Dyson’s New HushJet Mini Cool Is a Wearable Fan You Can Carry Anywhere

Dyson’s New HushJet Mini Cool Is a Wearable Fan You Can Carry Anywhere

Dyson has announced the HushJet Mini Cool, its first portable fan designed to be worn, held or placed on a desk.

Weighing just 212g, it’s a compact personal cooling device designed for use on the go, with Dyson shrinking its airflow engineering into something you can throw in a bag or wear hands-free.

Dyson HushJet Mini Cool shown handheld, worn with lanyard and standing on its included charging stand in three colour finishes
Designed to be held, worn around the neck or used hands-free with the included stand

Essentials

  • Weight: 212g
  • Battery life: Up to 6 hours
  • Airflow speed: Up to 25m/s
  • Motor speed: Up to 65,000 RPM
  • Airflow modes: 5 speeds + Boost mode
  • Width: 38mm - same as PencilVac
  • Charging: USB-C
  • Included accessories: Lanyard, charging stand, USB-C cable, travel pouch
  • Optional accessories: Grip Clip, Universal Mount

Dyson says its HushJet airflow system is designed to reduce higher-pitched motor noise while maintaining airflow performance, with a star-shaped nozzle to reduce turbulence and a 360-degree twist nozzle to direct airflow where it’s needed. The bladeless design also makes it safer for close wearable or handheld use.

Pricing and Availability

Available in Australia from 6 May for $169 AUD

Colours:

  • Ink/Cobalt
  • Carnelian/Sky
  • Stone/Blush

Tech That Fits Take

The HushJet Mini Cool takes a familiar summer gadget and gives it the Dyson treatment - smaller, quieter and designed to move with you. Its bold colour finishes make it feel like a fashion accessory as well as a gadget. For stuffy commutes and hot days on the go, it could make sense as long as it's not too noisy.

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