Jisulife Life 9: the little fan modeled on its bigger sibling!
Today we review 1 more handheld fan from Jisulife , a handy item for getting through the summer: the Jisulife Fan Handheld Life9 . If you are also considering the Jisulife Handheld Fan Ultra1 , which looks similar to the Jisulife Life9 , you may wonder 2 how they differ. Here are the answers.
Before comparing the Jisulife Ultra1 and Jisulife Life9 , let's look at the specifications of the Jisulife Life9 .
First, the Jisulife Life9 comes in 3 colors:white pink and black . Each color is also offered in 2 battery sizes: 3600mAh and 5000mAh
. The 3600mAh costs about 500 baht, while the 5000mAh costs around 650 baht. Its compact size fits the hand well, and it weighs just 160 grams. Wear it around your neck or put it in a bag; it takes up very little space.
In appearance, it looks much like the Jisulife Ultra1 , as alike as the twins Kasalong and Songpeep, but in a much more compact, portable form. Its body uses ABS plastic, which is light yet strong. Compared with the Jisulife Ultra1 , made from aluminum alloy and fitted with a much larger battery, the Jisulife Ultra1 is considerably heavier. Using plastic and a smaller battery also makes the price of the Jisulife Life9 very attractive, at 500-700 , depending on battery capacity and the shop.
Now let's see what the Jisulife Life9 leaves out compared with its bigger twin, the Jisulife Ultra1 .
- A smaller fan grille
- Less flexible speed adjustment and almost half the airspeed. The Kasalong, or Jisulife Ultra1 , allows speed adjustment from 1-100 and reaches 19m/s . The younger Songpeep, or Jisulife Life9 , uses a button to choose just 5 levels, or 5 speed settings, with airspeed reduced to 10m/s . That is almost half, but it still feels sufficient and suits the lower price.
- No display or lights. The Jisulife Ultra1 is more versatile, with its powerful airflow and large battery allowing extra features. The Jisulife Life9 has a smaller battery, so nonessential features such as the LED display and other lights are omitted. The upside is much less weight, so it is less tiring to hold. By contrast, using the Jisulife Ultra1 for a long time will tire your arm.
- Body materials: given how inexpensive the Jisulife Life9 is compared with the Jisulife Ultra1 , the Jisulife Life9 uses an ABS plastic body with a more minimalist design, offered in 3 colors: white black pink . In other words, it feels more fashion-oriented. Jisulife Ultra1 Meanwhile, the Jisulife Ultra1 uses aluminum alloy for a simple, luxurious look and is available in only 2 color:black andlight brown .
Those are the main differences between these Kasalong and Songpeep twins.