HOTO Handheld Vacuum Cleaner Cordless, Desk Vacuum Cleaner Compressed Electric Air Duster 15000Pa Suction, 4-in-1 Portable Vortex Vacuum Dust Buster Air Blower for Computer, Keyboard

Couldn't love thing more. I bought it for work mostly to clean out computer fans/filters, but I'm using it for so much more. I'm shocked at the amount of air this thing moves. The vacuum works great and filters well. The blower is way stronger than any compressed air can. Not even comparable.The only con is that it's louder than I had hoped, but considering how much more powerful than expected it is I can't complain.

If I could give this more stars I totally would! It is my favorite new gadget! It works amazingly well. Yes, it has a "short" battery life because it's meant for quick stuff. It vacuums great and hold quite a bit in the filter area but my favorite is blowing the dust of everything! It's so fun! Gets into every nook and you can just see it removing the dust. It's honestly kind of addicting to use! Get your kids to help you dust the house, the car! Everything. It's also very nicely built and packaged.

It gets the job done, but the pieces are easy to lose, especially with a toddler running around. The suction is great, and it cleaned my desk, keyboard, and MacBook perfectly. I wish you could cut off the blowing feature that comes from the opposite end while using the vacuum feature, but a nice breeze while vacuuming never hurts anyone.

Loved it! It is so beautiful, has good quality and works well! I recommend it!

I bought this thinking it'd be the perfect thing to help me quickly clean up errant coffee grounds in my morning espresso making routine. I watched youtube reviews, and felt like i did my research and when it arrived my first impressions of the device were quite strong. The suction power is modest and diminishes with some of the longer attachments, but that was fine and within what I was expecting, and it seemed to do the job well.However a little over a month into owning it, it began to power itself down. First after 10-20 seconds, then after a few more times about 1-2 seconds. I have cleaned the device thoroughly, filters, attachments anything thats cleanable and I'm generally the kind of person to not run into this issues because of device maintenance.It seems like taking all the attachments off got it to run again but that's not really useful at all. I've tried all sorts of reconfigurations, different attachments, charging fully repeatedly but no results. These days i can get 1-2 seconds and I think I've finally given up.Perhaps its some kind of safety mechanism if there isn't enough suction--not really certain, but rest assure after spending about 2-3 hours fiddling with it this thing is going in the trash.

Very efficient and useful.

absolutely love this item, very versatile and useful

Ok so this unit is nice and powerful, ie : I’m not using it for vacuuming my car or anything, as I think that’s kinda ridiculous to have that kind of expectations for something that fits in your hand and obviously only has like an 8floz reservoir.. max. I use this bad boy to… let’s start at 2.2. Clean the keyboard. The compression this thing puts out with the heavily tapered end is impressive, not “can of air” impressive but dang close and you don’t have to worry about hitting the angle wrong and misting ice cold propellant on the sensitive bits.1. —> the #1 reason I bought this specific make/model (HOTO compressed air capsule. Model QWCXJ001) is for sucking up these dang bugs! I work during the day, so when I get home and turn on the PC, I’ve got 3 screens, the ladybugs and box elder bugs come out in force. Oh and I have as much RGB shut off as I can but my RAM is a nice little party all the time and my case side is glass. So anyway, this HOTO handheld is worth its weight in gold as its ability to suck a bug off a sensitive surface without getting very close is like nothing I’ve ever seen!PS: big bonus, if you are buying this unit for the purposes I have, the vacuum attachment is very well built, with a tiny reusable hepa filter in it and the vacuum tunnel has a flap so they go in but they don’t go out. (See second photo, I’ve got some ladybugs and a fly!)