🔋 ALPTHY Air Duster: Cordless Keyboard Cleaner with 15000mAh Battery & 36000 RPM, Perfect Alternative to Compressed Air Can for Computers Review

This rag does what it says on the tin - so far so good. It has 2 settings - low and high. To be honest I don't understand why as the low seems too low. High is always used. Here's a quick list of the pros and cons: PROS: - Compact - Comes with a pouch - Good working light on the front - 2 attachments - one with a brush - USB-C rechargeable - Attractive, professional look - Black/Purple *chef's kiss * CONS: - NOISY. Indeed like a vacuum cleaner - 2 "speeds" - 1 useless, 1 useful - Slow - slowly…

I used to buy compressed gas cans, but I hate just blowing dust away. I also didn't like that they could be expensive and that they had to be disposed of in a special way. I finally decided to respect the environment and bought this electric air diffuser. I'm fine with a reusable power source and can use it until the battery runs out of charge, which I think will be several years. They are much thinner and have a smaller opening so they are comparable to an air canister straw but work well…

I kept buying air tanks until I got fed up with how much it costs and how bad it is for the environment. I chose this particular brand because it cost a little less than some of their competitors and was advertised as being a little more powerful. After about two weeks of use, I'm glad I took the chance. Although the air speed isn't as strong as when you first spray air from a traditional aerosol can, it's still pretty good and can help you dust shelves, electronics or, in my case, indoor…

I always enjoy using air dusters, especially disposable ones. They are expensive and in many cases their nozzle, usually red straw like, is too narrow for larger jobs. So this rechargeable duster has 1) a larger area to blow air on, 2) it's rechargeable so more cost effective for me in the long run. The airflow is pretty strong and if you watch my video the fan blades are really fast. It's a little unwieldy, but the trade-off is longer usage times, so it's worth the trade-off. There is an LED…

I bought a slime that cleans the tiniest crevices before I bought this cloth and I wish I had. Not only was the slime a huge annoyance, it got stuck in my keyboards and ripped off. Not to mention that it claimed it would contain dust and other goodies, but it doesn't. I bought this rag hoping it would remove the slime from my keyboards and it worked. The slime eventually hardened, but stuck even more between the keys. With this rag he blew out these fragments. This vacuum is much stronger and…

I use this rag for everything! It's great for any small crevices where dust collects, ie. H. Most small columns. I uploaded a video showing all the places in the house I've used this rag, including around windows and trim, in furniture between spokes and rails, and in furniture upholstery around recessed knobs, in a velvet sheet my husband kept your belongings. Electronics, around our soundbar and under the TV and even in our grand piano! The pressure is strong, and between two nozzles, one…

I used to buy a can of air. It got expensive, and it ended up being cheaper to buy a new keyboard. So I was looking for an alternative and came across this air blower. It's smaller, which is great for the space, but it's also powerful. I wasn't sure how strong his recharge would be. This is my favorite part that I just charge it up and no longer buy air tanks. One charge lasts about an hour. It even has a flashlight so I can see what I'm wiping. I don't just use it on our keyboards. So far I…

I bought the slime that cleans small cracks before buying this cloth and wish I had bought it. Not only was the slime a huge annoyance, it got stuck in my keyboards and ripped off. Not to mention that it claimed it would contain dust and other goodies, but it doesn't. I bought this rag hoping it would remove the slime from my keyboards and it worked. The slime eventually hardened, but stuck even more between the keys. With this rag he blew out these fragments. This vacuum is much stronger and…

I used to buy cans of compressed air but I feel like just blowing off some dust is a waste of money. I also didn't like that they could be expensive and that they had to be disposed of in a special way. I finally decided to respect the environment and bought this electric air diffuser. I'm fine with a reusable power source and can use it until the battery runs out of charge, which I think will be several years. They are much thinner and have a smaller opening so they are comparable to an air…

The blowing power of this device is nowhere near that of a mains blower, but for a cordless device it is good. I've been using this blower for about a month. I almost never use it as a rag. I use it for two main purposes. First I use it to blow water off medical equipment that is not easy to towel dry but needs to be washed and then completely dried for hygiene reasons (e.g. air hoses, blowing air through the hose dries it out). after 15 minutes while it will take days to settle down). This…