New Generation Rechargeable Electric Air Duster, 33000 RPM Canned Air, Ideal for Keyboard & Electronics Cleaning, 6000mAh Battery, Reusable Dust Destroyer Review

Bought to save on compressed air cylinder purchases. Boy what a mistake! It's cheaply built and overpriced at $80. Basically, it's a $20 item at best! When fully charged it blows air out, but the nozzle is too open to direct the "dense" air properly, making it very weak, especially for such a ridiculous price. It's not worth it at all. Wouldn't recommend and stick with compressed air cans or alternatives.

The bottom ring that holds the unit together fell right out of the box. Not too impressed with the quality. It says the light stays on until it's fully charged, but when I plug it in the light comes on then immediately goes off; Can't imagine it fully charged considering it's been in the box for who knows how long. Also, the performance it delivers is not impressive at all. It costs no more than $29. it's coming back

OK, it doesn't have as much pressure as a disposable can but it's perfect for my woodwork that needs DRY air at high pressure for a long period of time. It's more than powerful enough to blow all that loose sawdust off my woodworking projects and equipment. The battery life is great, I used it for at least 20-30 minutes on a single charge. Of course it's not quiet in the shop and around the house, but it's not that loud either.

What I liked the most was the description of this tool and everything it can do. What I didn't like was that while the performance was fair, it wasn't very good. I can understand that, although it's small, so the fan can't be very big. What I don't like is that it takes a while to fully charge and that it uses that full charge for a few minutes and then shuts down until it's fully charged again. There could be something really good about a small portable rechargeable blower. Unfortunately it…

Received this air duster first thing this morning and use it often. The first thing I did was blow off all my woodworking tools as quite a bit of sawdust had accumulated in and around the machines. The vacuum cleaner easily removed all of this sawdust. Then I moved on to project number two, which is fixing an old lounge chair that's been out there for a while. I've already dusted and cleaned the chair, at least I thought so. I used an air gun to blow out all the debris between all the little…