Create the wow factor with the 3D Hologram Fan
Holographic blade: a visual explosion in your space
At the crossroads of art and technology, this LED fan doesn’t cool the air, it projects a floating 3D image that you can see with the naked eye, no glasses or screen required. Powered by 224 professional HD LEDs on rotating blades, every visual becomes a perfect illusion. The rapid spin creates a stunning stroboscopic effect that brings planets, cars, characters or even your logo to life. A piece of decor ? Hardly. It’s a pocket-sized spectacle.
3D Hologram Fan: to impress, teach or sell
It’s the dream tool for captivating a classroom, dressing a shop window, surprising friends or giving a truly extraordinary gift. Whether for advertising displays or to wow guests at home, this tech marvel does it all. Fancy a spinning globe, a personalised message or a roaring T-rex? Simply load your content via the Android, iOS or Windows app. And no, it’s not complicated: everything is plug-and-wow.
3D Hologram Fan Specifications
- Materials: high-strength ABS + PC
- Dimensions: 42 cm diameter
- Power: mains cable with adapter (included)
- Contents: fan unit, mounting bracket & screws, memory card, card reader, cable, remote control
- Connectivity: Android/iOS/Windows compatible; HD resolution; app control; video/image/GIF display; wall-mount option
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the 3D image work?
It relies on persistence of vision. The 224 LEDs on the blades flash in precise patterns as they spin, and your eye blends the rapid flashes into one image that appears to float in mid-air, with no glasses needed.
What is in the box?
You get the fan unit, a mounting bracket and screws, a memory card, a card reader, a cable, a remote control and the mains adapter.
Can I show my own images or logo?
Yes. You can load videos, images or GIFs through the Android, iOS or Windows app, so it can display anything from a planet to a shop logo or a personal message.
Does it cool the air like a normal fan?
No. Despite the name it is a display, not a cooling fan. It runs from the mains using the adapter supplied.
How big is it and can it go on a wall?
It is 42 cm in diameter and made of ABS and PC. It can be wall mounted with the bracket and screws included, ideally out of reach since the blades spin fast.
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Rachel Thornton –
Set this up in the lounge with the curtains drawn and my six-year-old actually gasped. He kept trying to poke the rocket and then ran round the back to see where it was coming from. Took about five minutes to get going and he’s asked to switch it on every evening since. Bedtime has become a bit of a negotiation, but worth it.
Graham Pettifer –
Does what it says. The blades spin so fast that your eye blends the LEDs into one floating image, clever bit of kit. Only reservation is that it needs a properly dark room, otherwise the picture looks a bit washed out. Fine in the evening.
Dorothy Aldridge –
Bought for my grandson’s birthday. His little face lit up. Lovely thing.
Priya Sharma –
spot on. we’ve hung it in the shop window next to the till and people keep stopping on the pavement to look, a couple have even come in to ask what it is. Easy to mount, runs quietly, and the colours really pop once the afternoon light fades. Chuffed with it.
Hannah Doyle –
Third gadget I’ve ordered from here and delivery was quick again, postie had it on my doorstep in two days. The fan is great fun and the kids were glued to it. Slightly louder than I expected, a gentle whirr, but you stop noticing after a while. Cracking for the price.
Mohammed Hussain –
Brilliant. Brought it along to my nephew’s science-themed party and it was the centre of attention all afternoon. Brighter than I thought it would be, and the rocket really does look like it’s hovering. Even the adults were crowding round it.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie’s 8th birthday and he hasn’t stopped talking about it. We switched the lights off in the lounge and his jaw literally dropped when the rocket appeared, then he wanted to show every single person who came to the door. Cracking little gadget, and the postie even got a demo.
Daniel Pritchard –
Brilliant. Had to find out how it worked, and it’s clever stuff: the blades spin so fast your eye can’t follow them, while the LEDs flash in perfect time to draw the image in mid-air. Spot on in a dim room.