IT Dusters CompuCleaner Xpert - Electric Air Duster Blower for PC, Laptop, Console, electronics and Home Cleaning, environmental alternative to spray air can duster keyboard cleaner

I wasnt sure about getting it at first die to the price and having doubts about how good an electric duster could be. Needless to say I was happily wrong. This thing is super powerful and does the job perfectly. I use it on my ps5 and all the attachments come in handy for cleaning out every spot without disassembling the console. Feels and performs like a good quality product and I'd reccomend it any day. It can overheat quickly but works perfectly fine in small bursts as the manual suggests, but otherwise its a great bit of kit.

absolutely amazing machine with the power of an hurricane. I used to hoover my PC and PS5, but this device makes cleaning anything a stroll in a park. Very easy to use, great assortment of different attachments. Very strong air pressure even on the lower setting. The power plug is very long and braided. I am very happy with the purchase and if you have the money definitely go for it. This would be a game changer when I used to be technician for cleaning user laptops/desktops.

Very good product, powerful and reliable to clean dust from motherboard and fans

I bought this to dust-out a computer. I have never used compressed air canisters so can't make any comparison between them and this CompuCleaner Xpert - Electric Air Duster. Here is what I made of it after having used it to clean out my computer: It comes with a good long power lead, 9 feet (approx) which saved dragging out an extension lead. There are three nozzle attachments that allow a variety of different directed blow areas to be used. To one of those nozzle attachments - the one that comes to a fine tapered end - it is possible to attach to the end of that a fine flexible "hose type" fitment that allows for reaching into difficult places and to the end of that can be attached a small "brush type" fitment. Of that nozzle that comes to a fine end I would like to note the following. When I first tried to fit the "hose type" fitment to the end it I couldn't get the plastic hose to go into the hole at the end of the nozzle. After a few minutes of struggling with it I then saw that at one small part of the inner hole of the nozzle there was a small piece of plastic sticking out (obviously a faulty area of moulding) that was preventing the hose from going into the nozzle. I trimmed the hole with a modelling-knife then the hose went into the nozzle but it was still a little bit of struggle (though not now because of a faulty moulding). By the end of that I pretty well thought that that fine nozzle could be improved if the inner edge of the hole into which the hose would be pushed was slightly chamfered - thus providing a lead-in for the hose, which might go in a bit easier if this was done. Once I got the hose in place and tried using it and its associated brush to clean the CPU heat-sink I found that I just couldn't use it - to use it effectively in an area that small would really require two people - one to hold the duster and one to use the hose tool. (I should note that when cleaning a CPU heatsink with a tool like this it is important to make sure that the blast of air, which is very strong, doesn't spin the CPU fan as it may spin the fan faster than the fan was designed for and hence damage the fan's bearings (so keep this in mind when using the duster around fans, either hold a fan blade or jam it (lightly) with a pencil to prevent the fan from spinning). I would also note of the same nozzle attachment that it has a hole in its side about 1.5 inches from the base of the attachment. I contacted the seller about this as I wasn't sure if that hole should be there or not. It turned out that the hole in the side of that attachment is deliberate and is meant to help stop the duster from overheating when that attachment is being use. (So don't experiment with blocking off that hole.) In use I thought the duster to be very good. The dust goes everywhere so, if you can, use it outside of the house. I got quite a lot of dust out of the CPU heatsink and the power supply unit of the computer. I did though find that I had to use one of the handily supplied ESD brushes to clean around the edge of the CPU heatsink. In all it took about half an hour to clean all of the inside of the computer. The duster does start to run hot after a couple of minutes of use, so hot that I thought it best to stop using it for a couple of minutes. In practise this works out fine as I found that using it for a couple of minutes, then switching to using the ESD brushes, then back to the duster (and so on), was the best method of doing the clean. In all I am very pleased with the duster and would recommend it. Once I put the computer back together after dusting it I found the CPU ran at a 1 to 3 degrees centigrade reduction in heat when the computer was at idle. Pretty impressive really for a half hour of work with the right tools for the job. Good buy and in the longer run cheaper than air canisters.

The Xpert has been produced for eight years at the time of writing and has an exceptionally high positive rating. Now I know why. I decided to go for a wired blower, rather than the much more prominently advertised battery blowers, because I thought I would get more power - and I was right. On its high setting the Xpert presses keys on a mechanical keyboard and blows my mouse onto the floor! The Xpert looks rather like and is about the size of a plant watering can and is covered with a matte anti-static coating which works - no blown dust ends up on it. The mains lead is thick, braided and about 10 feet long; it goes straight from three-pin socket to Xpert without a "brick". There are three brushes provided to get dust and dirt out of awkward spots then three nozzles/combined brush-nozzles to blow it away. The last click onto the Xpert with a twist; if they were merely pushed on they would fly off in the air flow. There is a straightforward but effective safety mechanism - the rocker switch has three settings, off, high and low, and air blows only when the switch is pressed and held to high or low; the moment it is not held the air flow stops. There are no other controls. As noted, the blast of air on the high setting is fierce - and noisy. Others have noted that hot air blows after a while. This is no surprise given that the motor is 550W, and the fix is simply to switch it off and let the Xpert cool. Obviously the target by design is electrical goods, and a few seconds on high clears all manner of rubbish out of keyboards and the back panel or insides of various devices, but I have had good results using the Xpert on: - Extractor fans and ducting - Filters (dehumidifier, tumble dryer etc.) - Radiators - Air bricks - Corners - Spiders' webs - Bed (between slats) - Under skirting boards (gap between board and floor) - On top of architraves The amount of dust and other nameless horrors that the Xpert blew out of air bricks in particular, which had probably not been cleaned for decades as there was no way of doing so until now, was almost unbelievable. I strongly recommend wearing a face mask. The last three are either where dust is pushed by vacuum cleaners or is hard to remove and, again, there were showers of it produced. As well as a face mask, light-coloured clothing is a good idea. Spiders' webs are a nuisance to remove because they stick to whatever removes them. No problem with that here. I add that the Xpert removed absurd quantities of crumbs from a Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 which someone left after resigning from their job. (Worth repairing although no longer produced, as it is one of the few keyboards with reverse tilt). The Xpert is expensive but well worth it because of its excellent design, power, simplicity and versatility, although I recommend a hand vacuum cleaner as well to pick up what it blows.

Brilliant piece of kit for my pc case, works wonders. Do not use freely on fans. I hold fan blade and brush off dust with a soft paint brush prior to using the blower. Good cleaning power with three extra heads.

Now, I have gone through many of these kind of air compressors and my god has this *blown* (get it?) out of the water. The force this thing gives out is mental! At first I thought this was just going to be an over priced product that performs badly but actually it is the opposite! The design of the air compressor is a little dated but it works, although having a button that will run continuously would have been nice as you have to hold the run button. The nozzles you get with the compressor is nice and useful for range of applications. Airflow of this compressor is not something to under-estimate - that's a statement and a fact! It provides ACTUAL force and I was shocked at how much it was able to blow out by just a bit of use. It does come with a cable, so you will need to have it plugged in as there is no battery operation, but I think I can live with that considering how powerful it is. It is a little noisy but with the amount of air it pushes is more than acceptable. Surely does use a bit of power (clocked at around 410 watts~), but it beats the full air compressors that usually take 1,500 watts or more. Besides you won't be running it 24/7. This is EXACTLY what I have been searching for my whole life! Could not have had a better experience. I would like to personally thank the manufacturers for making a product that is actually competent in the market as all of these other cheap Chinese products always seem to under-perform and die quickly. What a relief to finally have the search for a good compressor to be complete.

This blower is top quality! Perfect to clean any surface like computer cases, filters, etc. Easy to set it up with different attachments. It has enough power for you day to day cleaning operations. It can be noisy (they all are). Good price for the quality.