Product description
Powerful Air Speed: Experience the superior cleaning power of the Six Craftsmen electric air duster’s 215W motor. It delivers 180,000 RPM and blasts air at 50 m/s. Effortlessly eliminate dust, debris, and water from hard-to-reach spaces
Durable Battery Life: This duster comes with 2x 3000 mAh batteries for extended work time and the ability to complete multiple cleaning tasks. The convenient Type-C charging port ensures easy charging and broad compatibility, and the batteries also feature a helpful power indicator for easily checking the remaining charge
Versatile Usage Scenarios: This electric air duster is designed for a wide range of applications, making it useful both indoors and outdoors. Use it to clean car interiors, keyboards, and computers. Outdoors, it can assist with tasks such as lighting charcoal for grilling, clearing leaves from decks or patios, removing water from car side mirrors, and blowing away light snow
Compact Design for Easy Storage： The compact design of this electric air duster allows for convenient storage in various locations. Easily store it in your car trunk, garage, or any closet in your home, ensuring it’s readily accessible whenever you need it
Reusable and Cost-Effective: Constructed from durable materials and featuring a long-lasting battery, this electric duster provides a sustainable and economical alternative to disposable air cans. Enjoy consistent cleaning performance while reducing waste and minimizing long-term expenses
Gae A. Weber –
THIS HAS ALREADY CHANGED MY LIFE (I got it today)
OK, we’ve all seen those reviews about mundane little whatsits that seem to have absolutely flipped someone’s sheesh and thought, “Okaaaaaaay then,” and gone on our way thinking that person must be lovely but maybe they should get out a little more.Well, they wheel turns and hey, look at that—it’s my turn.This little thing is the bomb! See the pictures up there? That’s Muffin. Adorable, yes? I mean LOOK AT THAT SWEET LITTLE FACE. And that beautiful silky fur. That beautiful silky fur that falls off of her by the pound, and floats everywhere and piles up in drifts a Yeti could hide in (the monster, not the water bottle). It collects in hidden corners and accumulates friends (dust, dirt, other dogs’ hair, bits of string, people who came to visit that I never heard from again). All that in between regular vacuumings! And when I vacuum I have to stop every 5 minutes to either get rid of a hair clog or empty out dog hair. It’s discouraging.I actually brought in my real leaf blower once to try to deal with the situation. Moral: don’t be me.Long story slightly longer: DO be me. I got this little magical thing for around $20 and it BLOWS—in the best of all possible ways. It blows cumulus-size poofs of dog hair, dirt, and—surprise!—Christmas tree needles, down the stairs and out the door where they will biodegrade as nature intended. It will blow the schmutz out of your TV and your computer, the eewww out of your doorsteps, the stuff you forgot was accumulating on the tops of your doorframes and window frames, the top of your fridge and your kitchen cabinets, under your sofa, and in those tiny spaces where we all drop our car keys and French fries in the car.There are all kinds of these little gizmos out there now. Some are quite a bit more powerful, and have different nozzles or other accessories. But if you’re not sure that you actually need one, start with this one. Inexpensive, has 2 batteries and WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. Or at least make it a bit easier.It will take a little practice to get this to blow the yuck how and where you want it, instead of accidentally creating household tornadoes, but you’ll get the hang of it. The one thing that a lot of people would like to see but is not available is more than one power setting. For the money, though, you can’t go wrong with this little gem.One battery lasted me about 20 minutes or most of the upstairs (hardwood floors), and the battery did get warm near the end of its charge.Will update with anything important.
Andres Garcera –
Long-lasting battery
I thought it would have more power than the X3 Mini, but it is not like that, it is similar and even has slightly less pressure, even so it is very good and its plus point is the battery which lasts a lot, the X3 discharges very very quickly, it lasts much longer at its maximum speed
J.B –
Great Air Duster
canned air was running me broke and leaving residue everywhere, so I rolled the dice on this Six Craftsmen cordless electric duster ffor $19.99 after seeing it pop up in my recommendations. Holy cow, what a relief.This thing packs a punch with that 180,000 RPM motor—blasts away dust bunnies from my GPU fans and keyboard crevices without breaking a sweat. The two 3000mAh batteries are a lifesaver; I swapped ’em mid-clean on my printer enclosure (cleared out all the PETG scraps in seconds) and still had juice left for the car vents later. Super lightweight too, and fits right in my toolkit. Charges quick via USB-C, no proprietary nonsense.At this price, it’s blowing (pun intended) the competition out of the water—way more eco-friendly than disposables and hasn’t let me down once in a couple weeks of heavy use. If you’re tired of weak puffs or arm cramps from manual brushes, snag this. Five stars, no hesitation—my clean freak heart approved
Juan Esteban Velez M –
Buen producto
Es bueno solo que siento que le falta potencia
luis martinez –
Excelente producto
Esta herramienta es de buena calidad es muy económica, trabaja muy bien.
docbob –
Has great wind to it
Not to loud but does have a lot of strength to it. Battery life is good and it comes with two of them. Strong air pressure to blow away things. Good value for the cost.
BH –
Handy and convenient.
Very cool. Haven’t used it enough to give reliability results, but I like it so far. I’m surprised how much air it does move.
Hugo S. –
The power for it’s size will blow you away
What a compact powerhouse of a portable blower! I maintain and resolve issues with the computers and network at the school I work at. As the climate in our high-desert area is fairly dry, after about a year or two, the interiors of the computers have a buildup of dust.I’ve typically used a smaller electric compressor to blow out the computer towers and other devices as it is essentially cost free compared to the expensive compressed nitrogen cans.. I know, the canned air doesn’t introduce moisture, which could be a concern, but by the time I turn these computers back on any moisture has long evaporated.Some great details are:- It comes with two batteries, so one can be charging while using the other is in use- The charge port is a USB-C so any standard charger can be used- Has a row of LEDs to indicate current battery level- Includes a charge cable and 3 different brushes.- Easy on/off switch- Blows very strong for its sizeIn the first half of the video I am blowing ground coffee I put on the patio, with the duster about waist high above the patio surface. In the second half, I’m blowing some fine-gravel dirt, which is a heavier material than the coffee. It takes a little more time as well as holding the duster closer to the dirt toward the end of the video, but it definitely did the job.I thought similarly to others who have commented about the lack of additional nozzles. They would definitely allow more focused application of the forced air, but if the nozzle is too restrictive, this might Realizing that trying to blow with the force it currently has through a nozzle that restricts the airflow might cause greater stress on the electric motor and might shorten the motor’s life.With the exception of keyboards, not having additional nozzles but having the brushes provides almost all the effectiveness I need.With this you won’t need to ‘blow’ your money on compressed air cans.