SWAREY Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner with U-V Light 45KHz Ultrasonic Retainer Cleaner for Dentures Aligner Mouth Guard Braces Toothbrush Head Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine for All Dental Appliances Jewelry

This is a decent quality ultrasonic cleaner, which works well for smaller pieces of jewellery. It's very easy to use and very easy to clean. Although the results are very good, it was slightly annoying that I couldn't fit larger items such as glasses inside.

I already have a larger size ultrasonic cleaner, but this one is the perfect size for smaller items such as rings and other small pieces of jewellery. The added UV feature is a neat idea and seems to work well, helping to clean and sanitize items. The compact size means that it can be left out without taking up to much worktop space.

I recently acquired a rather compact ultrasonic cleaner, which seems better suited for cleaning dentures or delicate jewellery pieces like pendant chains (just make sure they fit without the little basket).Unfortunately, it didn't come with a container, so I had to improvise with a jug and filtered water. The maximum fill mark helped guide me through the process.Figuring out how to use this dental/jewellery cleaner was a bit of a puzzle, as the instruction manual wasn't exactly clear. After some trial and error, I discovered that the USB cable charges the "UV" LEDs in the lid, while the main cable operates the timer and ultrasonics during use. It took a while for the red light to turn off, indicating that the UV top was fully charged.Initial tests showed promising results in terms of cleaning, even without using any additives.Overall, it's a neat concept, but further testing and experimentation with different cleaning solutions I think will be required.Considering its size and functionality, I think price is a tad steep and suggests a lower price point around £30 would be more reasonable.

This is a tiny little unit really. I had a slightly larger ultrasonic cleaner previously but it didn't work very well at all and was poorly made. This is a vast improvement on that at least.It appears to be well made and looks quite stylish. Due to its size it is portable, which I'd imagine is good for those that wear dentures or braces, however I'd doubt that one would take an item like this on holiday to clean jewellery - or perhaps you might. I wouldn't though.The instructions are a little vague regarding the UV light in the lid. I couldn't work out where it plugged in until I realised it needs to be charged via the supplied USB cable before use. Anyway, all worked okay. It did clean a bit the small items of jewellery that I tried with just deionised water but I think with a little cleaning solution it would perform better.It's a neat little unit although I do think that it is priced a bit high. I wouldn't use this for anything other than jewellery or dental products though. Cleaning paint off models and oil of machinery parts doesn't suit a product such as this! Overall it's okay but a bit pricey and you'd need to experiment a bit to improve the cleaning function to suit your needs.

Nice little compact device for small objects, but don't expect to fit much in it. The instructions are also very basic and hard to understand. You can sort of work it out for yourself and thus the product is perfectly functional. Good for small bits of jewellery. A bit pricy for the quality and size, but overall works fine.

This ultrasonic jewelery cleaner is at first glance, quite pricey for it's size (currently £49.99). You can get other ultrasonic cleaners with practically double the capacity for even less than the price of this Swarey model.However, no other ultrasonic cleaner that I've seen in this price range also includes a UV light feature (for steralizing/disenfecting).If you want both features in the same machine, but with a larger capacity, then you will be looking at upwards of £80+This Swarey cleaner has an internal area of approx. 90mm x 70mm (and 40mm deep).Comes with a small (45mm square) plastic basket for isolating small jewelery. The underside of the lid contains the two UV diodes.The unit is powered by a removable 3-pin mains cable, but because the lid is not attached to the main body, the UV light is powered by an internal battery inside the lid. This needs to be charged via a USB-C port.(Not sure how long battery time you get out of a full charge... although, it does operate whilst connected to the USB).Note: The small rubber USB cover on the lid isn’t permanently fixed in place and can easily detach itself.It's perfectly made for small items. Apart from the tacky shiney rose-gold coloured tab on the lid... there's really nothing to dislike about this little machine.