Review on XPOWER A-2 Airrow Pro: Efficient Electric Computer Duster and Air Pump Blower - Blue by Phil Casey

. After a $$$ quick deflation of the compressed air cylinders that lasts only a few seconds, cooling moisture is released and then turns icy. I figured there must be a better solution. Reviews of battery-powered handhelds have been patchy at best, with the only reasonable model costing $100. I bought it to clean keyboards, music equipment and other electronics, but I think it's a game. -Replacement of an amazing tool in a circle. This machine definitely saves a lot of cleaning cloths that you burn up digging up lint, dirt, and debris from crevices and corners. My office/studio has never been cleaner - all parts 1% that need a will and a toothbrush to clean - no more problems. The first thing that bothered me was the quality - it's a solid mass of plastic - the cord is thick and thick - the quality is close to an industrial tool. But actually, it works so well that it gets the job done in a matter of seconds. The second issue I had was with the power supply - is it blowing hard enough to clean the components? Spring? The little jets actually have vents to allow air to flow through (which means the airflow is so intense they have to be vented to let off some extra air. And it has a knob for the low setting. The problem with too much air is music to my ears. PS I'm not a pro or a paid reviewer. Finally - power cord vs. battery an object that's too cold or too wet - really brings new features to the way you use "compressed air". - You've got air all day with this thing. Is there any stubborn buildup? Another problem with cans is that you have to keep them upright. Right Top Left Bottom Bottom You just keep changing the angle and approach - my keyboard is cleaner than ever before and the dust cannot be seen.