Compressed Air Duster, 3 Gear Adjustable 110000RPM Electric Air Blow Portable Keyboard Cleaner with LED Light, Rechargeable Dust Off Cordless Air Duster for Computer, Car, Electric Devices

Bought this air duster for my PC, keyboard cleaning. It comes in handy form and simple one button quick control and does the work well. Air pressure is not as violent as my wish but it can blow tiny particles, crumb of food away from my keyboard. So overall I still keep it as a useful gadget for every day workbench cleaning.

It is actually a blower in a small size. It is good enough for cars as it has many adaptors. It is useful for keeping car clean from dust.

ALRIGHTY!!!If you're gamer and are also the type of person who is looking to replace the millions of compressed air cans you get everything month to clean your Console, PC, Keyboard, etc..., this might be your best option.When I purchased this Compressed Air Duster (C.A.D.), my initial thought was that it will replace the need from me to ever buy cans again, but it did not happen. Now, OBVIOUSLY the air cans are designed to have a high pressurized blast of air that will remove and dirt or debris from unwanted places with a quick 2-3 pumps. With this specific C.A.D, I do find myself having to do a bit more work and spend more time on removing the dirt or debris. This C.A.D. does give you the options to choose from 3 speeds of air but I always end up using the highest setting since I helps me get the job done faster.In all. This is a very good product, and I was initially thinking about returning it, but I found myself using this C.A.D. for other things such as inflating a twin bed (it was actual quick and easy) and also using it as a fan. I also love the accessories it comes with which do make cleaning my PC and Keyboard Cleaner.Here are somethings I wish this C.A.D. had- Battery Life Display - I do use this C.A.D. every day and trying to gauge how much battery it has before it dies is a pain in the butt.- Smaller tubing - I only want this to replicate what a can air does. I know a machine such as this wont ever give you the same results from using compressed air cans but who knows if a smaller tube might do the trick.- Easy Access to change the filter - This C.A.D. has a filter where the air comes from. I have removed this filter before with tweezers to clean it out since it builds up quick with lint but if there was a way to remove the front end by twisting the cap head to gain access, that would be nice.

This air duster is an excellent tool for keeping my keyboard and other electronics dust-free. It delivers a strong burst of air that effectively removes dust and debris from even the tiniest, hard-to-reach corners. Unlike traditional canned air, it’s easy to use and doesn’t leave any residue behind. I was especially impressed by how well it cleaned between the keys, where dust tends to accumulate the most. Whether for keyboards, PC fans, or other delicate electronics, this air duster gets the job done efficiently. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and mess-free cleaning solution!

I purchased this air duster to clean dust at various places, such as keyboard, computer vents, car, etc. I used it since the weekend, it has been working great so far.Pros:1. Easy to use. I just took it out of the box, then charged its battery to full, then started using it, even without reading the manual.2. Versatility. I love that it comes with various brush heads, which are very useful.3. It is very compact and light-weight, so my hand did not feel tired while I was doing the cleaning.4. Powerful. It indeed blasted a lot of dirty stuff out of my keyboard.Cons:1. The battery life is only good for 20 minutes of use and it takes about 1 hour for a full charge. This is not ideal, but it is acceptable given its affordable price.Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase.

Works extremely well to get the dust out from between the keys on my keyboard. Normally have to buy compressed air for this, but this does the trick almost as well in a sustainable and cheaper way!

I bought this to blow dust off my desk and clean out PCs and servers I handle on a near daily basis. The blower itself is fine. I haven't had much luck with stuck dust, but loose stuff like crumbs, hair, and light debris are moved - It's similar to a compressed air can. The attachments are probably what's supposed to make this the best product, however, half of mine don't fit right....There are two nozzles, an air mattress filler (Idk if I'd want to use this for something like that), a brush nozzle, and what looks like an extension, however none of the nozzles fit on it. It is maybe an inch long, and the diameter is about the same as the blower's itself, so I'm not sure what the point of it is.The only nozzles that fit fairly well are the shorter nozzle and the "extension" (that somehow isn't an extension). None of the others stay on long enough to really use. Tapping anything even slightly causes them to fall off, which may not be bad for the blower nozzles, but is awful for the brush nozzle which I have to hold with a second hand to even use. I have to basically hold the attachments on while using them - not awful, but certainly not expected of any product like this.I like that it can charge over USB C, however, the instruction say specifically *NOT* (in big letters everywhere, even next to the charging port itself) *NOT* to use a USB C-C cable, only A-C. I presume this means there is no real voltage protection built into the unit, so if you use a PD power adapter like a laptop charger or most phone chargers, it either will not charge at all, or it may glitch and try charging it at the maximum voltage available, damaging the unit. I don't like this, and would rather the ability to safely use any charger I feel I need to.The unit itself feels solid, however, again cheap - perhaps maybe more durable over several years (although, lithium ion battery with no real charge protection?) as there is no rubber on the device, at all. Even the handle is 100% plastic - good plastic, but plastic nonetheless. Don't expect any form of "comfort grip" here.The "light" exists. It's a light. But it's so dim that I can't hardly see it being useful at all over just a phone light or turning on the room light. There is also no indication of charging. There appears to be a space for an LED, however, mine is apparently not working.The "interface" is also odd. You don't just hold the trigger to turn it on, but hold it for 3 seconds and it turns on - you don't have to hold it the entire time. This might be odd for some people, and perhaps a bit awkward, however, it enables speed settings. The first mode is low, then you pull the "trigger" (it's just a button where a trigger would be) to increase the speed. There are three total settings, and the fourth press will turn the unit off. I haven't had much issue with this interface.Much more minor complaints, not really impacting the function of the unit, however, might speak a bit to the quality. There are two cheap stickers on the device solely for explaining charging. One is next to the charging port warning against USB C chargers (clearly it's a big enough issue to place warnings directly on device, not just in an instructions page) and the other is explaining how to turn the device on and telling you to charge before use.... The fonts are slightly different on my unit, and the English isn't the best. For a product like this, I could see at least hiring a couple Americans or europeans to write the instructions at least.