PeroBuno Computer Vacuum Cleaner - Air Duster - for Keyboard Cleaning - Cordless Canned Air - Powerful - Energy - Efficient - Compressed

Living in the heart of Texas, where the dust kicks up faster than a tumbleweed in a desert storm, keeping my home—and my beloved gaming PC—free from dust is no easy feat. Enter the PeroBuno 3-in-1 Computer Vacuum Cleaner, a compact yet powerful tool that's become my trusted ally in the ongoing battle against dust. First off, let me tell you about its suction power. This little vacuum doesn't mess around—it sucks up dust like a tornado sweeping through the plains. Whether it's the fine dust that settles on my gaming rig or the heavier particles that accumulate on my shelves and picture frames, the PeroBuno tackles them all with ease. Now, let's talk about convenience. The fact that it's rechargeable via USB is a godsend, especially since I have a surplus of spare chargers lying around, thanks to the abundance of Android phones in my household. And despite its compact size, it's surprisingly lightweight and easy to maneuver, making quick work of dust bunnies in even the tightest corners. But perhaps what impresses me most is its versatility. From cleaning out the innards of my gaming PC to tackling dust on my desk, shelves, and doorframes, the PeroBuno handles it all with aplomb. And let's not forget its quiet operation—a welcome relief in a household where silence is a rare commodity. If I had one minor gripe, it would be the battery life. Given the amount of dust I deal with on a daily basis, I do wish it had a longer-lasting battery. However, this is a small price to pay for the convenience and effectiveness of this little vacuum. In conclusion, the PeroBuno 3-in-1 Computer Vacuum Cleaner is more than just a tool—it's a Texan's trusted companion in the never-ending fight against dust. If you're looking for a compact yet powerful vacuum cleaner that can handle the dusty conditions of the Lone Star State, look no further than the PeroBuno.

I'll start off with my only disappointments in the product. The dust trap door doesn't always work perfectly. The blowing power of the air duster could be better. However, I chose this product because I wanted a cleaner that could blow air AND vacuum. Blowing the dirt around just makes more of a mess and can push it further into crevices. I love the vacuum mode on this cleaner, it does the job well in tight spaces like my keyboard without taking the keys off. For $25-$35, there isn't a better deal with these features out there in my opinion. I bought an electric air duster before this gun and I never touch it anymore. The vacuum did a great job when it was time to clean my desktop pc and all of the fans in it. The cleaner comes with a few tips and a brush end to remove all the dust for it to vacuum. The filters clean easy with water too. It's worth the money!

I was not sure if this would really get the job done. I have to say after using it about 10 times thus far I am very impressed. I was expecting it to feel cheap and lightweight. Its a very solid device. It comes with 3 filters but it would be nice to know where you can order more. The device is a bit loud but its a vacuum so I don't see how that is avoidable. I has a fair amount of power and really does a great job at picking up stuff. If you are like me and you eat at your desk, you need this. The attachments are very helpful. The canister is clear so you can see all the stuff being picked up. The canister fights tight and you can remove the filter without issue. The blowing side is equally impressive. The tools provided for that side do a great job at directing the airflow for cleaning the inside of your PC. The charging cable is USB-C but it is an extended plug. I think its like 10mm but its longer than the standard phone cable. You can get these off Amazon without issue. You can also get adapters so if you lose the cable its not a big deal. There is a charge light. I would not recommend charging using your PC. Use like a 2 or 3amp adapter. I will probably get these as gifts for Xmas.

The Compressed Air Duster & Mini Vacuum Keyboard Cleaner 3-in-1 offers a combination of convenience and functionality, but it comes with a few drawbacks. On the positive side, the portability of this cleaning kit is a definite plus. The compact design makes it easy to carry around, and the dual functionality of compressed air and mini vacuum adds versatility to the cleaning process. It's suitable for a quick cleanup of keyboards and other electronic devices. However, the effectiveness of the compressed air might leave something to be desired. While it works reasonably well for light dusting, tackling more stubborn debris or particles can be a challenge. The mini vacuum, though handy, also has limitations, especially when dealing with larger particles. The cordless feature is a double-edged sword. While it enhances mobility, the battery life could be a limiting factor for more extensive cleaning sessions. A longer-lasting battery would greatly improve the overall usability of this 3-in-1 cleaner. In terms of build quality, the materials used feel a bit flimsy, raising concerns about durability over time. The longevity of the device might be questionable under regular use, especially for those looking for a long-term cleaning solution. In summary, the Compressed Air Duster & Mini Vacuum Keyboard Cleaner 3-in-1 has its merits, especially for quick and portable cleaning tasks. However, its limitations in dealing with more challenging cleaning scenarios and concerns about durability bring it down to a middle-of-the-road rating.

I bought this about 10 months ago. I think I bought it to clean my keyboard or something, but it turns out I use it CONSTANTLY. It's small enough to just have it sitting around and I'm always grabbing it to suck up any dust I see (we live in a really dusty area). We have an expensive Dyson vaccuum and a handheld too, but I use this little beauty more than I do either of the big machines. Really helps keep my workstation neat and tidy.

I've had this product for a few days, and first impressions are really good. It does exactly what I wanted: a small, rechargeable, effective dust blower and vacuum combo for my desk. Pros: - The vacuum is strong enough for desk and tabletop cleaning. I wouldn’t recommend it for anything beyond that, but for crumbs, dust, and debris on your workspace, it works great. - It comes with a few attachments that make it easier to use. - It includes three filters, so you don’t have to worry about buying replacements right away. - I’ve used it a couple of times and haven’t had to charge it yet. - Cleaning it is simple, just remove the filter and dump the trash. Even cleaning the filter itself is not hard. - The blower is effective for cleaning keyboards and corners. It’s not as powerful as other blowers, but for its size and price, it is great. Cons: - You can’t really use it for long stretches. After a while, the motor gets hot, so I turn it off to cool down. - The build quality is okay, but not great. The design looks good, but the materials feel a bit cheap and the electrical components could be better. Bottom line: Would I pay this amount again for a vacuum/blower combo just for my desk? Absolutely. I haven’t seen any competitors in this price range offering the same features. It’s a super handy tool for keeping your workspace clean.

This is an exceptional product. I use it for: Cleaning debris off countertops(great for coffee grounds) and cooktops, computer key boards, baseboard dusting, cobwebs, and even sucking flies off windows(w/o the mess. Reaches all those cracks you need to reach when cleaning the car interior. I use this vacuum for something every 1-2 days. No issues after 18 months and is surprisingly powerful. When it no longer ceases to function, I Will purchase another.

This vacuum does well for what I wanted it for, which is sucking up small debris from my 3D printer and as an alternative to compressed air. Disassembly for cleaning is fairly easy, and it does have a flap that closes pretty quickly to prevent the stuff it has sucked up from falling out. The fact that it is USB rechargeable was a must to avoid "one more cable". While it does have a USB-C port, they did not implement it correctly so it will not charge from straight USB-C power sources, but will do fine with USB-A to USB-C charging. USB-C charging requires resistors in the device that tell the charging source how much power it can take, without those it is telling the charger that it cannot take any power so it won't charge. Thankfully it is a fairly minor thing to work around for now, but as USB-A goes away in favor of smaller and more friendly USB-C recharging this will become more annoying. I don't know if they did this out of ignorance or cheapness, but I make circuit boards myself and resistors like this are priced at $0.002 USD each (that is 5 per penny) and only 2 are needed for it to be recognized as a USB-C device. I'd have happily paid $1 more for it to have real USB-C support, but alas I have what I have. It would have been 5 stars if they had spent that extra 4 tenths of a penny. ------ It has been 22 months since I bought it, and it still works well. I only have 1 USB-C plug on my desk that isn't on a USB-C power source so it is getting more annoying, but I have a few other annoying things that need that 1 plug too so it won't be going away. I'd still recommend.