This thing is so cool! I dont know whether to call is a vacuum or an air duster, but I like it a lot. It is powerful enough to blow dust a debris off my desk without being too large to use with one hand. The unit does not get hot from too much use and the battery charge lasts for days. It is obvious which side sucks and which side blows air and the vacuum attachments clean up crumbs quickly. The velvet storage bag could have been a storage case, but it can hold all the accessories. I bought a similar unit from another retailer and although that one is made by a brand I am more familiar with, it felt too cheaply made as if it were a child's toy. I returned it. Read more
Brought for my desk and typewriter keyboard!!! It was disgusting before now it’s like new. Read more
No more buying cans of air and the size is perfect Read more
Deparee Air Duster This is the third of this kind of product that I now own. And all said it's a very nice product that I feel fits into its price point. > Controls. Front button turns the entire unit on. Just a quick press. Then the button on the left side turns on the fan. The two buttons on the right side control fan speed. A second tap on the front button turns on the small lamp. > Noise level. It's not any louder than the other two I own. They all sound about the same volume as a handheld hair dryer. > Weight- This is the lightest of the 3. And honestly none of them feel what I consider to be heavy. > Gust. At its lowest speed it is not as strong as my other two. But...I kind of like that. The other two make me worry a bit when I'm using them to blast out filters, like the one in my hand vac. This one doesn't worry me as much that I may end up tearing the filters. At 30% I can still very easily clean out my trimmers after trimming up my beard, and blow off any clippings from my shirt with 2 passes. At 45% it blasts out most of the stubborn shaving cream gunked up whiskers from my razors. The lower gust speed makes this for a good cooling fan for when I am working with hot glue. Either cooling the glue, or cooling the nozzle on my hot glue gun. At 80 to 100 percent I can blow clean my cement porch of dirt, dust, and leaves. I will also say that going past 50% you can feel this one pushing back against your hand. > Battery. This one doesn't say what size battery it has. The other 2 I own have 8,000 mah batteries. From the weight, life, and recharge I don't think this one has as much. Maybe 6,000, but I am guessing. While it doesn't take as long to run it out, it also doent take as long (3+ hours) to recharge. The recharge time being the reason why I had 2 of them before now. This one also features a nozzle that allows you to air fill inflatables, such as pool toys. Pretty cool. This one gives a pretty decent control over gust speed. Not as well as the one I own with a turn-dial control. But this one starts out with the lower powered gust that I mentioned before. > Attachments. Twist on. Feels like this one secures the attachments quite well. But you turn it until they resist, and then turn just a bit more. Which may trick you into thinking they are on securely when they aren't. > Digital screen. This one has a digital screen, where my other 2 only have LED lights to show the battery. And this one shows me how fast I have the gust turned up to. All said, the variety of uses for these goes way, way beyond just cleaning out keyboards. Especially with that air filler nozzle. And while I am guessing that this has a smaller battery, the other comfort features, wider range of gust speeds, makes this the better of the 3 products. BUT. This whole thing of using it as a vacuum? No no no no. Mine didn't come with the filter attachment. And there is NO WAY you want this thing throwing debris into the bare electronics or at your eyes and face, at the speeds this thing is capable of. Read more
Another cool little tool. I can't vouch for the 150,000 RPMs as advertised but it does sound like a little turbine engine when you dial up the airflow. This is my 2nd mini blower of this brand and they both have the same level of performance. The amount of air this little thing produces is surprising, just like my other. Adding the funnel attachments does produce more air pressure. However, the amount of air this produces can not compete with canned air or compressor. This has good air volume but not enough fine pressure to blow out keyboards and such. Maybe if there was a smaller diameter funnel attachment, that would produce more air pressure. This would actually work very well for starting fires. I will be testing it the next time I use the backyard fire pit. There are several included attachments. funnel increase air pressure and several brushes. There is another attachment that looks like a vacuum nozzle. The LED flashlight function is fairly bright and is handy for seeing down in crevasses. There is also a nice little cary bag that everything fits into. Read more
This little blower/vacuum is surprisingly powerful. It's light and compact. It came with a 98% charge on its digital display - I don't know if it is calibrated. After using a while in testing it dropped to 90%, but that was using the beast at full power. At first I thought it was weak - but it was on the lowest setting. At the highest setting, it actually shifted in my hand like a jet engine - I was impressed. It comes with attachments that can fit and lock onto the front or back with little tabs - the front is the blower, and the back is the vacuum. My initial use case was as a car vacuum, and maybe to blow junk away from my keyboard - blow out the keyboard, and/or suck (vacuum) debris and staples and such. Per the documentation, you can also inflate pool floats, balloons, and more (you can't inflate a car or bicycle tire, but anything that is high volume/low pressure is fair game). I can see my self bringing this super portable blower to the pool area to inflate the blow ups. I have not used it in my car for the crevices (yet) and at low power there was virtually no vacuum, but at high power it really sucked! (Meaning, strong vacuum). It also has a selectable on-off little flashlight bulb that is surprisingly strong - when I do things in my car there are a ton of shadows, etc. - I can see this helping. I imagine you can also use this to fan a wooden fireplace, or help start a fire pit/charcoal grill. Maybe also "shoo" flies away in the summer. I will eventually have to run this down to zero and charge up, and see if that calibrates the battery - and it may already be calibrated. There was no smell to this like some plastic tools may have. It feels like it is quality and I appreciated the cloth carrying bag that held everything. It seems to be a good value. My video didn't record :( I used the blower on my table and it blew everything off. I'll try to remember to do it again when I get home! Read more
