WHATOOK W02 Professionele persluchtreiniger: 100-traps 250.000 RPM Superkracht draadloze luchtblazer met traploze snelheidsregeling – Borstelloze motor voor toetsenbord, pc, auto & huishouden

Macht ordentlich(!) Wind... aber auch ordentlich krach - ist aber von der Lautstärke erträglich. Ich nutze es hauptsächlich um draußen die Werkbänke von Spänen zu befreien oder Geräte sauber zu bekommen. Beim Durchpusten eines PCs hat das Ding auch gute Arbeit gemacht.

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I picked up the rechargeable duster for use in the car as I'm constantly in the car traveling. The inclufed access is a big bonus!What I like is this is so much more convenient than cans of air and better for environment by avoiding landfills. This has a powerful blowing mode along with other modes. Strong to blow off snow on my car.My only dislike is the nozzle head can pop off very easily with a bump. So be aware of that when using. My 2nd dislike is the does not use a brushless motor. Some modules due.The bottom line, I find this extremely useful for home, office , and my car. Hopefully I'll have many years of use but would prefer a brushless motor. Great accessories included as well. I can recommend this especially if you catch a coupon or on sale. I don't this a good value at full retail given so many competitors. If it had a brushless motor then maybe at full retail a good value.Hope this helps

When I first saw one of these I was highly skeptical. I mean, the closest thing I can think of, a blow dryer, is big, and requires a cord. How could something this small and powered by a battery produce enough air velocity to function as a duster?It actually moves quite a lot of air, and I can see it filling many of the functions that I currently employ compressed air for. While this Whatook air duster definitely moves more air overall, the point of focus is wider, so a can of compressed air can still achieve higher velocity at a particular point. I don't think I'll be tossing my air cans yet. However, those air cans are expensive, and being able to cut a lot of their less critical uses will be helpful. This tool is definitely sufficient for the keyboard, probably the computer fans as well. I can see it taking out any small debris easily, I just noticed while testing it on dusty surfaces that it left a thin layer behind which the canned air was able to remove (due to the pinpoint point of focus coming from the straw).I can also see using this to fill in for my air compressor to clear the sawdust off my power tools. The air compressor is heavy and loud, and I'm guessing that this little Whatook will do a serviceable job In that department.I still have a bit of testing to do, but I'm optimistic for this tool. It performs much better than I expected.

This little air blower was surprisingly powerful for the size. I was able to waft my wife’s hair from clear across the room. It also made short work of cleaning the dust out of my computer keyboard.There were plenty of attachments that could be used for a variety of situations. I could see this blowing up some kind of inflatables nice and quick.I felt like the squared off handle wasn’t the best design. And I don’t really like the way you turn it on and select the blowing speed. This is done with a button rather than a knob or dial. I feel like a variable control or a switch might have been better than a multi press button.But it seemed good value, plenty powerful and quite adaptable to a number of situations where one might need a strong blower.