What Sogo sells
Retail listings show Sogo as a maker of rechargeable fans, plus some fan heaters and other small appliances. For fans, the types include hand and desk fans, rechargeable table fans, floor or pedestal fans and mist fans. Model numbers usually start with JPN. Our charging fan guide explains how battery fans work.
Common models in listings
Seen often in listings are the JPN-414 hand fan, the JPN-416 mist fan, the JPN-523 and JPN-524 rechargeable fans, the JPN-670 table fan and the JPN-633 and JPN-650R floor fans. Model numbers can be reused or updated, so confirm the exact specification, the battery size and the charging time before you buy.
Sogo fan price guide
Rates vary by seller and stock. These indicative ranges come from typical retail listings, and they are not a price list from the maker.
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Hand-held rechargeable fan, JPN-414 class | About PKR 1,600 |
| Rechargeable mist fan, JPN-416 class | About PKR 4,800 |
| Rechargeable fan, JPN-523 or 524 class | PKR 6,000 - 7,000 |
| Rechargeable table fan, JPN-670 class | PKR 9,500 - 10,900 |
| Rechargeable floor fan, JPN-633 class | PKR 16,500 - 17,500 |
| Rechargeable floor fan, JPN-650R class | About PKR 19,500 |
Prices move with brand, model, size and stock. Use these ranges to judge a quote, then compare the exact model and what is included.
Battery backup and charging
Backup time depends on the battery size and the speed. Ask for the backup at medium speed and the charging time from empty. Check whether the fan runs on mains while charging and whether the battery can be replaced. A fan with a replaceable battery lasts longer than one with a sealed pack you cannot change.
Which Sogo type suits which room
A small rechargeable table fan suits a desk or bedside. A floor fan suits a lounge or a hall. A mist fan suits a covered outdoor area in dry heat. For the mains-only options, see our table fan, pedestal fan and mist fan pages.
Where power cuts are short, a rechargeable table fan beside the bed is enough. Where they last for hours, pair a floor fan with a second fan or look at a solar-backed AC DC ceiling fan, because a single small battery will not last a whole afternoon at high speed.
How to compare with other brands
Compare battery capacity, backup at medium speed, charging time, speed steps, remote and light, warranty on the battery and the motor and the price of a replacement battery. Other brands such as Geepas, Sonashi, Super Asia, Orient, GFC and Royal also sell rechargeable fans in overlapping ranges, so compare the same features, not just the name.
Buying checklist
- Exact model. Match the box, the label and the invoice.
- Battery. Ask the type, the size and the replacement price.
- Backup. Get the hours at medium speed.
- Warranty. Ask what covers the battery and the charger.
- Test. Run it on battery in the shop if you can.
Care and safety
Charge the fan fully before first use and do not leave it flat for long. Keep it away from water and dust. Plug it into a protected socket such as a board with surge protection for the charger. If the charger or battery gets hot or swells, stop using it and have it checked.
Frequently Asked Questions
Indicative listing ranges are about PKR 1,600 for a hand fan, PKR 4,800 for a mist model, PKR 6,000 to 7,000 for mid models, PKR 9,500 to 10,900 for a table fan and PKR 16,500 to 19,500 for floor fans, depending on seller and stock.
Many rechargeable fans run on mains while they charge, but it depends on the model. Check the manual or ask the seller to demonstrate it before you buy. Running on mains while charging is safe on a properly designed unit.
Backup depends on the battery size and the speed. A fan may run many hours on low speed and only a few on high speed. Ask for the figure at medium speed, and ask the age and the replacement price of the battery.
On some models yes, on others the pack is sealed. A replaceable battery makes the fan last longer. Ask the seller whether spare batteries are sold, how much they cost and who can fit them before you buy. Ask for the price in writing.
It gives a few hours of air without mains, which suits a night in one room. For long outages, an AC DC fan on a solar and battery system is a stronger option. A rechargeable fan is a good backup, not a full replacement.
Send the type, size and backup hours you want on WhatsApp. We confirm what we can supply and reply with a written rate that lists the model, battery type, warranty and delivery, so you can compare quotes on the same scope.