Westminster, Inc. World's Smallest Blower - Real, Working, Tiny, Dual Powered Leaf Blower

I had an orange one and loved it! It worked great for about a year until I got it clogged with paint from my aryclic paintings. So then I bought this ... I used it about 3 or 4 times and it just stopped working! WTH!! Right in the middle of a painting. I have neck problems and bending to blow with a straw is not an option. Bring back the one that works! This one wS a waste of $$! Can't even it a star for giftable or durability, does not deserve even one star.

this is the biggest joke ever! What a waste of money. It is the cheapest plastic possible and the charge port is not good enough to plug the charger into it. It is complete junk and does not even turn on. It is not worth even returning, it belongs in the trash. Same your money! Besides being junk, the cord for charging was not even there!

The media could not be loaded. It has little no blowing power. Even using it to try to blow out dust in my PS4, I kid you not when I say that nothing moved. Absolutely no dust was bothered by the blowing from this. Not even when I got super close up to it with the thing. I even took the black part off if to try and blow directly from the main thing and still it didn't do anything. It's not powerful at all. It's definitely a novelty item. I don't think it was really intended for actual use. It's just kinda cute. I ended up giving it to my 4 year old nephew because I have no use for it.

This did not last long with my kids. It was fun for a bit but it comes apart pretty easily.

its itty bitty and works not strong though. cheap fell apart but the kid loves it

I am a 75 year-old handicapped woman and was delighted to find this on Amazon because every time I clean the filters on either of my two vacuums (one full size, one hand held) I have had to drag my full-size electric blower outside to finish the job. When I saw this I certainly didn’t expect the power of the gas-powered blower my yard man uses, nor even my big plug-in electric one, BUT “dual-powered”? - well, it does use 3 AAA batteries but there’s no way to plug it into the wall and the wind it blows out might be able to move a small, dry leaf a foot or so, but barely blows with enough power to excite a bit of dust from the vacuum filters! You will also need a tiny Phillips head screwdriver to open/close the battery compartment to insert those batteries! The entire tool, including the “snout” is about 7” long!

This is the infamous blower for acrylic paint work. When it works, it does a good job. But this thing is a cheap toy that should not be considered for serious art work. The first one I got didn't work. The replacement worked 3-4 times and I returned it. I strongly recommend spending more money (about twice as much) and getting a better blower. Many are just too powerful; but I found the perfect one on Amazon. It's the black one by the company "incockol". The low setting is perfect for small blooms, and it has 5 other power settings. It also comes with attachments. It is well-made and has a rechargeable battery (USB-C cable included).

I love my mini leaf blower, does the job for my paintings!