My favorite cleaning tool! This gadget has a quick charge time, and with three different levels of blowing power it can clean gently or more powerfully depending on what you're dusting. It is strong enough to blow old dirty cobwebs off of a space heater- that was my true test! It fits well in the palm of your hand and holds a charge well; I've used it at least 10 times since the last charge and it still is just as powerful. This is a money saver for sure, if you use a lot of compressed air canisters, and a time and energy saver for regular household dusting. Read more

This fan does a great job of moving air. It has 3 speeds controlled by the top fan button and a turbo power controlled by the bottom fan button. A power button is in the back with a display on the side that shows the battery percentage with the fan off and the fan level when it is running. The fan works quite well for use cases where a can of compressed air would typically be used. However, the start and stop control of the compressed air cannot be met with a fan. The battery life is average, but good enough. This fan is heavy. Trying to use it for cooling off or other multiple purposes besides a handheld blower won't work well based on the weight. This won't replace a duster, but will help dry glue, move small crumbs, and provide strong airflow when needed. Read more

This rechargeable air duster is a total upgrade from disposable cans of compressed air. It’s powerful enough to clean keyboards, vents, and small electronics with ease, and I like that it has multiple gear settings so you can adjust the airflow depending on the job. The battery life has been solid so far, and it recharges quickly. It comes with a carrying bag and extra attachments, which makes it convenient to store and use around the house. Definitely a bit louder than canned air, but that’s expected with the power. If you want an eco-friendly, long-term solution for dusting and cleaning, this is worth it. Read more

This handheld duster is great for a lot of things…blowing dust and dirt out of filters, cleaning electronics, cleaning your tools, etc. Battery life is also pretty impressive. I haven’t directly measured the length of the charge, but it lasts for many, many uses and charges with a standard USB C cable, so you don’t have to worry about adding another cable to your collection. It has a nice build quality and heft to it. The internal fan is made of metal, as well. I find controlling it to be a bit clunky, though. You have to hold down the power button for a couple of seconds until the screen turns on—the screen will show you the battery percentage left and the fan speed. Once it’s on, you press the top button on the front once to turn it to L1 speed, twice for L2, three times for L3, and once more to turn off the fan (L0). Once you have the fan going, there’s no way to temporarily stop it and pick it up at the same speed. You have to press the button multiple times to cycle through the various speeds. It does have a L4 (turbo) speed that you can engage by holding down the bottom button on the front for about a second. You have to continuously hold the button to use it and letting go of the button stops the fan, so it affords you additional control over the L1-L3 speeds. I find myself solely using L4 because I oftentimes want to use it in bursts. I have another similar air duster, and it has much better control by means of a physical slider to adjust the speed and turning it on by holding a button on the back. Because of that, I prefer my other one over this one, but this one definitely wins out on the battery life (it is physically bigger, though). TLDR: It’s a nice duster and has good battery life, but the controls are a bit awkward. Read more

Lightweight powerful compressed air in the palm of your hands only downfall is the battery doesn’t last too long, but it will get the job done for what you need it for really happy with my purchase Read more