AFMAT Cordless Air Duster, Air Keyboard Cleaner, Compressed Air Can Duster, Spray Canned Air Duster for Computers, Rechargeable Blower for Keyboard Cleaning, 6000mAh, 10W Fast Charging

This device is adequate for tasks such as keyboard cleaning, but come on, people. It's not even close to the concentrated pressure that canned compressed air can provide. All you have to do is hold it at the same distance from your hand as canned air, and you'll notice the difference right away. It's fine, and I'll keep it, but not at that price. It's not worth the trouble. Not by a long shot.

Armani Riggs

| Nov 17, 2021

I make a living repairing laptops, tablets, and smartphones. This isn't even close to compressed air in terms of strength. I’d say it’s 90 of the way there with ZERO risk of freezing liquid spray effect. Comes only with micro usb cable , so find your own usb charging block% It charges quickly (1 hour is about all I leave it on for) and is consistent once it speeds up all the way (the speed up time takes a few seconds, but just hold down the button and it will steadily speed up). In comparison, compressed air can only maintain a constant pressure for about 30 seconds before they are empty. This thing is way too fast (for a longgggggg time, it's almost as powerful as compressed air). For $80, you get almost unrestricted access to the air. Purchase it; it is well worth your money.

Stella Underwood

| Oct 12, 2021

7/8/2021br>-br>-br>-br>-br>-br> br>While I was testing the durability, I gave it a four-star rating. It receives a two-star rating from me. The battery has lost its ability to hold a charge. I only receive a 5-star rating. On a full charge, you get 10 seconds of air. I bought one, fell in love with it, and then went out and bought another. They're both trash now. If you need it to last longer than a year, don't buy it. br>br>Initial Assessment:
- br>Easy to use, stores well, and charges for a long time; helps the environment and saves a little money! The duster lasted weeks after my first full charge, and I use it every other day to keep cat hair off my keyboard. The power is strong, but it may not appear as strong as air dusting cans due to the narrow straws that focus the air more. I think you should buy it. Definitely worth the hefty price. br>br>This is a 5-star product, but I want to see how long it lasts before I give it that rating.

Zyaire Vance

| Nov 14, 2021

Keep your finger on the button to make it blow until you release it. Tap twice to start blowing, then tap once more to stop it. That's pretty much everything you need to know. No more buying canned air and feeling stupid about it because of the chemicals that come out of it, etc. Instead, you now have something that looks like a tire compressor but is small and in your hand. It can work with the cord if necessary, but it's mostly meant to be charged and then used cordlessly. It's small and, of course, cordless, so you can take it with you wherever you go! It's what I'm using to clean my old phones with. Wiping circuits with rags is far too dangerous for antique circuits. However, it will also work well with my current computer- Same deal: vacuuming removes dirt completely, so start there; however, vacuuming will not remove the gray film. So vacuum once, blast once with this, then vacuum again to remove any loose debris. It doesn't come with the actual charger wall part, only the cord, which I think is a good thing. I have a lot of old chargers lying around from devices that have long since died, so I'd rather not have to pay for a charger with any newer devices I buy. If you do need the actual charger, Amazon has some nice ones that I give people when I give something like this as a holiday gift. You can also use your computer to charge it, though this is slower than using a wall charger. It also lacks all of the strangely-named characters. I didn't want any shaped attachments- For instance, a narrow nozzle or a wider nozzle that clips to it, which will blow dirt more effectively- For those who care, the narrow nozzle is also very light, barely noticeable, allowing you to use it for longer periods of time and finer control. Sure, it's more expensive than a can of air, but it lasts an eternity, so if you clean a lot, you'll be ahead in no time. Plus, you don't have to worry about running out; you can just let it fly at whatever you want. I'm trying to think of other people I know who might appreciate this as a gift, because I'm sure it would be well received by them as well.

Raina Holden

| Oct 04, 2021

Let's be honest for a moment: It's absurd to pay $12 for a single can of compressed air at your local electronics store, and the $7. 50 cents at Walmart is a waste of money. However, allowing dust to accumulate in your electronics is the most obvious sign of neglect. So where do we go from here? So, for the long-term, you'll get an electric duster. haul. I own two custom PCs, several vintage gaming consoles, and far more small electronics than I can count- They will collect dust, so instead of paying $19 for the "value twin pack," get the "value twin pack. " I could drop the one if I got 95 and cleaned half of these. for the foreseeable future, price and clean all of these items! This isn't a product for the casual user; instead, it's for those who want to keep their PCs and consoles as clean as possible while using them on a daily basis. I've spent almost all of my time on my computer. It still looks new even if you don't dust it every three months.

Justin Bell

| Feb 21, 2021

After overnight charging, 30 seconds (yes, seconds). I had high hopes for this product when I purchased it. Before using, I first charged the battery overnight (at least 8 hours). I used it four times the next day. It turned on 5 times as a test, with each burst lasting around 5 seconds for keyboards, etc. The next day, it didn't turn on at all. I re-entered the fray for a fourth time, this time for four points. After 5 hours, I discovered it had only lasted about 30-45 minutes. Before the battery died, I was able to use it for 60 seconds. I tried overnight recharging for a week and saw no difference - Only about 30-minutes of use were possible due to the battery's limitations. Before the battery runs out, you can blow for 60 seconds. As a result, I threw it away - An $80 squander. For those difficult-to-reach places, it's back to compressed air cans. obtain locations (that cloths cannot) in keyboards, etc.

Zaria Colling

| Jun 04, 2021