Cordless Air Pump Air Duster for Dewalt 20V Battery(Battery Not Included), Handheld Brushless Compressed Air Mattress Pump Air Blower w/ 3 Speeds & 7 Nozzles & 336MPH for Home Cleaning, Outdoor

Awesome that I can put my Dewalt and Mac batteries on this tool.

Really well built for the price and pretty powerful.

I've bought these types before. On Amazon, they're everywhere at vastly different price points. This was the least expensive. I can't confirm, but I can assume, having shopped on Amazon before, they're all the EXACT SAME ITEMS, and as such, go with the cheapest version. No reason to spend 50+ on this. Mine was branded as Mellif, now this page is calling it FORDWALT, they're all the same.Pros:-Build quality is weirdly really nice, The plastic isn't thin, feels substantial, like an ABS.-Power, this puts out a lot of POWER, more than the WOLFBOX blower I have or the CCV mini blower. VERY NICE.-Attachments: Great selection, Love that they also have a deflation attachment. they all work as expected.Cons:-Battery rails are ever so slightly tight, makes removing batteries annoying.-The deflator attachment needs some end user love, there's a bit of overshot on the extrusion, which ain't the end of the world and is the rare few signs of "cheapness".-SPEAKING OF DEFLATOR ATTACHMENT/VACCUM, that hose is WAY TOO LONG, needs to be detachable.OVERALL I would recommend it, especially at <30 USD, and you've bought into the DEWALT ecosystem.

Has a good air volume

Avoid this Air Duster. Great idea in theory but it is made poorly. The electronic internals are junk. All I use it for is to dust off my computer keyboard. It sits next to my computer and I dust off my computer every morning for literally 2 seconds. I was trying to not buy the canned air and add to the trash. After 4 months this Duster stopped working. I have 6 different 20v DeWalt batteries and the Duster doesn't work with any of them now. The Duster will recognize a new/fully charged battery when you first put it on, pull the trigger and the Duster kicks on and then the immediately dies, even the DeWalt battery's charge indicator lights won't work as if the battery is completely dead. Remove the battery and the charger lights work fine again showing the battery is fully charged, will run my drills and saws just fine. This happens with all my DeWalt 20v batteries. So, my batteries are fine, my DeWalt tools work fine. I also have 2 of DeWalt's new 20v Power Stack batteries, this Duster doesn't recognize those batteries at all even when it was new and working "fine". Only the XR 20v worked initially. If you're buying this, get the Asurion Insurance and be prepared to use it.

This thing works fantastic. It's compatible with Dewalt batteries which i have a ton of and really has great pressure output

Noisy but I don’t usually use indoors. Works great with yellow tool brand batteries. Fills floating tubs up FAST!! Even works as a small area leaf blower

Overall I'm very happy with this blower. For what I use it for, it has excellent power and easily meets all my needs. Mainly I uses it for cleaning my other Dewalt tools and equipment in my workshop. Its appearance is right at home with my Dewalt tools, since it uses the same color scheme.Dewalt does not make this kind of blower, and I already have a collection of Dewalt batteries, so buying this blower was an obvious choice for me since it uses Dewalt batteries. Some others commented that it is a little difficult to insert and remove the batteries. I have not experienced that issue on my blower. To me it doesn't feel any different than inserting those batteries on my other Dewalt tools.Also, many people commented on how loud it is. Since I have used other similarly-sized blowers, I have not found this one to be any louder. They all are loud, but to me they not ear-piercingly loud. Also, in my case, I have a set of ear protectors nearby and often am already wearing them when it's time to use this blower.There are three things about this blower that I don't like. The first is the safety switch that you have to hold down while pulling the "on" trigger. Aside from the fact that where it is located it is a bit awkward to hold down the safety switch while turning the blower on, the safety switch is not needed at all (at least not in my view). Several of my power tools (like my sanders) don't have a safety switch. Only my saws do. So in my view, the safety switch shouldn't even be on this blower.Second, the button used to lock trigger on also uses an awkward design. Often I engage it when it isn't intended, and other times it is somewhat difficult to engage when I do want to use it.Third, while I give the manufacturer kudos for having a low, medium, and high setting, once again it is implemented in an awkard manner. It is a button at the bottom of the blower that when pressed toggles through the low, medium, and high settings. But the speed setting is not retained when you turn the blower off, and it defaults back to high when turned back on. To me, the better design would be to have a variable-speed trigger. That would be a lot more convenient and useful.All in all, though, the blower is very useful to me, and in spite of the above shortcomings, I like it and use it regularly. Of course, the main reason I like it is because it's battery powered, and in particular Dewalt-battery-powered.I do recommend it, and I would buy it again.