OPOLAR Cordless Compressed Air Duster - Blower & Vacuum 2-in-1, Replaces Canned Air Spray Cleaner for Computer Keyboard, Electric Portable Mini Handheld Car Vehicle Vacuum Cleaner

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  As you can see from the video review, the power pales in comparison to the xpower. However, this model is so much more convenient to just have sitting close to your desk, with no wires that I find myself using it a lot for the keyboard and various small electronics. My Xpower sits in the bag (it's corded), but when there's a heavy duty job to do there's no comparison. Xpower is half the price and significantly more powerful, could replace air canisters. The Opolar ... not so much, but again for most things the opolar is sufficient. Price is a bit on the high end, but I'm keeping it.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This is just what I've been wanting! It blows off the grass from my golf push cart with ease. The first part of the video is on slow speed, followed by the higher speed. It works on my golf shoes as well! Plus it's also a vacuum...great for getting up all those little grass blades from the car's carpet. Extra perk.. it plugs into my 12v located in the back of my Tesla where I keep my golf clubs!

This is a very versatile item. Works well as both a vacuum and a canned-air replacement for cleaning the dust bunnies out of my mid-tower PC case.The only drawback is where the on/off switch has been placed. No matter whether I'm using this as a vac or to blow air, my hand/fingers naturally fall onto the power switch, and the unit turns itself off. I found I'm spending almost as much time powering the motor on again than actually using it for its intended purpose.Perhaps in its next engineering revision the power switch might be moved to the base?

I went to Amazon to buy a $5 "squeezable air bulb" and ended up buying this $100 air sucker/blower. After a week of using it, I couldn't be happier and feel justified with my purchase.If you have old computers or video games, you have dust. A can of compressed air costs between $5-$10 depending on the size and brand, so this device is approximately the cost of 10-20 cans of compressed air. I currently use 1-2 cans of compressed air a year, but would use a lot more if it were essentially free. So, I expect this thing to pay for itself over the next couple of years.The OPOLAR doesn't blow as hard or as focused as compressed air, but it's close enough, and it does the job. I was able to put the nozzle on one side of my keyboard and watched dust and crumbs exit from the other side. Unlike compressed air, I felt no guilt in letting this thing shoot air continually for several minutes until things stopped shooting out.With a twist of the shaft, the OPOLAR becomes a vacuum device. I found this useful for sucking up all the dust and crumbs that just shot out of my keyboard. There's a rubber flap that keeps the crumbs from falling back out, and a little air filter that is apparently washable. I wouldn't want to vacuum the whole house on my hands and knees with it, but for cleaning up electronics, I think it's perfect. I actually think this would make a nice car detailing accessory.There are two speeds, low and high. I never used low because I'm an American and I paid for high. I don't know how long the battery lasts, but it arrived fully charged, I haven't recharged it, and I've blown the dust off of everything I own. The website says it's good for 5,000 charges. If you charged it every day, that's just over 13 1/2 years. If you charge it once a week, that's 96 years. In 96 years, I will also be dust. I doubt the OPOLAR is large enough to vacuum up the remains of an entire human being, but if you try it, let me know.Finally, the OPOLAR comes with two attachments. They push into place and pull off. There's one for the blower and one for the sucker. Each one has bristles. The blowing one worked great for getting down in between all the keys on my keyboard. The sucking one did a great job getting all the crumbs out of my beard.I don't use as much compressed air as I would like because every time I squeeze the trigger I know I'm that much closer to having to go buy another bottle. Plus, the coldness of the can reminds me that I'm killing the ozone for my kids. The OPOLAR does just as good as compressed air, is better for the environment, and will in all likelihood outlast me. Plus it vacuums, something compressed air doesn't do. If you eat at your desk, buy things from garage sales or thrift stores, or like playing Godzilla with houses made of playing cards, the OPOLAR is a great investment.

This duster works really well in our house. It is really easy to use, and easy to clean, makes it easier to keep the kids computers for school running at there optimal performance.conventional cleaning methods are hard to get in between crevices of keyboards and spaces sprung computers.I used to buy canned air sprays and they were so hard because they run out so quickly and I had to buy in bulk.Now I can save money by using this device instead, it has literally already paid for itself.I highly recommend this with anyone who have computers that collect dust and make it hard to clean.Its very powerful, extremely compact and easy to store, has a very good battery life, and charges up extremely fast.It also comes in handy for my vehicle, my husband works in construction and the dust that comes off of his clothes gets into every little corner..Only wish I would’ve purchased this machine sooner.. very happy with it!

I was in the market for canned air for crevice cleaning. Think bookshelves, makeup counters, or the crud in your gearshift or your car. Stumbled upon this on amazon and thought it was cool that it was a 2 in 1 vacuum and air compressor. It’s legit ! It’s a standard USB charge so that’s positive , and it’s pretty mighty and has 2 different power settings! You can easily twist between vacuum or air compression mode and there are two vacuum attachments if you need them ! I haven’t used it for more than maybe 5 mins at a time so I can’t speak to the battery longevity yet. My dad and brother are def getting this as a cool stocking stuffer this year Bc they have everything and I never know what to get them !

Main reason i purchaese this is because i cant buy cans of air many places. This blows air welll and has powerfull suction. It is easy to use charges fast. I use this to blow off my computer my chairs and hard to reach places i can't get with cloth. And its not bulky easy to hold and handle. Worth ewery penny.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This air duster is fricking awesome. Went through my computer and everyone else’s in a single charge. Including keyboards.This is the perfect alternative to buying expensive compressed air cans all the time. And since it’s rechargeable. You won’t feel bad for using it all the time. Has two modes. Low power and high power. Wish the suction was a little bit stronger but I bought this specifically for the air blower.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I got this vacuum to help me clean up when I’m using my cricut. This really helps keep the pieces from flying all over the place and creating a sticky mess.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I was on my way to my local hardware shop to buy cans of air duster to clear out the dust that's in my laundry room that's hard to clear out. I figured I would need a lot more than a few cans to clear all the dust so thought I should look for a better solution and discovered these electric air dusters. Fantastic creation and I think environmental friendly if you use it enough. It was successful at removing so must dust from the laundry room in the 25 minutes alone and I recharged it and ran it for a second time. I also use it around my office to clean my MacBook pro air duct and keyboard area along with the supplied brushes. A very useful purchase and money well spent.

I have plenty of cats and they visit me in my office consistently. This creates a large amount of fur everywhere, including my keyboard.This little vacuum sucks very well and, using the little brush, allows easy cleaning of keyboards. I've never had such a clean keyboard, without buying a new one.Now that being said, the system that holds the brush in place on the suction end of the vacuum seems to slide too easily, this has cause the brush to move back, exposing the tip of the vacuum, which has ruined a few surfaces.Regardless, if not for overly-delicate items, this vacuum is fantastic. I just wish it hadn't ruined a couple of my things.