METROVAC Computer/Electronics Duster, 4 inW, 70 cfm, Upgraded 2016 Version Review

Very powerful - no more compressed air in the canister - has maneuverable nozzles in the computer tower for cleaning the fins of the CPU cooler, graphics card fan - PSU fan, etc. This thing is noisy, so use it it when people don't mind the noise (I'm waiting for everyone to go to bed for the evening - Of course they wake up - but they realize it's just a datavac, not a hurricane, and we all have a good laugh - just a joke) - works very well - but heats up pretty quickly - and you need to be…

My desktop PC has been making noise lately and the fans have seemed to run louder and longer than usual. I opened the case several times to clean it with compressed air but the noise didn't go away. I started looking online for better ways to clean my PC and came across a YouTube video of someone using bellows to clean it. One of the comments mentioned this product so I came here and ordered it. This device resembles a small leaf blower. It's powerful and it's effective. Even after I cleaned my

Stop spending money on air in a can! God I feel like an idiot. I really should have bought this sooner. It's better for the environment and far outperforms single-use dust bags. Here are some key things you won't have to worry about: Now you can spray compressed air from any angle without having to spray cold chemicals all over your device. I've never had a dusting session where the rag gets hot on me and needs time to cool down, but we all know it with our canned air: you do a few puffs and…

Could have lasted longer but I forgot to clean the filter underneath and it could burn out the motor. This is fantastic and a huge saving compared to buying compressed air! They are strong, heavy and feel incredibly durable. The engine is serious, but again, don't forget to clean the filter on the bottom after each use! I don't see any difference between the main unit and the cheaper white in appearance other than the color and attachments. It has an extra ESD wrist cord and the attachments are

This. Thing. Is. Wonderful. I bought this because I spent a fortune on canned air for my office. That should have been the solution. I got way more than I expected. I unpacked this hurricane wind turbine and was amazed by all the attachments that I had no idea how to use. I took it to my desk and pocketed it. I found the power switch very conveniently located. I turned it on and immediately thought Russia had attacked me. There should be a whole jet engine in that thing. The noise was massive…

Let me start by saying that this thing is amazing. Difficult. It cleans dust very effectively and is very well built. It has the build you would expect from a proper tool designed with the professional in mind rather than the consumer. Seriously, it's super well built! I also have a Canless Air X3 Hurricane and as far as air pressure goes this thing just blows it out of the water! At the same time, Hurricane has the advantage of convenience and portability. However, the Datavac has advantages…

This "ESD" model is actually grounded and to my surprise the plastic tips are actually conductive plastic. I will explain why this is important for electronics. The Metro ED500 DataVac (White) is similar but does not have a ground connection and does not come with a wrist strap. I can't confirm if attachments are conductive. So you're basically paying an extra $25 for a ground wire, wrist strap, cooler color, and potentially conductive fasteners. But of course MetroVac has given serious thought