Falcon Dust, Off Compressed Gas (152a) Disposable Cleaning Duster, 1, Count, 3.5 oz Can (DPSJB),Black

This was a life saver for my son’s 8th generation iPad. I noticed his iPad would charge but it was charging at a much slower rate than normal. And then after it was plugged into the charger for a few seconds, his iPad would read “Not Charging”. I looked on iPad forums and one possibility was the port needed to be cleaned. I purchased a port cleaning kit and no luck. I also tried some other resetting steps from Apple and no luck. I called the uBreakiFix store and spoke to a technician. He said it was a malfunction on the motherboard and would cost me 180.00 to fix. I thought about compressed air cans. I figured I’d try this as my last resort before shelling out another 180$. And sure enough, it worked! iPad charges no problem and the iPad does not read “Not Charging” anymore! Yes the can is small, as others have said in reviews. But you just need a small burst of air. This air can should last a while! And I will gladly pay 6 bucks or so for a small can of compressed air to a 180$ repair bill!

The feel of this can, in your hand, is something I very much liked. It's much lighter, with quick and accurate control of spray tube tip at 6 inches or more from wrist pivot. Powerful bursts of compressed air clean out the hiding places of dirt very well. Blow dry cleaning solvent until gone and you have a surface ready for lubrication or inspection. I take off a point only for it's cost, it's a bit pricy, so it can't really replace the bigger cans in 12 each boxes. But it has its places as well for that "can't beat it" feeling.

As the title says the can is small. Which is fine it did what I needed it to just took longer. Anyone who has used compressed air knows that as you spray it. It loses air pressure due to it freezing. Which doesn't take long at all for a can of this size. But it's perfect for quick cleans such as a keyboard. I used it just fine to dust my PC just had to wait a bit for it to unfreeze a few times. If you're gonna do a big clean such as your PC I'd recommend a bigger can. But this product works great just the price is steep for the size when you can get 2 cans double the size for a few more dollars at Walmart.

I recently discovered the Falcon Dust-Off Compressed Gas Disposable Cleaning Duster, and I'm utterly amazed by its performance. This little can of cleaning power has become an essential tool in my cleaning arsenal for all the right reasons. First and foremost, the drying power of this duster is truly impressive. It's like having a mini tornado of air at your disposal, effortlessly blowing away dust, debris, and crumbs from even the most hard-to-reach places. Whether it's intricate electronics, delicate collectibles, or tricky crevices, this duster handles them all with ease. I was particularly impressed with its ability to clear out tight spaces that are usually a pain to clean. The ease of use is another standout feature of the Falcon Dust-Off. It's incredibly simple – just point, press, and watch the magic happen. The precision nozzle allows for targeted cleaning without any messy residue or liquid involved. It's a quick and efficient solution that saves both time and effort. Now, let's talk value – this product is an absolute steal! The can may seem compact, but don't be fooled – it packs a powerful punch that lasts much longer than expected. You'll find yourself reaching for it again and again without worrying about running out anytime soon. It's a true bang for your buck that offers incredible cleaning performance for a fraction of the cost you'd expect. Not only is this duster great for home use, but it's also perfect for keeping your workspace clean. It's a lifesaver for maintaining electronics, keyboards, and even delicate camera equipment in tip-top condition. The fact that it's disposable adds an extra layer of convenience – no more worrying about refills or maintenance. In conclusion, the Falcon Dust-Off Compressed Gas Disposable Cleaning Duster is a true cleaning superhero that delivers on all fronts. With its remarkable drying power, user-friendly design, and unbeatable value, it's a product that stands out in a crowded market. If you're looking for a reliable and efficient way to keep your space dust-free, I wholeheartedly recommend giving this duster a try. It's become an indispensable part of my cleaning routine, and I'm sure it will do the same for you!

This is the price for the 3.5 ounce can. I suppose this is my fault for not reading the description properly. However, even as that may be the case, you can get two 10 ounce cans for $10 at Walmart. In terms of the actual product, I bought it to clean my internals on my Macbook Pro. I read the instructions on the can, inserted the "straw," and let it rip. Like the other negative reviews, this thing has barely any velocity in the air pressure it creates. It's more like low-pressure air that's just really cold. The can will get freezing cold, which isn't too much a problem for me. However, the fact that I ended up just taking a few deep breaths and getting more dust out of the fans and vents in my laptop than this POS speaks volumes. tldr; DON'T BUT THIS FOR OVER $4-$5. It's only 3.5 ounces. That's smaller than a can of soda. Go to Walmart and get a 2-pack of 10oz compressed air from any other brand for $10-$15, and you'll be set!! P.S. This is the first negative review I've written on Amazon for any product in over 5 years of using Amazon because it pissed me off enough to go this far. I literally paid $8 for "compressed air" that has the same force as my farts.

Successfully cleaned my iPhone Lighting port that would not charge because dust got built up inside the port. Used the compressed air and saw a lot of lint come out. I knew that might do the trick once I saw all the material that came out of the port (it was surprising!) Product worked for me.

My laptop was feeling awfully congested and would get very hot running intensive tasks like Microsoft Word, Gmail on a browser, and listening to music. I resorted to capping the max processor to 20% to keep temperatures down. And could not find any of the cans of compressed gas I purchased in the last five years. So, I buys this Falcon Dust thingie. I set it up. Aim the little straw at the laptop's vent and the laptop says to me, "Watch where you're poking that thing!" I use the Falcon Dust. All sorts of dust start flying out from beneath the keyboard. I start blasting every opening I can find on the laptop. And the laptop tells me it's fine. I asks, "You sure?" They say yes. Turn on the laptop. Temperatures are down 15ish degrees C. I yell at the laptop, "Go faster Barry!" Set the laptop to 100% processing power. Temperatures are still cool. And now I can push the laptop to the limits. I can do cutting edge things like opening TEN browser tabs like some type of mad scientist along with multiple Word documents and music playing all at the same time. Living the life of royalty now. Thanks Falcon Dust!

This has to be the worst can of compressed air I've ever bought. I have a 3 ft tower fan in my room (the fan area is only about 24 inches long and the vent is only half the width) but it gets really dusty here in Arizona, so I wanted to thoroughly clean the dust out for better efficiency this summer and to extend the life of the fan. I figured since the are where the air intake is on the back and the area where the air blows out in the front is only about 20" tall x 6" wide x 8" deep, so I figured a 3.5 oz can would easily be enough to blow straight through the intake area right out the front, just like the air flows through when the fan is on. I'm already aware you should NEVER SHAKE a can of compressed air because it will cause the contents to get so cold the can will start to freeze, the air will cease come out, and the can will be so cold you won't be able to hold it with bare hands. I did not shake the can at all, ever. I held it upright, as instructed, inserted the included straw, and proceeded to blow the dust out of my fan starting at the top working down. Well, this can only blew air out the way its supposed to for less than 8 seconds, then hardly anything was coming out. Then the can started to freeze, so I stopped using it to give it time to return to room temperature then tried again. It never worked right again. It never blew air hard enough to do anything more than dust off a keyboard at very close range... Maybe. It didn't even get 4" of my fan blades clean. Only 1/4 of the can actually worked as it's supposed to, froze up, then hardly blew air at all after that, freezing up again every few seconds until I gave up and just threw it away. Do yourself a favor and spend a few bucks more to get a 2-pack of 10.5 oz cans that actually work for longer than 10 seconds before the can gets too cold. That way, when one gets cold you can use the second can while the first warms back up. This can is a total and complete waste of money. It may be 3.5 oz, but you only get to use maybe 1 oz if your lucky