The scorching-hot NYC heat is back like it never left.

Even more annoying: It’s 91°F outside, and the AC actually just cut out in my apartment building, leaving me no choice but to search for a quick cooling solution headed into the weekend.

TORRAS COOLiFY Air 2026 Upgraded Neck Fan Air Conditioner might just be my savior — and it’s 15% off on Amazon right now.

Consider this product your personal, portable AC unit. It wraps behind your neck and delivers an 18°F temperature drop in just seconds.

The fan is specially made to target your carotid arteries, the blood vessels located on both sides of your neck that carry blood from your heart to your brain, face and head. When it’s placed on the neck, it reportedly helps cool you down 300% faster than similar fans on the market.

There is an upper vent that blows cold air on your face, and a lower vent that caters to the rest of your body. Choose from three different modes: cool, cooler and heating (best to soothe sore muscles when hunched over a work desk).

I’ve tested so many neck fans that have got stuck in my hair, resulting in me needing to actually lop off some locks. Thankfully, this product’s bladeless structure and honeycomb mesh ensure foolproof use.

The silicone material feels comfortable when pressed up against the skin and is lightweight (less than 14 oz, the weight of a phone).

The fan is also ultra-quiet and operates at a similar frequency to an air conditioner.

The battery will last you all day long in fan mode, up to six hours in cooling mode and four hours in cooling and fan mode. When you’re ready to plug it in, it will take just three hours to fully charge back up again.

I can’t wait to rock this outside during a walk in the park — and most likely inside as well if my AC doesn’t get fixed soon. Shop the TORRAS COOLiFY Air 2026 Upgraded Neck Fan Air Conditioner at 15% on Amazon now while discounts last.

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