WOLFBOX MF50 Electric Air Duster-110000RPM Super Power Cordless Air Duster, 3-Gear Adjustable Mini Blower with Rechargeable Battery, Dust Blower for Computer, Keyboard, House, Outdoor and Car

Don't get deceived by it's size because this thing is powerful. I've been using it to clean my desk (laptop, keyboard, mat) but I've also used it to dust a bit cat hair around the house or even dry wet items. IIt has three speeds, different accessories and even an automatic mode (only levels 1 and 2).I've not had yet to charge it, so his battery (I'm assuming) is long lasting.Great price too!

This little blower is amazing. I ordered a similar one over a year ago, and this one is night and day so much better. It is quiet, blows more air, and it is easy to use. I love the switch mechanism; it is intuitive and simple. I have used this for cleaning, and it really does the job without any issues. I aimed it under the couch, and it removed so much dust and fur from the pets that I had to get a vacuum cleaner to clean it up. It works great for cleaning our car, and I am going to use it next to clean the coils of the fridge. This is really a well-built, useful tool for the household.

Great power and quality! Air pressure is crazy! We’ll worth the price.

Had a few days and is functioning satisfactory for what it is. Very compact and relative to its size move a good volume of air. For sure requires up close use and really needs to run at full power which promotly consumes battery.

Dude, this is shockingly strong. Blows fur and dust off my keyboard and PC (I have a husky, fur is waging war on my land) it's also kinda fun to just blow things around, just because your so stunned on how hard it blows, it's like a mini leaf blower.

A tiny bit underwhelming, but just because I'm used to a compressor air nozzle. For 30 bucks it's pretty good, I'm gunna use it to blow off dust from vinyl planks cut on the table saw. And to cool overheated tools down, blow out vents of tools and electronics. It blew out a huge amount of dust from my computer, so its plenty strong for that.

I got a chance to use this blower multiple times and in different ways. BLUF: this is a superior tool. I don’t know about those who claim the battery doesn’t last long, but then again, I don’t know why a person would use this fan over a long period of time to do things like detail a car.A few points about usage. First, it automatically shuts off if you leave it for a few minutes, though it stays on long enough to repeatedly set it down and then use as you work a project. Second, at the mid and low speed you can lock it so it stays on. You simply hold the “on” trigger momentarily, and then click it again to turn it off. You cannot do this with high speed, but I didn’t find that an issue.I used it to clean computers and electronic components, and I used it to clean off tools in my garage. At high speed and with the narrow adapter, the force is as good as a can of compressed air, and it even blew some of the debris on the garage floor.Unlike compressed air, it doesn’t get cold and lose pressure during use. Moreover… and this to me is a superior aspect… it will NOT blow out a blob of frozen chemical, especially important when cleaning sensitive computer equipment (I once ruined a CD drive when a blob hit the lens). You can angle this blower any way you like without concern.So, overall this is an excellent product and I recommend it highly. It's highly functional, easy to handle and of modest size, and good value for the money. I'm not sure of the durability, only because I never dropped it.

EDIT: I wanted to add that WolfBox contacted me after leaving this review. They were really kind and thorough in addressing everything I noted about the duster. I was especially surprised because my review isn't even that negative - my main issue with this product is its MSRP compared to the other one WolfBox sells, but as I said a few times, it still performs extremely well and is worth getting on sale (otherwise the more premium MF100 duster is worth the higher price).I review every product I buy on Amazon, and this is the first time a company has ever reached out to me in order to address *mixed* feedback. So I just wanted to highlight their excellent customer service, because it's some of the best I've ever received.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I am a bit torn on this duster, after using it for a couple of weeks now.On the one hand, its performance is excellent. It blows a tremendous amount of air incredibly quickly. The battery lasts a while (I haven't counted, but I've only needed to recharge it once so far) and I think it runs circles around a lot of the cheaper dusters out there.On the other hand, when comparing it to Wolfbox's other handheld duster (the MegaFlow100), I'm much less enthused. Right away I noticed that the packaging for this duster is significantly cheaper than that one, and that cheapness unfortunately extends to the product itself. This one is lightweight, thanks to the body being made of a fairly thin plastic material. The "mouthpieces" (aka the little hose attachments) feel especially cheap when twisting them on and off the body. Whereas the MF100 is incredibly sturdy, with a comfortable heft, and "mouthpieces" that don't feel like they'll snap in half. I also find that the rounded handle of the MF100 is much more ergonomic and is extremely comfortable to hold for long periods of time. Lastly, the MF100's highest setting is noticeably more powerful than that of the MF50's.I wouldn't normally compare the two products like this. After all it's fine that Wolfbox is selling two dusters, with one feeling "standard" and the other feeling more premium. But my issue boils down to the price. From what I can see, the MF100 has an MSRP of $100, whereas the MF50's MSRP is $90. To be fair, Wolfbox sometimes offers coupons and sales for both products. But when the baseline prices are so close to eachother, it honestly just doesn't make any sense to buy this one. If the MF100 is priced at $100, I feel that this one should be $50 or $60 based on the cheaper overall build quality (even if the performance is still great).So I'm ultimately unsure what to make of this duster. The only real advantage it has over the MF100 is that it's much lighter, even if that's because of the cheaper parts (I checked and without any "mouthpieces" attached, the MF50 is 204 grams whereas the MF100 is 305g). If this one goes on sale for $50 or less, I'd say it's worth it - again it's still a huge improvement over other cheap rechargeable dusters I've tried. But otherwise, the MF100 is a huge jump in quality, and it's more powerful, and it's much more comfortable - so I'd strongly recommend getting that one, if it's an option for you. All of that being said, I'll give this duster 3 stars, because despite the flaws it does work very well.