Compressed Air Duster Cleaner for Pc, 180000rpm Electric Compressed Air Dusters for Pc Cleaning, 3 Gear Adjustable Cordless Rechargeable Reusable Air Blower, Keyboard Cleaner for Laptop,Computers,Car

This blower surprised me when I first used it. It provides a very strong flow of air for its size. On the topic of size, the blower is small enough to comfortably fit in the hand and allows for a proper grip. The product comes with 2 nozzles, one short/wider one and one long/narrower one. The blower has 3 speeds with the highest 'turbo' speed having its own button which is held to enable the 'turbo' mode. I used the blower pointed towards my friend who stood about 4 meters from me as I used the 'turbo' function and he said he felt the wind from the blower at that distance which confirms its power and effectiveness. Overall, I think this product is well worth the money especially if you have a constant use case, for example, cleaning computers and their peripherals.

This makes powerful portable wind. The two nozzles allow for targeted blowing. There are three levels of wind 1, 2 and TURBO. The description says this has a 6000mAh rechargeable battery, however the box and the instructions leaflet say 3000mAh! It is very impressive and powerful. I've tried it on my dust and alas I still need to use a duster as dust remains even on turbo. This would very easily remove loose dust and is useful in some scenarios like on my oak table between the planks although I usually use a paint brush to clean that which works well too. I would be careful using it to blast electronics as it is very powerful. I personally can't think of a scenario where I could justify paying £54.99 to have this additional tool. It would blow water, paint, loose snow. Perhaps useful for dusting off awkward things like a book shelf, cd rack, record collection. Do not point it at a dog like the description image shows 🙄. I like the idea that it can be used instead of bellows to start a fire - I haven't tried it and again would point out it's powerful. It's a good little tool, it has a good weight to it, and it's a bit expensive. I would suggest it is not a must have additional cleaning tool, but is for a specific range of jobs. It comes with a draw string bag, charging cable and a tiny brush. All are nicely presented in a box. Would make a nice gift to the right person.

Arrived on time, but would not finish charging, and when I switched it on and increased power to second level, it worked for a few seconds then turned itself off. Couldnt get it onto boost level. It only started again when I plugged it in to charge again, then it did the same again. Maybe I had a duff one!

I ordered this for my partner. This is his review. I’ll admit that when I saw the product description and price for this little air blower, I didn’t think that it’s performance would come anywhere close to justifying its price. I’ll also admit that I was 100% wrong in my assumptions. The blower comes well packaged in a retail box that also includes narrower nozzle, charging cable and soft carry case. The blower itself is made from metal, presumably aluminium, which gives it a premium feel. A button on the back of the handle selects between two speeds and another button on the front activates a turbo mode when held down. Looking at the back of the blower, there is a finger guard covering what looks like a small electric ducted fan (EDF) of the type used in R/C aeroplanes. The nozzle on the front can be unscrewed to reveal another finger guard. The little fan can move a LOT of air. With the default, wide nozzle installed I’d compare it to a hairdryer in power and it works really well for things like blowing dust off the top of a workbench or out of fan guard etc. The narrower nozzle increases the pressure of the air and is really good for things like blowing dust out of PC power supplies without risking damage to components. I’ve spent a lot of time with my hands inside of dusty PCs and I wish I’d had one of these things years ago. It’s more effective than a can of air (and cheaper in the long run), but not as harsh as using a full sized air compressor which can blow components loose. If you’re an IT technician or just like to keep this inside of your PC dust free, this should be in your tool kit. The only slight criticism I have is that there is no filter over the fan inlet, just the finger guard. I’d suggest to the manufacturer that a foam sock filter would be a really good addition to the box.