XPower Airrow A2 Pro Computer Duster REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Review item - amzn.to/3b9FyaP
0:00 ➤ Intro
0:45 ➤ In The Box
1:15 ➤ Built Quality
2:25 ➤ Functionality
4:05 ➤ After Two Weeks
4:38 ➤ Conclusion
5:33 ➤ Outro
Camera used for this review - amzn.to/3ljIiWW
Thanks to our contributor Tyler for doing the review. Check out his channel - / @gildad
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Mine comes tomorrow. You know you're getting old when you get excited about an air duster....
Also when you were dusting the 12" fan, I felt that.
I’m only 17 and I’m excited 😳
I was wondering how this has stood up the last 2 years? Is it still working and worth the money?
@@EricXVII So far so good! It gets hot so I try to be mindful how long I have the unit on. Its very powerful, I was surprised.
@@sirmegallot3276Thank you so much for the reply, mine just arrived so Ill take note of that.
Great vid man, just what I was looking for.
Quality review. Thank you, sir!
Just got this thing and it is extremely powerful.
Considering the price Its really solid and feels sturdy.
I was extremely surprised to learn it was made in china.
I don't use compressed air very often but with this I find myself cleaning my pc much more often because of how easy it is.
"I was extremely surprised to learn it was made in china." So many things are made in China.. Which includes a lot of good products and a lot of bad products.
Do you have to have this plugged in to use it ? Or is it battery operated
@@kizzyGotiT .....
Bruh... Its corded@@kizzyGotiT
I was wondering how this has stood up the last 2 years? Is it still working and worth the money?
Thanks for the review, it was very helpful. I had read, however, that there are two speeds. Knowing the difference between those to power settings is vital for me before putting out $75 to buy one. Everything else you covered was great, I especially appreciated the toys and legos on the table, that was very helpful to see the force for how I'd be using it.
Yes the duster has two speeds, low and high. There is a difference but the device doesn't have like a "soft" setting. its pretty strong on both.
@@cgstech5657 Thank you for the clarification! I've seen on another video it's pretty powerful (and noisy) for both. I don't think for my purposes it'll be good BUT it sure looks great if you're cleaning a lot of other things like computers, and, by the way, we have the very same vacuum cleaner! Thanks for putting this together.
This is nice but... how well do the friction fit attachments stay on? Would be afraid of attachments getting flown off and into sensitive equipment damaging them.
Thanks. Bought one after watching this review.
Enjoyed your video I gave it a Thumbs Up
i use these dusters regularly in my wood shop. also hooked it up to alexa plug and put it outside to scare away squirrels when they are detected by my cctv.
Life saver , I was about to spend so much money on the datavac but this is half the price and seems like it is worth the money.
Next time, I'm getting first @mitchell Smart lol
Awesome work with the camera shots!!!!
Thanks man, this is just our pilot review to show to companies, we'll be reviewing a lot of awesome products, even gaming stuff.
I just hate having to wait for canned air to warm back up. These are super nice. We had one at gamestop when I worked there years ago.
If you want to regulate the airflow, use a variac. (In other words if it's too powerful.)
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How fast does it heat up?
I saw a review on amazon that said it needs a power adapter sold separately but thats not mentioned anywhere else. Ty
Hi, not sure what you mean. The duster is corded. The person who posted that review on amazon was probably an international buyer and needed a different power plug. In that case they would need a power plug adapter.
@@cgstech5657 most likely, since no other mentions. Thank you
@@ToxicGent Yes, was a british man that damaged the unit by using a 240v plug instead of the 120v, The guy even goes on to say it isn't clearly stated.. While its clearly stated "For 120V/60Hz power systems only" hahaha. I just ordered one myself!
@@oShadowkunI bought this in the UK not problems.
Thanks for the review of the Xpower A-2 Airrow Pro. I bought one about a week ago and was pretty impressed with the power, even at the low setting. Curious as to how yours has stood up almost a year later?
Hi, still working perfectly although not used all that often.
friendly reminder to hold you fans in place while you clean so you don't break the fans or mother-board!
Incredible investment for your life, it will greatly makes up it's price tag in soo many cleaning uses.
Wouldn't mind these videos here and there
My xpower duster is not working please repair
Mine lasted ~3 years, I used it for so many things, it was great while it worked! Yesterday, it just wouldn't turn on. If anyone has any info on how to fix one of these, it'd be much appreciated!
This vs Datavac, what's best bang for the buck?
At work we have a DataVac Pro MDV-2TAC. The main advantage of the DataVac Pro MDV-2TAC is that it sucks and blows, both vacuum and air compressor, and it includes a decent hose for getting deeper into systems. We bought ours for around $350 CDN several years ago (from a company that doesn't exist anymore). The DataVac is made of metal, so it's a bit more durable. (I believe the smaller handheld DataVac is also made of metal). One of the benefits of the more expensive DataVac Pro MDV-2TAC is also a drawback: Over the years that nice long hose ended up all duct taped up, and finding another is a bit of a PITA. The DataVac Pro is great at blowing, but we found the suction really wasn't equal, it wasn't as good as we would have liked it to be. I bought the Xpower A-2 Airrow Pro for home use and I was really pleasantly surprised. I bought my Xpower A-2 Airrow Pro for $59CDN (on sale from $79CDN). It was $40CDN cheaper than the handheld DataVac. While I would have preferred a metal body, as CGS Tech mentions the plastic is durable, and the unit has enough weight that it feels pretty solid. What surprised me the most about the Xpower A-2 was the strength of the compressor. There are 3 settings: II high, off, and I low. I found the low setting was more than enough for cleaning inside the PC. That said, no amount of blowing was going to clean the dirt completely off fans, which needed some brush work to loosen dirt. Given that I've used the larger more pro DataVac I'm not sure I would buy the handheld now that I know the Xpower is more than enough for the job. That said, if I was buying for a shop where multiple people were going to use the compressor, I'd go with the metal DataVac because I know someone is bound to drop it.
@@chaslinux Thanks for this thorough explanation!
So this is 100% safe for a whole gaming pc? I'm just making sure because I really dont want to lose my current pc to static electricity or something :)
Call me crazy, I use my battery-powered yard blower to clean the computers. But you will learn you need to take the item outside, the dust goes everywhere.
Just ordered it. I really needed it, because I have that kind of keyboard that likes to breed dust. My computer also likes to breed dust. I am also an IT technician, my customers breed dust- GGINXGNDSIHGMN OEKO. I mean. COUGH.
1st comment
Thanks for the video
Next time how about at least :30 of actual product use WITH sound, WITHOUT narration.
Yup, quietness - minor feature completely messed.
Seems like all paid advertising, why not show the product in use
Why does this guy talk like the Sherminator?
One can is not enough for me so I usually use 2-3
Ona can cost me ~4$ here where I live
I paid ~ 37& for A-2 on amazon
Even if I only cleaned my computer every 2-3 months it would still be worth it