Air Duster - Computer Vacuum Cleaner - for Keyboard Cleaning- Cordless Canned Air- Powerful - Energy-Efficient Air-01

This is a canned air replacement, a small desk/keyboard/electronics blower and vacuum. This is not to take to your vehicle for 20 minutes trying to clean it. Keep that in mind and I think you'll be happy. I use this to clean my and my son's computer desk, our keyboards, mice, etc. when they've accumulated dust and debris, which happens frequently enough. It's awesome to pop it over a keyboard to blow out crumbs and dust and then swap and suck it all up from the desk afterwards. For that, I have 0 complaints and for the price (which is maybe 1/2 or less vs. other similar products out there) it is well worth it. Air throughput is really good. This works as a duster, blower, pump (for air beds, small tires, etc) and of course, a small/lite vacuum. I've thus far used it as a vacuum, duster and blower and for these things, it works and works well. Haven't used it as a pump. USB C charging so, no specialty cables necessary. It comes with a bunch of pieces for vacuuming, air blowing, air dusting and pumping and it comes with 2 filters and USB C to A cable. It also comes with instructions. The vac cannister is big enough that I never fill it after using it (for what I use it for, ymmv) and I generally swap and wash the filter after ~6 uses, even if it doesn't look that bad. I use the dishwasher. The one complaint I have is that the flap that keeps the debris inside will likely break quickly, it looks a little flimsy. I've seen better designs at cannisters that are easily emptied, albeit from way more expensive products. All in all, I recommend this device 100%. Also, I had a chance to interact with support and they are extremely responsive. Any product with good support I will stand behind. _____________ This last part is just some advice: There are certain factors that will keep it running well. First of all, if you're not using it over the long term, make sure to charge it at least once every 6 months, this is a general rule for any lithium or other rechargeable device with a non removable battery. If you don't you'll stand a chance that it won't run when you try to use it and charging it won't work. I've had this happen with other devices first hand. Secondly (and this is important), make sure the filter is not broken or breached. If debris gets into the motor, that's it, it will start shake and wobble and get extremely noisy with lots of vibration and there's no real way to recover, you can still use it but it won't be the same. Finally, don't get lazy. If the filter looks dirty, swap it out with another. When they are both dirty, stop using it. You can wash the filter so it's not a big deal but I've seen people use dirty filters and then when their little vacuum motors burn up they get upset. A dirty, clogged filter means very little air getting in, which in turn means low to no cooling for the motor, which in turn means a burned up motor....most bigger vacs have thermal cut out, I don't think the smaller ones do. Read more

This thing sucks. It also blows. And the internal battery means you can make use of its sucking and blowing anywhere, without even the requirement of any physical attachments. It even comes with it's own protection in the form of two separate filters that fit inside the primary sucking attachment. The various accessories allow it to be employed regardless of the size of what you need sucked or blown. It should be noted that, while some moisture seems inconsequential, it seems designed for relatively dry loads. Battery life is something like 15 minutes per charge which, while not phenomenal, seems sufficient to get any single job done. Recharging is pretty fast - half an hour or less seems to fully charge it from a depleted state. Suction power I'd describe as fine - it feels neither particularly overpowered nor underpowered for most situations. It's a fine little sucker for most messes I can reasonably anticipate, but the trailer hitch is staying possessed of all its chrome, and the golf ball is staying at the other end of the garden hose. The attachments seem designed for only one end or the other - it moves air in but a single direction, and the distinction between sucking and blowing is made by turning the device around in the hand, and simply using the other end. There are several attachments, though each one seems designed to fit only one end of the device - a single attachment isn't used for both sucking and blowing. That said, the attachments provided seem sufficient for most jobs. The only situation in which I expected to use it but couldn't was on an inflatable toy I wanted to use. The attachments with nozzles small enough to seal the hole seemed to seat themselves snugly only in the suction end of the device, making it useful for DEFLATING inflatable objects, but not so much for INFLATING them. But as for what must be its most intended use, as a small hand vac for minor dry spills or cleaning out keyboards or the dust inside cases not often opened, it works very well. In short, while it doesn't quite do EVERYTHING I expected, it's still plenty useful and I'm glad to have it. It cleans up crumbs, dust, and even many cat hairs, taking care of the whole mess without needing another charge. I'm glad I bought it, and I expect to get my money's worth out of if it. However, though hardly critical, it would be nice if I could also use it to inflate things. Read more

This is the item to have. You can use it for a blow dryer (which I do). You can also use it for a vacuum (which I do, with a separate one). These are the best devices to have. The pickup speed is quick, it's great. This has a battery that charges, no cords. The storage capacity is wonderful and fits perfectly in your hand. The power is the best thing about this. As a blow dryer is faster than a large sized one. As a vacuum is great for the kitchen and baseboards around the house. It is very functional and has so many uses. It's also easy to clean. Read more