SDFM Electric Air Duster - 130000RPM Compressed Air Duster，3 Gear Adjustable Jet Dry Blower can Reusable Can for Computer Keyboard,Outdoors,Car,Home.… (Colorful)

Looking to replace wasteful can dusters, I decided to go with a compact blower I could throw in my bag and use with my power bank and existing USB-C cables and this seemed to fit the bill. It′s got enough output to blow out small bits of trash and dust, which is excellent for clearing out under the bed or other spots it would otherwise be a pain to get to. It feels nice and weighted and has survived a couple 4 ft+ drops on concrete without so much as a ding.I did lose the magnetic nozzle it comes with and reached out to the seller who sent me a free replacement right away without any questions or hesitation, so that checks the final box of post-purchase support.Highly recommend this if you want a compact blower that charges with USB-C and ends the need for canned dusters.

My barber introduced me to a similar product which costs quite a bit more, and I was super impressed. So, I scoured Amazon for a comparable product that was more affordable and had great reviews. I came across this device and I was uncertain at first. I saw reviews that said it could not move anything like the videos show (maybe they were not using full power?). I can tell you for a fact the videos are accurate. A little history... We have a multi-pet house, so lots of dust and pet dander build up. Though we constantly vacuum, electronics, furniture, walls, and lampshades are constantly getting build-up. I spend about 30 bucks a month on canned, compressed air (dust-off), mostly just to try to keep my electronics clean. The power of canned air is optimal for about 5 seconds, then begins to fade. So you have to pause for a bit or only use it in very short bursts to get consistent power. Not with this electric air duster. This thing REALLY BLOWS!As a test, I was able to clear my backyard walkways of sand, grass, sticks, and even dog poo, so power is not a problem at all. As for dusting, you have three power modes: Full, mid, and low. Depending on what you are trying to clean, be careful with full power. Make sure the immediate area is free of loose or lightweight items that can be blown away, especially smaller items.I have tested this on portable stand-up fans, computers, my portable AC filter screens, walls, floors, furniture, lampshades, clothing (pet hair), my beard, and my hair after showering. The electric duster handles them all with ease. I suggest cleaning portable devices like fans outside. When I did it, it blew huge clouds of dust all over the house. I had no idea it was that dirty.The only thing that is a little disappointing is that the battery drains pretty quickly with it constantly running. It does get a little warm with the power on for long periods, as well, but the good thing is that it is so powerful that you do not need to run it for very long to clean your mid-sized and smaller devices.I could go on about how much I like this thing, but I will end it here. Since I bought it, I have used it daily. Just as a note, this device is not a vacuum; it is only a blower and should only be used as such. My personal rating: Five stars for power, four stars for battery—it does last if you use it sparingly. Five stars for ease of use, and four stars for value (even though it was affordable, it is still not "cheap"). However, compared to spending $30/mo on compressed air, it has already paid for itself.

I was concerned that this would be another piece of crap duster and a waste of money. I am glad I took the chance anyway and purchased this device. You don't even need any nozzle attachments because it is so powerful. It has power settings because it is so powerful. The low setting is actually useful to clean or dry things. The high setting actually feels stronger that the compressed air cans. I will definitely be buying this again.Now I just have to find out how long it lasts. I will update in the future.

I was skeptical of reviews saying how powerful these are but I figured I would try it out anyway. I would have to say that these are without a doubt the most powerful handheld blower of this kind. They are strong enough to blast off 5 years of dust layering from PC fans and restore them to nearly new cleanliness after only a few seconds of use with minimal work.Battery life is quite decent for the power output but operating on high will drain the batteries after only a few minutes of runtime. Basically, I would equate a charge to roughly half of a new can of compressed air but the beauty of these is you only have to plug it in and its refilled and you don't have to constantly buy new cans. Plus you also totally eliminate the risk of blowing condensation from the frozen gases pulling water out of the air onto your components and it doesn't leave a residue on whatever you are attempting to clean from spitting out liquid propellant.After close inspection I have figured out that they operate using a high powered ducted electric motor that is typically used in something like a high powered RC Airplane which means lifespan should be excellent.

I was very skeptical with purchasing this. I had lots of doubts looking up multiple mini turbo fans, watching videos on YouTube, reading many reviews. At first glance, this product looks very cheap. I decided to give it a shot. The box it came in looked very nicely constructed. This mini turbo fan has surprisingly very good build quality. You can feel the weight of the battery and the casing feels like very high quality materials along with rubber grips. It clearly displays the battery level on the under side next to the USB-C charge port and it has 3 levels of fan speeds. This fan is impressively strong for it's size. You won't be drying your car in a few quick minutes but it is strong enough to blow water and debris off your car. This is great for clearing out dust and small particles. I'm greatly impressed.

ok was skeptical at first but it's honestly amazing. holds a charge for super long time and blows strong. front piece falls off easily which is annoying but whatever. works really well.

I viewed the video demo for this device and was moderately impressed however, I purchased with the intent of carrying it along on back country camping excursions to help with campfire, inflate air mattress and clear flack from working surface for prepare food and such. Also, the coloured version is easy to spot amongst camping gear.Well, once I received it and charged it up then turned it on my opinion changed. First of all:-the engineering of the weighty, impact resistant partially rubberized case gives away the care and attention invested in its design, top shelf in my opinion.-multipurpose home/office applications most obvious would be for clearing dust out and off of equipment around home and office(use for this purpose at your own discretion).-easily inflates my camping air mat with speed and full power to spare.(4 blue dots on bottom let you know the amount of charge in the device, 4 dots is a full charge and 4 dots were still showing after inflating my camping mat).-use to blow out dust and flack in hard to reach crevices in your car.Overall great multipurpose tool!

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bad quality :(

I've used other electric dusters before, but this is on another level, It's so compact and powerful.There are LED indicator on the handle with speed selector, front trigger button turns on and off.I would advise not to run the 3rd speed for long time, the battery will start getting hot with rapid discharge. You probably won't even need to use the 3rd speed at all for normal desktop, keyboard cleaning, too much power and stuff starts flying away.The build is solid, will see how well the battery holds up.

Worked great for dusting. Good air force for the price. I got it in March and I was satisfied with the purchase. The Amazon listing shows it clearing snow off a car. I used it to clear some snow off my car. It’s not strong enough to clear it all but it got some. Shortly after, it smelled of burnt electronics and wouldn’t turn on. If you’re going to boast wet condition tasks, it should be able to handle wet conditions. I tried product support through Amazon, but it gave me troubleshooting tips and then they didn’t work or apply, it redirected me to the original troubleshooting tips menu; refund not available