Small fan. Useful idea.
We’re developing a compact, magnetic USB fan to aim your PC’s existing warm exhaust toward your feet—or away from you.
$29.99 estimated MSRP
USD · not available to order
One fan. Two directions.
Aim the outlet. Reposition the base.
Keep the inlet in the exhaust stream.
The goal: capture warm exhaust during gaming, rendering or another sustained workload and aim toward nearby feet. No heating element—just heat your PC already makes.
Warming is not yet demonstrated. Idle PCs may provide little useful warmth.
The second goal: redirect exhaust that’s blowing on you. Adjust the head and reposition the base to keep the inlet in the plume and point the outlet into clear space.
Redirects exhaust, not room temperature. No PC-cooling improvement is claimed.
The planned setup.
A floor tower beside your feet.
Not a laptop or room heater.
Look for accessible exhaust under sustained load and solid magnetic steel beside it. Glass and aluminum will not hold the mount. Keep all vents and sensitive storage regions clear.
A stock 1 m USB-A lead keeps the route short. Confirm it reaches without tension; then remove the shipping keeper and place the covered magnetic base. USB host compatibility is still pending testing.
Keep the inlet in warm exhaust, aim the outlet and secure the adjustment. Lift the base to move it—don’t slide it across paint. Choose a speed and keep the cable out of walkways.
Planned: a compact guarded fan, two or three speeds, adjustable magnetic mount and an English quick-start card. Fully assembled in one small shipping box. Final parts and performance are unverified. This concept is not installation instructions for an untested product; never aim exhaust back into a PC intake.
Good questions.
Still a concept.
Being built with clear limits.
No heater, battery or charging. Feet Heet redirects existing PC exhaust. Many idle PCs produce little warmth; the first version targets a loaded floor tower close to your feet. Useful warming has not yet been demonstrated.
You need a magnetic steel mounting spot beside unobstructed exhaust and a compatible USB-A port within the 1 m cable’s reach. Glass and aluminum will not work. Painted-steel grip, magnetic clearance, adjustment stability and USB power behavior still require qualification. Keep the magnet outside the case and away from magnetic-sensitive items.
Aiming exhaust away from the user is the second design goal. Reposition the base when needed to keep the inlet in the plume. It is not a room cooler or a proven PC-cooling upgrade. It must not block vents, recirculate exhaust into intakes or worsen PC temperatures.
There is no confirmed launch date. Estimated MSRP is $29.99 USD, a provisional planning price subject to quotes and validation. Shipping and applicable tax would be additional. The first release is planned for the US only. No orders, preorders, payments or email signup are open.
In development / United States first
First we test the idea. Then the finished product.
No orders or email signup are open.
Estimated MSRP $29.99 USD · Shipping and tax additional · No confirmed launch date