Dust Cleaner Strong Cleaning Air Blower for All DSLR Camera & Camcorders, Lens, LCD Screens, etc + Microfiber Cloth

This dust blower does exactly what it should - blasts away dust and debris from my camera gear quickly and effectively. The size is perfect - it fits right in my camera bag holder so I can easily clean my lens and sensor when swapping lenses on the fly. The one-way valve works well to prevent sucking dust back in, and the rubber construction gives it a good grip and powerful airflow. The included microfiber cloth is a nice bonus for wiping down screens and lens surfaces. Simple, affordable, and gets the job done without any hassle.

I’m writing this 9 years late, lol Great little rocket blaster. I’ve used it 1000s of times and it’s still working great.

Serves the purpose, at a better price. I noticed that the one-way valve on the back doesn't suck air back in very fast, so all that stuff about not pulling in dust on the "inhale" from the lens side is a lotta hooey. But I don't care about that. You may, so I mentioned it. I like it much better than the cheapie little plastic one i had, with the hole in the side of the tiny bulb. Can't see how I would need a more expensive one than this one. Very happy with it.

Honestly one of the best Dust Cleaners out there for the price. Cannot beat the value gotten, this is great if you just got into photography and need a safe way to clean off dust from your DSLR.

Blows air, and blows it well.

Use this product all the time while cleaning my card collection.

It blows…..in a good way

I got a Giotto Rocket to remove dust from a scanner bed and from artwork, instead of compressed air or blowing on it. It’s a workhorse, and I like it so much that I wanted a second one for another workstation. The Giotto is a bit pricey, so I thought I’d give this one a shot instead - but you get what you pay for. The rubber/vinyl material for this one is a lot thinner, so it doesn’t re-inflate or spring back as quickly as the Giotto and you have to pause longer between squeezes to let it fill back up. And the puffs of air are a lot weaker. It might be good enough if you’re just looking for something smaller to tuck in a camera bag, (the Giotto is big). But I’m getting another Giotto Rocket instead.