanging. The F6 is the most compact (12.6 in tall), with 4 speeds, 90° oscillation and up to 4.5 m/s. All three have a light, a remote and a battery that can charge your phone.
It depends on the speed. The OGERY F6 (20,000 mAh) runs about 58 hours on speed 1, 32 hours on speed 2, 19 hours on speed 3 and 12 hours on speed 4. Listed maximum fan runtime is 60 hrs for the F11, 138 hrs for the F21 and 60 hrs for the F6.
Compare the lowest-speed noise. The F11 and F21 run at 30 dB on the lowest speed, the F6 at 38 dB. All three have a sleep mode and a timer for 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours, so the fan can switch itself off overnight.
The F11 and F21: up to 5 m/s air speed and 300 CFM, with stepless speed control and 120° auto oscillation. The F6 reaches 4.5 m/s and 220 CFM in 4 speeds, with 90° oscillation.
Yes. All three have a hanging hook, and the head tilts 270° so it can point straight down. The hook on the F11 rotates 360°.
The F21. Its tripod stand adjusts up to 3.7 ft and can be removed. The F11 and F6 sit on a table or hang from their hook.
Yes. All three have USB-A and USB-C outputs: up to 22W on the F11 and F21, up to 15W on the F6.
Over USB-C. The F11 and F21 take 18W PD input and need 7.5–10 hours for a full charge. The F6 takes 15W and needs about 8 hours.
All three are rated IPX4, which means splash-proof. IPX4 is not a rating for being submerged.
Yes. All three come with a remote that works up to 16 ft away, and a 1, 2, 4 or 8-hour timer.
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