Comparison: TriPole vs EasyAcc Table Fan - Which One Impresses More?

The backside of the TriPole and EasyAcc Table Fans reveals both similarities and differences, which I've listed for you below:

• Print with Technical Data: Both fans have a print in the middle with technical data, brand, etc.
• Stand Foot:
  • General: Both models have a foldable stand foot, and the size is the same for both.
  • Carry Handle: The EasyAcc's stand foot can also be used as a carry handle, which is not possible with the TriPole as it is full-surface.
  • Non-Slip Areas: The EasyAcc stand foot has two small non-slip areas on the handle.
  • Angle for Folding Out: The angle for folding out is the same on both models, but with the TriPole, screws are visible.

The side view of the TriPole and EasyAcc Table Fans reveals unique characteristics, which I would like to present to you in detail:

• Connection:
  • TriPole: The connection is located on the side and uses the modern USB-C standard.
  • EasyAcc: The connection is at the back in the stand foot and uses the Micro-USB type.
• Control Button:
  • TriPole: The push button is recessed into the front and does not protrude.
  • EasyAcc: On the front, the control knob stands out, designed as a rotary knob, thus differentiating itself from the TriPole's construction.

Upon closer inspection, clear differences emerge between the control buttons of the TriPole and EasyAcc Table Fans:

• TriPole: The control button on the TriPole fan is designed as a push button and is recessed directly into the front surface. It remains flush with the housing and does not protrude.
• EasyAcc: In contrast, the control button on the EasyAcc fan stands out at the front. It is designed as a rotary knob, allowing for more differentiated handling with a tangible pressure point at On/Off and stepless adjustment.

In reviewing the charging cables, there are some notable differences between the TriPole and the EasyAcc fan that I'd like to share with you:

• Plug Type: The TriPole uses a USB-C cable, whereas the EasyAcc is equipped with a Micro-USB cable.
• Quality: The cable of the TriPole feels thicker and of higher quality. It gives the impression that it might be more durable. The EasyAcc cable, on the other hand, is very thin and doesn't seem as high-end.
• Length: Despite the differences in quality, the lengths of the cables in both models are the same.

These differences could be pivotal for some users, depending on their individual needs and preferences.

Having thoroughly tested both the TriPole and EasyAcc fans, I'd like to share my findings with you:

• Similarity in Design: At first glance, the fans look very similar, but the differences are in the details. The positioning of the controls, the quality of the cables, and the connectivity options differ.
• Noise Level: The EasyAcc is slightly quieter, but the TriPole is also good and not disturbingly loud.
• Battery: The battery of the EasyAcc is slightly better in terms of capacity and size.
• Adjustability: The stepless adjustment of the EasyAcc is a decisive advantage over the TriPole, which only has fixed stages.
• Portability: The stand foot of the EasyAcc, which serves as a handle, slightly enhances portability.
• Charging Cable: The TriPole has a small advantage with its more modern USB-C connector and higher-quality cable.
• Price: Here, the TriPole takes the lead with a current price of just under 12 euros, as opposed to the EasyAcc, which is priced at 17 euros.

Overall, both models are solid options, but depending on your specific needs and preferences, one model may be preferred over the other. The price difference may also be a determining factor.