XPOWERA-2 Airrow Pro Electric Air Duster for Dusting, Drying, Inflating, Car Detailing, Computer, Leaf Blowing, 90 CFM, 7 Nozzles+2 Brushes, High Performance Motor, Eco-Friendly, Jet Black

I purchased this because I wanted something to dust the inside of my computer with. I was originally just going to purchase some air duster, but I figured I'd try something different and more permanent. I saw a video review of this unit and decided to buy this based on that. I was originally going to get a small air compressor, but decided this would be a better solution based on my needs. Here are my observations regarding this product:- Incredibly powerful. More than enough to dust out a computer. I think I'll find other uses for this product as time goes on, but right now I'm happy with what it can do.- I saw some reviewers mentioned noise was an issue. Yes, this thing is loud, but I never felt like I needed to turn it off or wear something over my ears to reduce the impact of the noise on me. I'd say the low setting is somewhere between the low and high setting of a typical hairdryer. The high setting sounds like it's a notch louder than a hair dryer on the highest setting. Again, I felt like the noise level was appropriate for how much air this thing was moving. I think an air compressor is just as loud, if not louder than the high setting on this particular unit when filling up with air. Plus, air compressors vibrate like crazy when running. I live in a townhome and have neighbors on both sides of me, one with a newborn baby. I felt way better using this than air compressor, that's for sure.- You can blow air with this thing at any angle you want. With the air duster you have to keep the can upright, otherwise it'll start blowing out that liquid that's in the can alongside the air coming out. I also like the fact that the air coming out of this isn't as focused as with a can of air duster or a typical compressor nozzle. Like I said earlier, this thing has some serious juice. You could probably do an adequate job cleaning out a computer just on the low setting. If you use the high setting be careful not to put the nozzle too close to any components, especially the ones on the motherboard (don't want to blow anything off!). Oh, and make sure you hold the fans securely so you don't send reverse current to the motherboard or graphics card and potentially fry them.- No chemicals involved. I'm definitely not what you would consider a climate activist, but clean, dry air is a lot better for both my computer and the environment. Oh, this thing also has a dust filter on the bottom to prevent the unit from recycling the dust blown around when you're cleaning stuff.I'm very happy with this thing. As long as it lasts and is a durable tool, it's definitely a 5-star product.

Compressed air in cans has become absurdly expensive. If you have electronics of any kind, this is the most usefull, economical tool you can own. I use if for everything from keyboards to the blades of overhead fans. It's powerful enough to clean air duct vents, inside filters of air purifiers and blowing dust from tv speakers. More than pays for itself in savings on canned air dusters.

This thing is LOUD but that’s okay because this thing is also POWERFUL. It removes dust with easy and is extremely high quality. It comes with a variety of nozzle attachments and is really handy to have.

First off, the manual is your usual chinesium AI translated English. I've seen worse. Fortunately, it's particularly needed. The most important part, how the different attachments connect together, is readable and that is what counts.The attachments do not have a particularly good fit. In fact, the extension wand is the EXACT same diameter as the attachment it's supposed to connect to. It's pliable plastic, so with enough force and fuss, it fits.But the good. This thing works INCREDIBLY well. It has a lot of air flow, so it's understandably loud, but you don't have to run it long. It wicks dust right out of the air, so it is a good thing it has a filter on the bottom. You'll need to clean that filter after almost every use. It's not a problem with the device, it's just got that much power.Build quality outside of the afore mentioned attachments is really good. Solid plastics and switches, a really long and reasonably pliable power cable (I think it's a solid 12ft), and even comes with a very nice, oversized pull string carry bag that fits all of the parts easily with room to spare.The "bad" issues are all still workable, the main part of the device is very good, and I would absolutely still recommend it. If you are using this in a shop or something where you have to swap attachments around, maybe look for something better, but for most people that aren't going to use but one attachment, it's a 5 star device.