XPOWER A-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.

Couldn’t believe how strong this item was when I finally had a chance to use it. I have tons of music gear and collectibles that are a breeze to keep up with. It has 2 speeds for delicate items like figurines and a high setting for cleaning in anything you would with an air duster. Several attachments and works so good we purchased a second. It’s definitely noticeable when it’s on but no louder than a vacuum. Small, easy to clean air filter on the bottom that slides out when you need to clean it . It will run for quite awhile but will get hot if you go a long period of time. Just keep the filter clean and make sure it’s off before you take it out.

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.

I unboxed it this morning to get this review written. Here's the short version:Pros (in order of importance to this gal):High air pressureCompactLightweightPortableNumerous attachments for vacuuming and blowingParts are simple and easy to insert and removeExtra filters of each type (Yes!)Cons (same order as Pros):Short cordBlown air is hotBlowing instructions need refinementHose position has to be swapped for vacuuming or blowingFilters have to be removed or added for vacuuming or blowingHose is troublesome to storeThe longer version for those who like more detail.The instructions for the vacuum have their own section and are thorough. The instructions for the blower are kind of tossed into the general instructions. Not a deal breaker, but having a different section for the vacuum and not for the blower piqued my technical writing urge to edit the booklet. A simple change from "Operation" to "Air Blower Operation" would fix that, and number 1 is to plug the unit in. That instruction should be moved to After the unit is prepped for air blowing - best to remove and add things while the unit is unplugged. Read the instructions in reverse and it's good. Fortunately there is a diagram of the unit with labels for each piece and part as well as a set of cleaning instructions with diagrams picturing each filter. With those diagrams it was easy enough to decipher the air blowing instructions and I only doubt my set up because the air is so warm.The air coming out is about the equivalent of a hair dryer set on normal. Not a great thing for computer parts, which should be kept at low temps; however, a computer Should be off when cleaning it out.The power cord is maybe 24" long so an extension cord may be needed. We take our computers outside for cleanings so we'll definitely need an extension.The hose is also about 24" and it has a connection that stays in place while the hose is being screwed in so the hose doesn't flop all over the place - excellent feature. A tie of some sort would have been good to include in the package to keep it together for storage. It's separate from the machine because you'll have to attach it to the front for blowing and the back for vacuuming. It doesn't coil up, which is helpful for the purpose of vacuuming or blowing, but a detriment when it comes to storage.Storage - I'm unsure if the bag is intended to house the hose or the unit. The instruction booklet indicates, "The provided black bag is used to pack the nozzles, excluding the electric duster." However, there are a few errors throughout the booklet (do not vacuum the water) so I'm not entirely sure it didn't mean to say Including. The bag is Quite large for just nozzles.The nozzles are fantastic. I was able to get into nooks and crannies that have been collecting dust for ages and the nastiness came right on out. I can't wait to get out there and tackle my car!Everything is easy to remove and put back in, even with my arthritic hands. The unit has a carrying handle and the cord wraps around that. The hose is the only awkward thing about it. It's interesting how exciting it was to find an additional set of filters - no one does that! This means while one set is drying, the work can continue. Or, if you have a users who will be sharing this who Never clean the filters (as I do), you can have "Mine" and "Theirs" filters. :DAll-in-all the cons are minor inconveniences, save for the cord. The cord is a sticking point for me. I understand it should be short to keep the unit's bulk to a minimum, but it's going to be a pain to go get the extension cord each time I need to use this. Never having to pay for another freezing can of air that's lost pressure, though, supersedes that inconvenience.