Qinux PolarBreeze battery life question

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  • #4840
    Kate 87
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    So I got the Qinux PolarBreeze a few days ago and it works fine for my desk, but I was wondering about the battery. Does it drain faster if you keep the oscillation on or is it mostly the fan speed that matters? Just trying to figure out how long I can use it before needing to plug it back in.

    #4861
    Jamie Kell
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    Oscillation probably eats a bit more battery since it’s moving the whole unit, but honestly I’d guess the fan speed is the bigger drain. I just run mine on low and it lasts long enough for a work day, so I don’t overthink it.

    #4888
    Max Connor
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    I just leave the oscillation on most of the time and don’t really notice it killing the battery much faster. The fan speed definitely makes a bigger difference in my experience. If you’re worried about runtime, just drop it to a lower speed and you’ll get plenty of time out of it.

    #4918
    Mike RunnerMike Runner
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    Honestly it’s not something worth overthinking. Just use it and plug it in when it dies.

    #4944
    Lisa HydrowLisa Hydrow
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    I barely touch the oscillation control honestly. I just set it to a medium speed and let it run. The battery lasts me through a work day and I plug it in when I leave.

    #4970
    Sophi86
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    I think the oscillation probably uses a little extra power since it’s an extra motor moving, but I’d guess the fan speed is the main factor. On lower speeds mine seems to run for a good while before needing a charge anyway.

    #4995
    EthanFreeEthanFree
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    Haven’t really tested it side by side, but I’d guess oscillation uses a little extra. Honestly though, I just run mine on low speed with oscillation and it lasts most of the afternoon. Never really timed it exactly.

    #5020
    Rob K1
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    Oscillation definitely uses extra power, but I doubt it’s enough to really matter unless you’re trying to stretch every last minute. I run mine on high speed most of the time and that drains it noticeably faster than anything else.

    #5045
    Tom BriggsTom Briggs
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    High speed drains it noticeably faster. Oscillation doesn’t seem to make much difference in my experience.

    #5070
    Laura CheckLaura Check
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    I haven’t really tested it, but I just keep mine on low speed with oscillation and it lasts me most of the day without issue. Not totally sure if the oscillation makes a big difference, but it works fine for my desk setup.

    #5093
    Parker S.
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    Oscillation probably does drain it a little, but I’d be surprised if it’s enough to really notice.

    #5118
    HarrY
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    Oscillation uses a tiny bit more juice but it’s not worth overthinking. If you’re running it on high speed the battery will drain quick regardless. I just plug mine in whenever it dies and don’t worry about it.

    #5141
    Nina Ray
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    I just keep mine on low speed with oscillation and it seems to last a good while, so I haven’t really thought about it. I guess if I needed every bit of battery I’d turn the oscillation off, but it works fine for me as is.

    #5162
    Cecily
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    I think the oscillation probably takes a bit more power, but on low speed it might not even be that noticeable. Not totally sure though, I usually just plug mine in when I remember.

    #5180

    I’d say the fan speed is what really kills the battery. Oscillation barely made a difference when I tested it.

    #5193

    I’d guess the fan speed is the main factor since the motor for oscillation is pretty small. I run mine on medium without oscillation and it lasts maybe 5-6 hours, which is enough for me.

    #5202
    Cora Finch
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    I usually just run mine on low with oscillation and it lasts me through a work day without much trouble. Haven’t really tested it on high though.

    #5208
    Susan KennetSusan Kennet
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    I’d guess the fan speed is the bigger factor, but I honestly wouldn’t worry too much about the oscillation. The motor for that is pretty small so it probably doesn’t eat up much battery.

    #5214
    Eddie___K
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    Oscillation probably uses a little extra power but I doubt it’s enough to worry about. Fan speed is where you’ll really notice the battery drain.

    #5220
    Kate 87
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    Good to know, thanks for the replies. I’ve just been running mine on low with oscillation on and it’s been fine for my desk, so I’m not gonna overthink it.

    #7642
    Jason Brown
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    Oscillation does drain the battery a bit, but the speed setting is definitely where you’ll see the big drop. I keep mine on the middle speed and it runs for a decent chunk of the day, but cranking it up cuts that pretty noticeably.

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