9.5 / 10 Score Cnet Score CNET provides expert, unbiased reviews of products and services. When we assign a score, we use a scale of 1-10. Each product we score is evaluated by criteria specific to its category with most assessing pricing, quality, features and performance. Read more on: How we test ChillPill Buy at Amazon Pros Bladeless fan has 10 speeds Comes with cooling plate and water mister attachments Can be used three ways Lightweight at 0.77 pounds Comes in 8 colors Battery runs up to 11 hours Cons Pricey at full price of $150 Accessories sold separately, from $10 to $40 Loud at higher speeds, up to 74.6 dBA CNET’s key takeaways At a full price of $150, the Shark ChillPill is pricey, but it could be worth it for those who want a device that functions as more than a portable fan. I’m especially impressed with the ChillPill’s dry-touch mister and cooling plate, which can reduce skin temperature by up to 16 degrees Fahrenheit. I did occasionally experience issues pressing the display to activate the device. I also don’t love that all its accessories are sold separately, from $10 to $40. Table of Contents Shark’s ChillPill Handheld Fan Is My Current Favorite, Thanks to These Special Features My experience testing the Shark ChillPill Shark ChillPill vs Dyson HushJet Mini Cool The specs CNET’s buying advice On elementary school field days, when classes would gather for outdoor events on what felt like the hottest day of the year, I used to get jealous of the kids who had those handheld fans that doubled as water misters. Shark’s new ChillPill personal fan reminds me of them, but in a more modern, high-tech form. The ChillPill is three-in-one, in both what it does and how it can be used. Along with being a portable, handheld fan, the ChillPill is also a cooling plate and water mister. Shark/Jeffrey Hazelwood/CNET As a wellness editor who tests the latest health tech for CNET, and as someone who runs hot, I was excited to try the ChillPill as summer approaches. Especially since I also have Dyson’s new HushJet Mini Cool , its first portable fan, and two popular JisuLife fans, the Ultra2 and Pro1 Mini , to compare it to. The ChillPill combines a bladeless 10-speed fan with airflow up to 17 mph, a dry-touch evaporative mister that won’t leave you soaked and a cryotherapy-inspired cooling plate that drops skin temperature up to 16 degrees Fahrenheit. The latter measurement was calculated from controlled testing at 77 degrees F, with the plate applied to the neck at its highest setting. Lightweight at 12.3 ounces, the ChillPill can be worn on your person as a wristlet or crossbody, clipped to a jacket or purse strap, twisted to rest on a tabletop or clamped onto a stroller or workout machine. Turn the ChillPill into a mister or cooling plate by swapping out the 10-speed fan attachment. Anna Gragert/CNET My experience testing the Shark ChillPill I started using the ChillPill when temperatures climbed over 90 degrees Fahrenheit here in Los Angeles, and I can confirm that it made a difference. Unlike traditional portable fans, having the mister and cooling plate is particularly helpful. The cooling plate is simple, but mighty cool The cooling plate is my favorite ChillPill attachment, and it has two modes: level 1 (best for indoor use) and level 2 (for both indoor and outdoor use). I could actually feel a difference between the two. I love placing it on the back of my neck for instant cooling. While this isn’t its intended use, I also enjoy putting it on level 1 under my eyes to reduce puffiness. The cooling plate was easy to clean with an alcohol wipe, keeping things hygienic. To clean the device’s exterior, wipe it down with a soft, damp cloth, avoiding moisture in the fan inlet, outlet and charging port. Between level 1 and 2, the ChillPill’s cooling plate will help you chill out (literally). Anna Gragert/CNET The mister won’t leave you soaking wet As for the mist pod, it uses dry-touch evaporative misting, leaving you feeling ref
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