🧹 Versatile Car Detailing Tool: Multipurpose Cleaning Brush for Computer Screens, Window Grooves, Keyboard Duster, Electronics, Soft Bristle Car Duster Review

This little guy does great things. Keeps your computer keyboard clean. Protects screens from dust and lint. Easy to use, ideal for desk, pen and pencil case or computer bag.

Well, you can use this thing to clean your keyboard and screen. However, it's pretty junk. The top fell off when I unpacked it and I have to tape it back on if I leave it on. It's very light and cheap. The brush hairs fall out easily. For the price of €9 I was expecting something more valuable.

This product is not suitable for cleaning the spaces between the keys. The bristles are too soft to remove most of what might be in between the keys. Also, it is very expensive and not worth what it is sold for. It's a dollar store item. Very disappointed with my purchase. I threw it away as it is almost useless.

I bought this product from the dust of amateur radio boards. As soon as I opened the packaging the bristles started falling out (it's no good having random bristles on circuit boards!) and I've since sent this brush to my desk drawer for use with the keyboard. Not very high-quality workmanship, thin plastic case. I think it would be better to buy a Dollar General makeup brush.

I bought this brush to clean my computer screen and keyboard. The volume on my iPhone got so bad that I turned on speakerphone to hear what the person was talking about. I used this brush to clean my phone's earpiece. The next time I was called, the man's voice was so loud it hurt my ears. There must have been a lint blocking the sound. The brush is great for that.

I bought this soft bristled brush to clean my new mechanical keyboard and I always have it with me when I go to work. At first I was impressed by the softness and retraction mechanism of the slider, however I was a bit overwhelmed by the fact that the back cover had detached from the brush body, which is problematic if you accidentally pull the slider and the brush goes back too far down. (It's tricky, but you can fold it back down with finesse and plastic wrap). A little superglue won't fix…