Giottos AA1903 Rocket Air Blaster - Large Red Review

This air purifier from Giottos is one of those 'one-use' tools that you can use for a variety of purposes (camera cleaning, laptop and keyboard dust removal, smartphones, etc.) and theoretically last forever. I received it in red which is a light color compared to the typical black. In terms of functionality, it's not the most powerful for air bladders, but since it's not electronic or battery powered, it definitely gets the job done. Honestly, this is a purchase you can't go wrong with.

Judging from all the ratings and reviews I was expecting a little production miracle but I got exactly what you expect. It's really just a lightbulb, which is equivalent to a baby's lightbulb or your mouth blowing out a trickle of air. You're really only paying for the cute design and quick rebound, not the powerful air delivery that would even come close to replacing compressed cans, I'd return it, but the cost of my time and all other parts that come with returning a 12 -dollar items linked…

This is the biggest red hot "Air Blaster" I've ever owned for my SLR. I use this product to clean the inside of my Sony A77 and it works great. The level of dust removal you can achieve with this tool is such that I actually never used the sensor cleaning wand I bought from Revain for several months. return. There was a particularly large piece of dust on my sensor that popped up on all of my photos, almost completely ruining them and requiring some serious retouching in Photoshop. My old…

This Rocket Air Blaster just DOES it! It literally blows almost any dust off your camera, lenses, backpack, car dashboard, it handles most dust/lint/hair with ease. It works really well. Most blowers/brushes that you get with a camera cleaning kit just don't have the power to blow much dust off your gear. They also suck air (and dust) back into the air reservoir with each squeeze. The Rocket Blaster, on the other hand, only blows air in one direction. It sucks air in through the back of the…

I picked one of these to see if it could save us some money and waste and I have to say I'm impressed. It's not as powerful as compressed air, which is sometimes necessary, but it's very suitable for daily maintenance and significantly extends the time between intensive cleanings. My husband and I use it regularly on our computers and desks, and we love it so much we gifted it to a techie. When the item is new, there will be a bit of a rubber smell, but it is not. very bad and disappears after…

Advantages: Reusable, this saves you money compared to using compressed air tanks. You can control the pressure of the outflowing air. Most of them are made of rubber, so the risk of ESD damage is low. You can bend the nozzle to fit tight places. It is easy to carry because it is small. The air comes from the bottom of the rocket so the dust doesn't get sucked back in. If you hold it upside down, it won't freeze objects or emit poisonous gas. Cons: You don't get as much pressure compared to a…

I have two full frame digital SLR cameras - Nikon D700 and Sony Alpha 7r II (Mirrorless SLR). I have used this blower to clean the CMOS sensors and cameras in both cameras with great success. It is also great for cleaning the back of lenses. I hate spots on my photos! This will remove contaminants from my cameras. Of course I had to use this 3 or 4 times to get the stain off which wasn't easy but it has always worked for me. It's safer than cleaning contacts as it doesn't scratch. I've read…

The Giotto fan works very well. You never want to stick the attachment into a camera sensor or lens, and you can actually squeeze this device tight and it doesn't tend to move toward the lens or sensor. I'm a little confused by the design. , However. When you squeeze the balloon, the check valve on the bottom air inlet closes and air exits the nozzle. When you release the balloon, air will enter through the nozzle and bottom air inlet to inflate the balloon. What is the bottom air intake for…