Last month, Dyson launched a new portable fan to keep you feeling fresh anywhere this summer. The Dyson HushJet Mini Cool is a tiny but powerful fan that you can hold in your hand, use at your desk, or hang around your neck when you're on the move, and it proved enormously popular, selling out almost immediately.

I've been waiting with bated breath for it to return, and now it finally has — so if you're tired of feeling uncomfortable on the move, this is your chance to grab one. At $99.99, it's one of the most affordable personal fans around right now (it's $50 cheaper than the Shark ChillPill), but with the design and build quality you'd expect from Dyson.

The HushJet Mini Cool comes in three colorways, but only the Stone/Blush version is available right now — Ink/Blue and Carnelia/Sky are still sold out.

The HushJet Mini Cool fan has a blade-less design and five airflow modes, along with a boost button for occasions when you need relief fast (when your train's air conditioning fails, when you've just finished a workout, or if you're experiencing a hot flush, for example).

It comes with a Neck Dock so you can keep your face and neck cool hands-free, a charging stand, a travel pouch, and a USB-C charging cable. A Universal Mount for attaching the fan to objects like gym equipment, and a Clip Grip for clamping it onto clothing and bag straps will be available separately soon.

The HushJet Mini Cool has Dyson's signature function-led design, meaning it looks quite unlike any other portable fan, and its HushJet nozzle lowers frequencies so you're not troubled by annoying high-pitched noises.

I'm currently testing the Dyson HushJet Mini Cool fan, and will bring you a full review very soon, but if you can't wait that long then I suggest placing your order now before it flies off the shelves again.

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