Yomile Compressed air Duster - 120000RPM 3 Speeds Electric Air Duster, 7600mAh Battery Cordless Dust Blower for Keyboard Cleaner,Rechargeable Air Blower AIC Can for Office Computers

Let's start at the very beginning...that's a very good place to start. It comes with a bag, to hold all of the accessories in! Hallelujah! Wait, that's not the beginning. This is the beginning: It's a great compressed air duster, five accessories, USB charging, and two different power speeds. It was love at first sight. I needed a good air duster for the basement - things get dusty down there - and I saw that this one had it all. First up: USB charging. You can charge this anywhere, although I'd recommend using one of the higher powered wall chargers to charge this optimally. Luckily, good USB chargers aren't expensive, and a lot of times, you can find decent ones integrated into surge protectors these days. Just stay away from PD smart chargers - they will not charge this device. Stick with any normal charger, or even the QC semi-smart chargers. I'm fairly certain you could charge this with your computer, if your USB ports provide enough power, but I wouldn't recommend it. Next: the accessories! I can see using at least two of them all the time. The one that forces the air through a single small hole at the end, providing decent dusting pressure on high power setting, and also the "keyboard duster" that has the brushes at the end. The one that has an angled end didn't really speak to me, and the weird "extension," I'm sure has a purpose, but I can't figure out what it is. I guess you can supposedly use this to blow up balloons or air mattresses or whatever, as there's a tip for that, with a forked tongue, but that's not the reason why I bought this. I hope someone out there uses this to successfully inflate something. I already mentioned the fab bag, that lets you store all of the accessories (and even the USB cable, if you're traveling), and it's a nice drawstring number. I've got mine hanging up on some metal shelving on the side. But what's really awesome, after all that cool stuff, is the compressed air dusting unit itself. A lot of the numbers, like RPM and mAh probably won't mean much to most people, but the main thing is, it works great. I don't know if the higher RPM version that they sell is better than the lower RPM version? But I just know that this one has a couple of speeds, it has digital control, and an LED to let you know when it's on (working), charging, and fully charged. Nice little details. I liked the way the handle felt in my hands when it was in use, and there's a "gyroscopic" feel it has, probably due to the high RPM of the fan, that feels nice when you're using it. It fights against certain motion of your hand when the fan is on. Physics! You don't have to hold the electronic trigger down to keep it working. You just press and hold it for three seconds to turn it on, and then again to make it ramp up speed. A third time for max speed, and then a fourth press for off. I do like the three-second start, as this keeps it a little more safe from accidental starting. Another cool thing is that it has a separate white LED that faces out and turns on when the duster is being used. This is very helpful for when you're, say, cleaning a keyboard and want to see all the dust you're blowing out of the case. I liked the overall design of the blower itself, visually, and the attachments that I used just worked, and worked well. I actually own a professional, plug-in blower for upstairs, but this handheld USB-charged compressed air duster is quickly becoming my favorite piece of cleaning equipment in the basement. If there could be one thing that I would recommend the company consider, is perhaps a professionally designed plastic stand for all of this? Something that holds all the accessories, and maybe allows you to run the charging cable up the back so you can have the cable handy for charging at all times? A "base station" that could be desk or wall mounted. I also realize that if you slightly redesigned the duster so that it could accept the USB charger from the bottom, the "base station" could also offer direct charging when pressed into the base - or they could use magnetic charging like all the new tech. Lots of ideas. Overall? I think, if you're using canned air, you should stop right away, save your brain cells, and buy this compressed air duster. You'll thank me later. If you aren't using canned air, and don't already have some sort of electric blower like this, you should absolutely consider this. It'll help you keep your electronics clean, and a whole host of other items that need blowing out. Again, you'll thank me later. Again, to the company: thank you for being thoughtful by including the accessory/travel bag. It was a much appreciated accessory, as a lot of times, people lose the accessories so easily. At least, with this high quality storage bag, you have a chance at not losing them. Thank you!

Very unhappy with this. spent 72 dollars for this. Very weak Very pathetic, do not waste your time.

I recently purchased the Compressed Air Duster with 120000RPM and three-speed settings, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and convenience. This cordless dust blower has become an indispensable tool in my office for keeping my computer and keyboard clean. One of the standout features is the powerful 120000RPM motor. It delivers a strong blast of air that effectively removes dust and debris from even the tightest spaces in my keyboard and computer components. The three-speed settings allow for customisable cleaning power, which is great for delicate items as well as tougher cleaning jobs. The 7600mAh battery is another excellent feature. It provides ample run time on a single charge, and I haven't had to worry about it running out of power during a cleaning session. The cordless design adds to its convenience, making it easy to manoeuvre without being tethered to an outlet. Recharging is straightforward with the included USB cable, and the battery indicator is a helpful addition. What I appreciate most is the environmental aspect. Unlike disposable air cans, this electric duster is rechargeable and reusable, which saves money and reduces waste. It's a sustainable choice that doesn’t compromise on performance. The build quality is robust, and the duster feels durable. It's lightweight and easy to handle, making cleaning sessions less of a chore. The noise level is reasonable, especially considering the powerful output. In conclusion, the Compressed Air Duster is a powerful, efficient, and environmentally friendly solution for keeping your electronics dust-free. Its strong motor, long-lasting battery, and cordless convenience make it a top choice for anyone looking to maintain a clean workspace. Highly recommended!

Awesome

This rechargeable electric air gun is a great item to have around when you need it. While it's still not as powerful as the air bast you'd get out of a can of compressed air, the force of the air output is genuinely impressive. Long term, this air duster will definitely save you money as it replaces 95% of the jobs you'd purchase canned air to complete. It's also immediately better for the environment, thanks to the fact it doesn't need an extra chemical propellant that eventually finds its way into the ozone layer. The gun uses a standard USB-C connection for recharging the battery. The activation button switches on a nicely bright white led to help you target whatever you're blasting air at or into. Pressing the button a second and third time gives you two higher levels of air output that, when used with some of the included attachments, can produce a pretty strong, continuous blast of air. Speaking of those attachments, the unit comes with the usual number of plastic attachments to push onto the barrel of the duster. They're just okay materials-wise but you'll probably only use 1 or 2 of them anyway. The rest will sit in the drawer until you come across them a few years later during a spring cleaning, at which point you'll have completely forgotten what they went to. The pricing is in line with most other air dusters packing this speed of motor. While it doesn't have the extra tricks like the mini-vacuum seen on some models in this price range, its motor is slightly more powerful. In the end, it just comes down to what your intended primary use is going to be and purchasing accordingly.